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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1918
Page
4
A long, misspelled collection of kitchen instructions covers breakfast dishes with oatmeal and cereal puddings, codfish puffs, deviled fish, potted fish and chicken, and meat fillings. It extols perishable meats for army provisioning, gives step by step methods, and notes nutritional aims and serving ideas.
London recounts the 1917 and early 1918 fighting on the western front with British and Canadian actions across Ypres Menin Road Cambrai and Paschendaele. It notes prisoners won and gains in Verdun Solesmes and Passchendaele Ridge while detailing the limited operations before the anticipated March 21 German drive.
A Chicago native tells of his first battle at Chateau Thierry while serving as a United States Marine. He recalls fear and the sickening emptiness before going over the top, the death of officers, the chaos of battle, prayers, and a brief moment of beauty as a flower swayed near him amid enemy fire.
Analyzed German official concern over Allied air power on the Western Front. British and French air strength cited as rising, with German wireless reports exaggerating their own success. British pilots claimed notable victories, while German losses and damaged aircraft were noted by observers.
Amusing police report details a round up of over 300 youths in 12 poolrooms. A deputy mishandled a card check but recovered by using a teen board. One teen sought Navy enlistment while shivering and muttering he’d rather not join the Navy if something might happen to the bow.
An OCR damaged fragment mentions inventor J Browne and a wooden block construction for tires, with garbled phrases about tests, fire, and a claim of invention and rights. The readable text is too fragmented to establish a coherent event or outcome.
An OCR fragment reports a muddled scene in Aruatweg Westphalia where a local minister attempts to induce neighbors to supply agricultural produce for cash. Prices are described as reduced. references to brandy, potatoes, and brandy purchases appear amid incoherent names and places.
In a bustling office a young woman Margie longs for a new pair of white pumps for a special partner’s arrival. A muddy street mishap leads a kind stranger to rescue her shoe and arrange a hopeful romance. A gift box returns with pristine slippers and a reconciliation, culminating in Margie’s resignation, engagement, and a wedding with Bob.
A garbled dialogue references a condor surviving without food for 40 days. The fragment suggests a humorous or cryptic exchange about Hoover and a favorite, with unclear names and context. Further readable details are needed to determine concrete persons or organizations involved.
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