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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1918
Page
8
Ad claims Be Olive Tablets restore digestion and liver function, reducing stomach upset. Promotes natural relief by easing indigestion and bowel issues, saying users can eat what they like and feel better by using the product sold in 10c and 25c boxes at druggists.
A wartime diary fragment notes shipments of Hirst papers for sale, a nurse leaving for a hospital, and rumors of 75 American nurses to arrive. The writer mentions cold winds, rain and snow, camaraderie with a comrade from the 2nd Division, and swapping stories from multiple fronts while reflecting on winter’s hardship.
Mrs A E K Sidenberter of Rockfield Indiana says spring bronchial trouble yields to Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. After using it for a few days all signs of bronchial trouble disappear.
Rev T D Lynch secured permission to continue pastoral duties in camps during quarantine. He argued pastors serving souls have the same freedom as those tending the physical infirmary, and authorities agreed to allow usual trips for ministry.
Ogden Packing and Provision Co. of Ogden Utah seeks 20 men for the Killing and Offal Departments to fulfill a large beer contract for the army. Apply in person or write for details.
A 1918 Wyoming document alleges Governor Houx owns substantial Wyoming property while accusing the Republican State Committee of spreading false statements to mislead precinct committeemen. The letter contrasts Houx with Carey and accuses GOP tactics of concealment and manipulation.
A memo from Maurice Groshon, chairman of the State Council of National Defense, pressures local councils to enforce War Industries Board building limits. The call stresses directing labor and materials to the war program and delaying nonessential construction through 1919 to avoid costly losses and safeguard national aims.
In support of D C Oakley for Lincoln County sheriff, local approval highlights his long service in Bear Lake County and ownership of a garage in Afton. The notice praises his integrity as a peace officer and envisions a responsive sheriff’s office with guest accommodations for service members and an information bureau in London.
Aug. 3 dispatch notes the Christian Science Welfare House at 112 Eaton Square London serves U.S. Army and Navy personnel and others seeking Christian defence support. Located near Victoria Station, it offers convenient access via tube and underground, with officers and men welcomed to the simple brick dwelling.
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