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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1917
Page
3
A whimsical tale depicts a frightened shade awaiting entry at the pearly gates. St Peter scolds the shade while the ghost claims he was barred by Lay tan and Herald, reflecting social snubs and reputational constraints among friends and boarders.
A famous actress shares a hair treatment making gray hair soft glossy and non sticky. The method uses water Bay Rum and a fragrance mix to avoid ocular effects and ensure a smooth finish.
A quirky exchange unfolds as a student asks how to respond when a piano lamp fails during practice. A sharp responder matches wit with a dry remark about human intelligence, leaving the moment more mystery than meaning.
Fragmented text hints at a quotation about a woman observing men's actions, with lines mentioning Bend, Pere, Teale, and Ham. The readable content presents a reflective statement on perception and responsibility, urging focus on fixing errors and returning to work.
Sophia Isham confronts social strictures and vows to seek personal happiness despite a man-made world. A longtime confidant questions her choice as she weighs four steady friends turned potential mates, demanding integrity and real affection over appearances. She resolves to confess and pursue true love, risking social rebuke.
English author Stanley Weyman argues that modern warfare with machine guns high explosive shells aircraft and munitions makes popular revolts futile in large nations He says only external powers with equal force can lift despotic rule noting Ghent Liege and Antwerp as historical examples and predicting inevitable subjugation without superior weapons
A field report lists 2 445 miles of railroad rebuilt or repaired 500 miles of new railroad built 150 miles of airline cables stretched for teleferica 30 000 miles of telephone wire put up 10 000 new troop hospital and freight buildings erected and more. The work, over 18 months, was done by 120 civil engineers aided by army engineers and 200 000 workers with 100 000 mules, despite enemy fire and harsh conditions.
The Lagusa cooperative wholesale Society ranks as a major global manufacturing enterprise with factories across England and owned farms, dairies, and creameries. English and Scottish consumer cooperatives began manufacturing and now yield about 500 million dollars in yearly goods. The largest UK tea warehouse distributes 25 million pounds of tea annually from tea lands in Ceylon.
The bureau of polls collaborates with a cement mill blast furnaces and wool merchants to enable potash as a by product where commercially feasible. The plan aims to extend potash output across multiple industrial streams leveraging existing processes and markets.
A fragment reflecting on the value of deeds over speech, suggesting that actions aligned with life worship of God hold greater significance than daily remarks. Mentions William Law and the idea that specific rituals are less meaningful than genuine devotion in everyday life.
A fragmentary historical note quotes Benjamin Franklin on the uncertainty of philosophy and the limits of wealth. The musing suggests prudence in spending and building, warning that even common expenses and curtains should be measured as life progresses.
Prime Minister David Lloyd George told the House of Commons Britain faces severe tonnage and food shortages due to a German submarine blockade. He proposed accelerating farming, raising prices to encourage production, and forcing landowners to cultivate. He warned stocks are at historic lows and that curbing luxury imports could save millions of tons of cargo space.
Report notes President Wilson likely to take the oath privately at the White House on Sunday March 4 with a possible public ceremony on March 6 at the Capitol. Vice President Marshall is to take his oath in formal session of the Senate on Monday March 6, with uncertainty about an earlier public or private oath.
Washington reports cleared up the uncertainty over the date of the inaugural ceremonies. President Wilson has called a special social session of the new Senate for March 5 to conduct the usual inaugura tion rites including the Vice President's installation.
German jewelry manufacturers evaded the British blockade by shipping through a special messenger system. The scheme developed in the federal court sequester as a key method of irregular trade with foreign markets.
A downtown Omaha fire swept a half block in the retail district causing losses around 750000 dollars. Guests at two hotels fled half-clad into the streets as flames raged for two hours threatening a general conflagration.
A deadly tornado swept through Alabama Georgia and Mississippi on Friday leaving many dead and over 160 injured. The disaster disrupted communities as rescue teams searched for survivors.
Washington report notes Associate Justice James Clarke denied a request to enjoin enforcement of a passenger rate order. The action involved the Hitnels Capital and twenty seven other railroads seeking relief from the Milnals Zoont passenger rate ruling.
Letters from Ridgway and Tennille praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relieving long term female health issues and restoring ability to work at home. Mrs. 0 M Runes and Mrs. W E Linessy recount recovery after seeking treatment and recommend the medicine to others.
A 1916 testimonial from Rose Drug Co Bozeman Montana endorses Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root kidney remedy. The note notes fifteen years of sales and strong results noting the product s merit and steady market performance amid cautious praise. The Oct 14 1916 date is recorded.
An advertisement claims Swamp-Root will help kidneys and bladder and offers a booklet with information. It urges readers to bend ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co in Bingham and mentions sample and regular sizes sold at drug stores. The note references this paper.
A humorous tale from an Indianapolis suburb describes a wife buying many so called agents for household underlays and the husband debunking the scheme. He exposes a marked door as proof and lectures about trust while a child misidentifies a buffalo as a cow, recalling a park visit.
fragmented OCR note mentions Pratty Low and Johnny-Whats B with social stand, Hop Lingins in wobble on the fourth beer, Chaparral. Mentions dull trade in other lines and a whip manufacturer lacking a figure.
A garbled health note explains uric acid buildup from excessive meat and fermented foods. It describes kidneys as filters failing to remove poisons, leading to uric acid accumulation and potential conditions like rheumatism and anemia, with unclear remedies.
A humorous old style note warns against eating too much meat as costly and unhealthy. It promotes Skinn er's Macaroni and Spaghetti as economical, appetizing alternatives and invites readers to request a full Cook Book from Skinner and Mfy Co. Huh Neb. The piece riffs on courtesy and dessert mishaps during a small gathering.
A scrambled fragment hints at a practiced expert involved in sprinting events with partners or teammates. The text mentions a race or competition and a reference to a place or event. Details are unclear but point to athletic sprinting activity and a notable participant.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a medical discovery and a product name along with unclear dates and names. The readable parts include references to a blood cleanser and a year, but details are highly garbled. No clear persons, organizations, places, or outcomes are extractable to form a factual item.
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