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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1918
Page
2
Mrs. Moen of Leite Seb Technron narrates a long term ailment relief using a medicine called Peruna. She credits success to the remedy for stomach issues and grip symptoms and urges others to try it through medicine sellers near them.
The county chairman Willian Vawter led a campaign to paint a pictured elm tree in Browa county. He carried wallets to fund the effort and spent two weeks energizing the project. After completion he found the scene altered and the painting unfinished until next summer when wildflowers bloom again.
The item notes Castoria, the infant remedy, urging buyers to check the sign of the remedy and mentions old war dispatches about Hitler. It references public sentiment on the Hun being attacked on four fronts and criticizes a certain commander as a blockhead and brute.
Advert shows Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Soap for facial care with a five minute wash. Free samples offered from Cuticura, Boston, with prices listed for Soap and Ointment. Includes quip about a croaker and a jokey rhyme.
A condensed digest reports heavy snowfall near Caron and outbreaks of influenza. It covers illegal bootlegging rings from San Francisco to Salt Lake, a deadly tunnel crash in New York, and public debate on streetcar ownership. Also noted are war-related economics, sugar ration rulings, and armistice talks shaping Allied strategy.
A report from Washington notes rapid Allied gains on both fronts. German forces face pressure as Italy and the western front advance, with Valenciennes fall to Canadian troops and large German captures and casualties reported. The Allies tighten control as Austria-Hungary fractures and new governments form.
Despatch reports rapid Allied advance between the Meuse and the Alsne as Austrian terms signaled a third defeated power. Berlin confirms shifts in command tone while German war office admits American forces push near the front line despite stiff resistance.
Washington reports the German leadership faces pressure to admit defeat as Allied troops advance. A U S spokesman questions whether Germany will acknowledge surrender terms and end the war, warning that defeat could force acceptance of Allied conditions.
A quirky protest notes a canary speaking on rising prices. The bird recalls cheaper summer board with water and bath at thirty cents a week, then forty last year and now seventy five cents, unwilling to bear wartime costs but urging restraint on inflation.
An advertorial note touts Pape's Diapepsin as immediate relief for stomach upset gas acids and undigested food. It claims rapid ease from indigestion headaches and heartburn and highlights low tablet cost at drug stores.
A garbled news fragment presents characters discussing danger and opportunity. The text mentions pace, responsibility, and a cautionary remark about not judging by appearances, suggesting a tense scene amid unknown events.
A bleak garlanded parlor displays numerous marble tops, a stereoscope, wax flowers, and a gloomy secretary. A black marble mantle and clock dominate the room while framed oils of mountains hang above, all reflecting mid-Victorian tastes with somber opulence.
A voice reflects on daily routine and the solace found in a woman's companionship. The speaker insists success and happiness hinge on shared life, declaring the absence of female partnership intolerable and comparing experiences to those of other men.
In Grimaby England a boatman ignored superstitions and a vow to not sail on Good Friday. He set out with a ship and crew aboard despite mobs hooting at the lock gates. He returned safely with his vessel and crew after facing the ominous omen of al kinds.
The text lists sailor superstitions about landings and weather. It mentions fear of flying ashore if a boat is off course and staying alive an hour after landing ensures recovery. It notes restrictions aboard trawlers and a belief that washing the face mid voyage spoils favorable weather.
The snippet recalls a quarrel over a cook named in a humorous pension-era scene. A remark on honoring Flora land’s event and a jab at Wilhelm’s finicky autocrat persona surfaces in a mid century tabloid tone.
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