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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1917
Page
5
A fragmentary exchange stresses the suite as highly desirable while the speaker questions its purpose. The dialogue hints at social dynamics and unresolved intent, with a hint of formality in address and a sense of obstruction or hesitation.
A brief rural vignette notes a laborer answering a question about method. He explains he works by the day rather than by systematic arrangement, illustrating a pragmatic, flexible approach to tasks. The dialogue reflects daily labor norms and character perspective in a small community setting.
A fragmented ad touts kidney health tonics and Dr Kilmer's prescription while a column on wartime air combat describes anti aircraft guns on cars pursuing Zeppelins. It notes historical incidents at Compiogne and Revigny and a record distance hit of 15,000 feet, with crews needed to operate the cannons and telephonists relaying reports.
Treatment for the face advocates using Cuticura Ointment on rising and retiring, then Cuticura Soap with hot water. For hands, soak in hot Cuticura Soap solution, dry, and apply Cuticura Ointment. Free samples by mail with Book address postcard Cuticura Dept Ly Boston. Sold everywhere Adv.
In a brief, muddled échange the speaker accuses CH of never asking Jibway to lend a cent. A reply hints at disappointment after a claim that Sol Tanked him to lend a dollar until Monday, prompting the question What Monday.
In a sharp twist, Laconel notes that after prolonged dispute the couple finally consented to marriage, but quips that this agreement might be the last thing they ever agreed on. The remark hints at ongoing tensions despite the union.
Letters from women across the country describe relief from long-standing female troubles after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Testimonials from Aurore Illinois and Ohio men and women recount regained health, renewed energy, and ability to resume household duties, urging others to seek the remedy and contact Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co for guidance.
German forces widened their hold on Desel and Dago islands at the Gulf of Finland entrance, exploiting a large naval armada to push Russians toward the island’s southeast. Reports differ on German losses as raids and coastal bombardments continue. Elsewhere in Flanders and the Aisne the front remains active with artillery duels, and on the Isonzo front Austro-Hungarian bombardments persist with Italian resistance strong.
Washington issued October 14 1942 establishing a new war trade board empowered by the Trading with the Enemy Act. The board replaces the exports administrative board adding a Treasury representative and will license exports while restricting imports once articles are restricted. Enemy or ally dealings require board licenses and insurance firms remain under Treasury supervision. Utah soldier Robert B Knowlton of the 4th regiment artillery suffered injuries after falling from a troop train as he slept.
A woman's body was found Sunday in brush near Seattle three quarters of a mile from a country church early Sunday. Identification was impossible. The report notes a prior murder occurred about four months earlier in the area. Police investigation is underway.
Beven died when a Meridian Central passenger train struck an automobile near Elamele twelve miles north of Detroit. Pott was killed outright in the crash which involved multiple vehicles and an Atlantic boat steamship towed back with Admiralty officials reporting debris and damaged compartments.
President Wilson proclaims October 24 Liberty Day urging nationwide assemblies to pledge full financial support for the second Liberty Loan. He notes massive funding is needed to arm, feed, and clothe troops and calls for patriotic meetings under treasury and Liberty loan committees.
Reports say incendiary fire damaged an elevator and vast gear stock in Brooklyn on Saturday. Fire Chief Kenton pledged a rigorous investigation as property loss nears 1.2 million dollars amid the blaze and related water front fires.
Queen Maurie of Roumanta asked press to convey thanks to the United States for American aid and pledged Roumanta to a lasting alliance. The occasion marked the Star and Miripes raising and the American Red Cross flag over Roumanian wall hospital, the first retort hospital established there.
Fragmented OCR reads Michaelis downfall anticipated in Copenhagen with phrases about velchatig and erait, suggesting a hidden latent trend. Mentions of followers and a retreating retin ment imply a political or religious dispute affecting Dr. Allohwells and an otaieelion, with uncertain consequences.
Firefighters battled an early hour blaze that damaged the Ba tine roller mill in Ealing. The incendiary origin was suspected as the cause, destroying machinery and a large amount of grain and fuel. Employees reported losses estimated at thirteen thousand dollars.
A war correspondent describes the immense power of large artillery. He explains that a seven mile distant gun can pierce a seven inch steel wall, and compares land and naval guns. The piece notes the Minch and German 42 centimeter howitzers and cites American battleship firearms.
A fragment notes a hut that resembles a womanly figure, drawing comments about its appearance and curiosity about the scene. The brief description highlights the uncanny resemblance and local reactions as observers discuss the odd rooftop silhouette.
A humorous scene unfolds as Mrs Stlekitt, famed for saving habits, visits a doctor with her young nephew. The doctor, amused by the aunt and the boy’s appetite, questions the boy’s health while the woman worries about his eating and holiday plans.
A weary traveler despondent about rest finds a cottage where a gracious Gould woman offers him eggs and toast. The exchange reveals the traveler’s cautious mood and the hostess’s polite, probing questions as he accepts a modest meal.
A garbled OCR fragment shows a clerk and contuner arguing about waiting for change, with partial words like covel boweht contnnier and faded punctuation.
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