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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1918
Page
5
A Boston woman describes a violent assault where she was stabbed and harmed after a confrontation in a nighttime setting. She recalls weighing thirty pounds at the time and notes fear, perspiration, and a sense of danger before officials intervened and she faced medical concerns.
Fragment from a 1900s styled advertisement claims skin itch and disfigurement ease through hot baths with Cuticura Soap and gentle Ointment. Free samples offered via Outicura Dept X Boston. Also includes a caricature of a critic and a joke about government fish economics from Chicago News.
An advertisement touts lemon juice for freckles with two lemons and three ounces of orchard white as a cheap home remedy. It claims massaging the mix into the face neck and hands will fade freckles tan and dark spots and leave the skin soft and white.
An optimistic man endures a harsh winter scene. He is expelled from his room into the street as snow and wind whip through trees. He recalls a blistering August and reflects on where to go while listening to the weather and events.
The article notes women workers rising from 124 on April 1 to 240, describing a wartime room with kitchen, comforts for luncheon, and tables of war materials. It mentions a women’s correspondence effort named Flrnabin, with one letter per word, supporting soldiers abroad. It also references a similar rise in women workers among Yanks and a quirky line about a gentleman with a cloven foot traveling with one with eleven browth.
A condensed weekly roundup reports Frank Smith in Idaho found near Fully after a death by own action August 12. Colorado and Utah settlers protest to Washington over bands driving off stock and burning fences. A mine explosion near Tacoma leaves four rescued and one dies. Utah and Washington guard officers show high efficiency. W F Thiehoff named acting general manager of the Denver and Salt Lake railroad under US control. Forest fire near Laramie Peak devastates a ranch and cattle. 100 Wheatland men fight it.
An advertisement touts Freezone as a quick home treatment for hard and soft corns and calluses. It claims instant relieved pain and easy lifting of the corn with fingers after application. The copy credits a Cincinnati genius named Omady and notes a cheap price through druggists.
Excavators at Cyrene report valuable early Roman art finds including two statues the likeness of a Roman matron from the second century and a Winged Victory destined for Bonghasl museum. Active digs reveal busts statues and a temple with a colossal Demeter statue and a third century B C inscription.
A playful exchange questions the part of speech for a colloquial term used in rough talk. The speaker muses on the function of a word after a rhyme about teaching and names, leaving the exact category uncertain.
An old advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a universal remedy for kidney and urinary ailments. It claims quick relief from back pain colored urine and stone issues, urging immediate use and promising money back if unsatisfied. The copy emphasizes long-standing efficacy and guarantees genuine product in boxes.
A fragment reflecting on British and Hanoverian ties in the era of George II. The text recalls a shock when La Catean battalions heard Gibraltar on their colors and faced Hanoverian Anita, noting the defense of the rocks and the king’s dual role as England’s monarch and Elector of Hanover.
In Toledo Ohio Frank J Cheney partner of the firm Cheney Co is sworn before a notary on December 5 noting a $1000 payment dispute and the business as Chen ay & Co. The entry cites the proper material for umbrellas as watered silk indicating a legal or business matter surrounding the firm and its products.
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