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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1919
Page
7
A Florida Times-Union snip observes a young girl attempting dignity in a new spring skirt as she awkwardly swings a foot to move forward, illustrating a coy, endearing moment in everyday fashion.
A reflection on gratitude toward the moral man who serves humanity with humility and duty. The text hails true genius as inspired by service, citing Emerson and Dr. Piers Pleasant in a medley of health claims about pellets ending sickness and digestion issues.
Lumps of undigested food cause pain when stomach acid builds. For instant relief from acid gas sour or flatulence heartburn take one tablet with no waiting.
A fragment notes that taking Pape's Diapepsin tablets relieves dyspepsia indigestion and stomach distress at once. The ad boasts pleasant harmless tablets that cost little and are widely available at drug stores.
For centuries this remedy promises relief from backache kidney and bladder troubles. It claims quick action cleansing kidneys purifying blood and aiding bladder organs. Advertises refund if not satisfied and urges druggists to supply imported GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Capsules.
A humorous courtroom exchange centers on a street vendor shouting headlines to sell papers. The judge notes the act resembles advertising and questions the method while the vendor defends his sales tactic.
Stella asks about matrimonial bonds while Bella rejects long commitments. a man is described as seeking more, even when he seems built from dust. The fragment hints at contrasting views on marriage and desire.
Reports selected by General Pershing recount American soldiers in France receiving the Distinguished Service Cross for remarkable bravery and fortitude under fire. These official deeds highlight physical prowess gallantry and steadfast actions by American fighters in action.
Three soldiers receive the Distinguished Service Cross for valor in France during 1918. SIDNEY E. MANNING of Co G 167th Infantry led a 35 man squad under heavy fire near Breuvannes Oureq valley, wounded nine times but holding the line with seven men. JOHN C. VILLEPIGUE of Co M 118th Infantry advanced 500 yards under artillery and machine gun fire, killed four, captured six, and took two machine guns despite wounds. PRIVATE DILBOY of Co H 103rd Infantry charged a machine gun nest and bayoneted position with his leg nearly severed, killing two and dispersing the crew near Belleau France.
First Lieutenant James G Dozier of Company G 113th Infantry earned a commendation for conspicuous bravery near Montbrehain France in October 1918. He was wounded in the shoulder yet kept leading his men and redirected his unit to safer cover while continuing to advance despite heavy machine gun fire.
Lieut Dexter Dozier moved despite heavy fire and, using hand grenades, killed the entire crew of a German machine gun position. He then captured several Germans who had taken refuge in an adit nearby. His father is John H. Dozier of 524 Asnafrel Street, Ruckhus, Ohio.
Captain George G. Murtry of the 208th Infantry earned high praise for leadership under siege in the Forest dArgonne October 2 to 8, 1918. Despite wounds and heavy shelling, he organized defense, kept troops ordered, moved the wounded, and led a breakout before medical evacuation. His wife resided at 22 West 70th Street, New York.
First Lieutenant Harold A. Furlong of Company M, 353rd Infantry, leapt forward under heavy machine gun fire to attack fortified nests. Advancing across open ground, he took cover behind enemy guns and eliminated several gunners, silenced four nests, and captured twenty German prisoners, earning commendation for conspicuous bravery. His home is Detroit, Michigan.
Michael J Perkins Private First Class Company D 101st Infantry was decorated for gallantry at Bellen Boils France October 27 1918. He crawled to a German pill box alone tossed grenades silenced seven machine guns and captured twenty five prisoners in hand to hand combat. His father Michael Perkins lives at 247 E Street South Boston Massachusetts.
Carl F Payson of Company C 125th Infantry earned the Distinguished Service Cross for conspicuous gallantry during the 1918 attack on Cierges where he was mortally wounded but stood firm to inspire the assault. Minnie Tinsher man of Monroe Michigan his mother. Gary Evans Foster of Company F 118th Infantry cited for bravery near Montbrebalin France October 8 1913 after advancing with an officer he faced heavy fire and, though the officer was wounded, he pressed on using grenades and pistol to kill several enemies and capture eighteen.
William M Feigle a sergeant in the 5th Regiment U S Marine Corps was awarded for conspicuous intrepidity at Beaumont France on November 10 1915. An ammo train fire risk forced him to jump onto a truck and drive it out of town saving at least thirty five lives.
An old grandmother's remedy using Sage and Sulphur is marketed as a way to darken gray hair. The ad claims regular use darkens hair, restores luster, and avoids the need to prepare at home, noting the ready-made Sage and Sulphur Compound now sold in drug stores and the alleged concealment of gray hair by morning.
A period style advertisement touts St Jacobs Liniment for instant relief of backache, rheumatic pains, and neuralgia. It claims kidneys do not cause back pain and promotes a trial bottle from a druggist. Also features Cuticura for pimples with ointment, soap, and talcum as daily skin care.
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