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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1917
Page
2
Mrs Jennit Moyer of Lima Ohio credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her strength after a displacement. She a longtime midwife urges other women with weakness backache and nervousness to try the tonic and says she would answer letters from readers.
The applicant lacks references from the last employer and cites delays due to the candidate being hospitalized while awaiting further details. The dialogue mentions Bilton and Bilton Cengaging, with uncertainty about the references and the delay.
An ad from Kilmer and Co. promotes Swamp Root with claims of kidney and bladder benefits. It offers a sample bottle for ten cents and a booklet, requesting mention of the Centerville Alabama paper. The page also includes a collage of humorous quotes and notes on automobile accidents and common sayings.
British and French forces press the line as heavy bombardment and artillery oppose new German drives. Reports say German crown prince’s army again failed to dent the French line while Italian and Balkan fronts show mixed results with captures and repulse along multiple sectors.
Salt Lake City crowds pack the Liberty Day parade as Secretary of the Interior Brankfin Lane praises Utah’s patriotism and the true American spirit. He notes the war effort, calls for Liberty Loan subscriptions, and salutes the soldiers who stand beside farmers in a unified national resolve.
Uruguay declares war on Germany aligning with the United States and allies. Passports of German diplomats and all Uruguayan officials in Germany are recalled, with Uruguayan officials instructed to return home immediately. Berlin ordered to expel Uruguayan staff and route safety assurances for those abroad. Montevideo to become an Allied naval base area.
Petrograd reports a Democratic congress delegation meeting with Kerensky urging unity. They warn against anarchy, political ruin, and factional demands while stressing a coalition of bourgeois and democratic elements to save the country. Tereshchenko calls for reconstructing forces for the Paris conference to show renewed fighting strength.
Washington reports B F Phillips, head of beekeeping in the agriculture department, traveling Utah and Idaho to study honey production. In light of sugar scarcity, efforts focus on better methods to prevent winter losses and expand the industry. Phillips collaborates with Utah State College of Agriculture at Logan and University of Idaho at Boise, coordinating with U.S. Department of Agriculture and state colleges. He plans events in Pocatello and Boise on October 6 and October 1 respectively.
Thirteen men accused in the July murder of Detective Samuel Coppedge were convicted on October 7. Ten of the Hagrees were sentenced to fourteen years in the penitentiary, while three were acquitted. Three others were reported killed as a barge disaster in a separate incident near Crow Southampton Ontario.
Labor efforts by workers on September 14 backed by leaders to achieve an eight hour day. The event occurred at the shores of Lake Wilson with actions at the forts of the Secretary, in the town of Yorks.
An article advocates aggressive pest control to protect the nation’s food supply. It urges eradicating rats mice cockroaches and other vermin to prevent waste worth millions annually, while promoting measures to curb infestation and protect stores and farms.
A Washington Supreme Court ruling changes how community property is treated in a divorce. The decision, detailed by the Spokane Chronicle, holds that under the new rule the husband is no longer the absolute master of community personal property, acting as an agent rather than an owner. The court reversed decades of law, limiting a husband's power to dispose of communal assets without the wife’s consent and protecting her share from debt collections and exploitation.
An advertisement touts Freezone as a painless method to lift corns and calluses using a few drops applied to the affected area. A Cincinnati authority claims it dries quickly and does not irritate surrounding skin. Readers are advised to ask their druggist to stock a bottle from wholesale suppliers.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer excerpt recalls a Derby ball in Canada where an A D C introduced a politician to his wife, sparking a sharp exchange. The anecdote includes banter about social status and a widower seeking his daughter's hand, ending with tense wit about marriage, all framed as gossip from the era.
A fragmented note cites Bouton urging taxes on city lands for war gardens. The text includes stray aphorisms about beginnings in life and aging, mentioning a woman’s gray hair as a turn of phrase. The overall source is unclear and contains nonsensical inserts.
A patchwork of phrases references prices, soap from grape seeds in Argentina, and casual anecdotes about people and gendered autobiography. The readable items include mentions of Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio, European trade notes, and a quip about women writing autobiographies with a sprawling life tale.
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