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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1918
Page
2
An old advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as helpful for kidney and bladder troubles. It claims the remedy strengthens kidneys, cures back and urinary issues, and offers a sample by mail after sending ten cents to Binghamton New York. It urges readers to buy at a drug store and test the product.
An honored Yank in uniform spots a young girl with a small doll by the roadside. He halts his empty-truck convoy, lifts the child safely into the seat of honor, and escorts her forward with care as marching troops and crowds pass by, reflecting a moment of humanity amid war.
Wireless reports from the Tro lyn navy yard via balloon crows at Arendt California reveal garbled lines and confused chatter among locals. The tale mentions Sam, Hoss, and a misunderstanding about someone’s whereabouts. Blea fogham Age-Herald notes the odd exchange and a punchy line about perception.
Six Seattle women on a jury convict Alvin Adams, a former soldier drafted from Ravanseltyy, of manslaughter in a June incident near Twdmoad Wish. Other items note funeral services for Joseph B. Stilth in Salt Lake City, while James F. Delaney pleads guilty in a whiskey title charge in San Tran.
A Milwaukee Sentinel report canvases clergy across denominations who defend using Xmas as a respectful, ancient origin symbol for Christmas. Rev Reginald Williams and others cite widespread practice. debates note historical usage by theologians and students as acceptable writing convention.
A fragmentary oration evokes a child’s view of Christmas. The speaker contemplates schooling chores like washing and fort building, noting mixed feelings about holiday chores and fear of death contrasted with a sense of being not so different from others including a boy deemed too good. The excerpt references Abigail Willama Burton and a Roger figure.
A reflection on Christmas Day as a time when earth and heaven seem closer. The text notes the joy and universal celebration surrounding the birth of the Babe of Bethlehem and the long tradition of church bells signaling the season.
A garbled note on Christmas gifts argues against apologizing for gifting. It suggests the gift should express goodwill, not be cheaper or inferior, and warns against overemphasizing cost or apology in giving.
An old promotional notice touts California Syrup of Figs as a gentle, thorough cleanser for infants and children. It highlights a sweet taste, claims quick relief from constipation, and warns to buy genuine product made by the California Fig Syrup Company.
Advertising copy urges daily use of Cuticura Soap to keep skin clear and then applying Cuticura Ointment for soothing healing effects. Offers free samples by mail from Cuticura Dept X Boston. Also notes Miss Florence Homaine becoming a first class hourblack in Muscatine Ta.
Early 20th century pamphlet style guidance warns against panic during influenza. Promotes fresh air, routine hygiene, and three Cs: a clean mouth skin and bowel. Recommends herbal laxatives Pleasant Purgative Pellets, Anurie and Anuric tablets, hot lemonade, must ard foot bath, warm ventilated rooms, and a beefed up diet with broths milk and ice cream. Ends with assorted tonic suggestions and Pierce's Goldten Medizin Discovery claims.
A garbled excerpt shows characters debating leather age and a child’s fate, with odd phrases about watchdogs and experiments. The text devolves into unclear references to coats, breathing, and foods, suggesting OCR corruption rather than coherent news. No clear event or entities emerge.
In Peking the Arks to the Westward host centuries old temple compounds used as summer retreats. Rentable one story buildings surround paved courts shaded by ancient trees. Occupants sleep with a lesser Buddha, receiving meals from a priest, enjoying rare privacy and peace until meals are cleared. Many elders lease these temples yearly, a rite every newcomer should experience once.
A pastor recounts a critic as a needed brake on progress within churches clubs and societies. Critics guard against radicalism yet can be destructive. The piece urges speaking truth in love as a safe guiding principle for constructive critique.
A safety note recommends wearing a pair of gloves inside and one outside rubber gloves to protect hands from live wires. The inner glove is woven fabric to absorb oil and shield the rubber, with a leather gauntlet over the rubber glove to guard from external mechanical injury. The guidance emphasizes keeping hands warm in winter.
A reflective note on how compliments from a friend feel like personal affirmations of virtue, suggesting a sense of shared esteem and mutual respect within close ties.
A partial OCR snippet mentions bikes and Liberty bonds and hints at timing. The readable words indicate a discussion of purchasing or financing options tied to bonds, but the fragment is incomplete and lacks clear events, dates, or named entities to specify.
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