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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1918
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR describes a woman allegedly working long hours and facing hardship. The readable text mentions Farakhame and a possible reference to vegetables and a famous remedy, but details are unclear and unverified.
A prosperous grocer hires a new errand boy as trade remains brisk. The boy Johnnie says he will leave at week’s end because another horse has lost a job, prompting questions about wages and work in delivering parcels through town. Catarrhal deafness advertising text follows.
A Detriot Free Press commentary argues that a man hired to win affection is often disagreeable, making many people reluctant to seek a second encounter with him. A reflective critique on social leverage and personal charm.
A fragment cites Castoria the long used infant remedy with its signature and warns mothers to check bottles. The text includes a stray reader question about a man offering his hand in rain and reacting when a drop is touched.
Dandruff treatment instruction endorses Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Soap. Follow for immediate effect, apply ointment to spots and then cleanse with soap, with results claimed next morning. Free sample address provided as Cuticura Dept Boston. products available at druggists or by mail. Baap 25, Ointment 25 and 60 Ady.
A garbled excerpt from the Boston Transcript shows a rough phonetic line about pronunciation or disguise. The fragment mentions punk breakfast fruit and a question phrased as a quirky inquiry about how something sounds. No clear event or identifiable entities emerge.
A young pilot recounts flying over No Man's Land when his plane caught fire. He switched fuel, dived, and continued shooting as the engine failed. He landed in a side slip, flames licking the wing, the fuel tank exploded after they escaped. Both crew unhurt.
An Akron report notes that deaf individuals face balance issues in aviation service. It cites experiments showing deaf persons struggle with balance tests, implying hearing is a factor in aviation suitability.
A huge fish, whose species is undetermined, was killed in Haywards Creek, Quincy Neck. It weighed 177 pounds and stretched five feet eight inches end to end. The head showed two back fins and a large fish lay atop a smaller one underneath. Local fishermen who saw it said they never witnessed anything like it.
A vivid World War I scene describes American sailors and soldiers near the front in France wearing captured civilian clothes including dresses and wigs. They raid a German machine gun nest, capture two prisoners, and note that Australian and Canadian troops do not mimic such dress in combat.
Mrs. David Shea of Lincoln tied to a lonely longing symbol. A service flag hanging in her window, representing her husband gone to war, inspired her to enlist as a timekeeper in the quartermaster corps. She has been sent to Fort Whipple, Prescott, Arizona.
Letters from soldiers describe brutal fighting with the Huns and the American Expeditionary Force. Lieutenant Stephens reports their cowardice and frantic surrender when near Allied troops. He recalls resting after gas injuries and praises American perseverance and the change in Boche attitude toward sabers and soldiers. Community kitchens and public baths are mentioned as wartime adaptations.
A contract to eliminate mosquitoes in the Oklahoma town was awarded to Morente Ohl-Kert Speangie. The plan includes sewer work and measures to curb a slow stream of pests, affecting all residents and local companies.
A chaotic night in New York as two hundred suspected criminals were seized in a massive man hunt. Inmates jawed and growled, while guards faced a tense crowd. A diner whispered about the spectacle as tensions rose among prisoners and onlookers.
A narrator recalls a quirky scene with a boy drawing on the floor and Grandmother insisting she did not stock anything while the boy claims to have drawn a skunk. The piece also mentions Ann Halviainane in City yesterday and references a wartime camp Dix scene with soldiers and a dramatic water scene.
Children argued all day and at night the little girl said she would have stopped quarreling if Geraldine had spoken to her gently. The comment reflects a family exchange where a child assigns blame and suggests a remedy through kinder guidance.
Advert shows Haarlem Oil capsules claim to cure backache kidney bladder and rheumatic issues. It touts cleansing of kidneys and blood, quick relief, and potential prevention of serious diseases. Money-back guarantee if not satisfied after a few days, urging purchase from druggists.
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