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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1920
Page
7
A rough OCR excerpt shows George M. Cohan debating potential performers for a new production with a young candidate answering questions about dancing singing and acting. An Ohio poet writes daily in prose about life and wood buying while hearted lines from Louise M. Alcott linger.
An Atlanta Medical Director advertises eczema relief claiming relentless itching and skin burning will ease with a blood cleansing remedy sold locally. The copy touts pills and ointments, urges purchase, and promises noticeable results from the treatment.
An advertisement touts Souter’s Distemper Compound as a cure for distemper pinkeye influenza colds and related illnesses in horses and animals. It claims bodily action through the bloodstream and promises universal effect regardless of condition available for 60 cents per bottle with agents sought.
New York County plans a forest highway system to link 24 townships in Omega county, creating 100 acre forest plots on waste lands. The project promotes green corridors along roads, funded by public ownership and aiming to offset taxes while mirroring a city park model.
The fragment hints at a dispute over music costs with a pianist accused of charging high rates. A speaker labels the musician’s charges a fearful racket and questions fairness, while a figure speculates the situation may worsen.
An article notes Columbia University's expanded language program including Dutch, Japanese, Arabic, Armenian, Chinese, French and more. American commercial attaché in Peking, Jatean Arnold, urged teaching 500 to 1,000 Americans core Chinese civilization knowledge over the next decade to unlock tremendous trade potential with China.
A fragmentary overheard exchange hints at a private secret wedding between Miss Pertie Good and Tape. The dialogue suggests secrecy with urgent insistence that no one will learn of it, while another note mentions verified deposits of potash on an island, indicating scattered, unclear details.
A condensed roundup notes a devastating snowslide in the Fight and Boy district near Bingham that claimed the Koes Parr family. Other items report a boxing match in Seattle, a 12 year old killed by a brother in Wapato, and varied criminal, political, and international developments including labor unrest, naval shortages, and notable deaths.
Reports from Paris say German authorities face skepticism over a request to send troops into neutral and occupied zones. Discoveries of war material near Berlin, including thousands of rifles and aircraft, fuel concerns that Germany is evading Versailles terms and delaying destruction of surplus arms. French officials note Germany has yet to fully extend or modify treaty provisions, despite time limits expiring on many clauses.
In Mexico City, President Carranza issues a uniform denial that the government will back the candidacy of Ygnacio Bouillax for the presidency. The denial is contained in a telegram sent by President Carranza to Lieutenant Colonel Aburro Obregon, who is also named as a presidential candidate.
The Russhin Soviet drive against Poland, relayed by Bertin, is described as the first step in a broader plan to advance through Fue nuna Austria and Hungary to establish a Soviet government in July, creating a Tatian Sociatiste Wu backed nation.
Official health service unit begins a formal investigation into a serious unnamed disease spreading in parts of the community and across Europe via new messages and hinge portions. The description notes fever like symptoms and prompts a federal inquiry.
A garbled report hints at an impending sugar famine in New York and the United States. The article mentions health official One Hubbard, and the public’s intensified concern over sweetened beverages as sugar supplies tighten.
Travelers arriving at Teor oa report Cheiatianiu Flinlah forces attacked Finna Burn Monastery in Murninst region near Mal chonka. Monastery and several adjacent buildings were abandoned as fighters withdrew toward the Fuweul Bolahavtie.
A historical report describes a church mission devastated by a fire caused by faulty electrical wiring. The blaze, which damaged the walled complex, occurred at the fourth establishment in Calle on Sephemion 1, 17%.
Voter eligibility at the upcoming primary faces a provisional focus on women aged 18 and over. The article discusses ongoing debates about who may participate and the impact of political participation on the election.
Fragmentary report describes a fire at an Arizona mine affecting a window area. Unclear details name workers or cause and notes officials from a mining company cited as Joe Colin Ariious Mining On. Further confirmation needed.
A garbled reward note promises $100 for information leading to a local missing person. The text is damaged but mentions contact through a city address and hints at a disturbance or danger observed near a residence. The legibility is poor and spelling is inconsistent.
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