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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1920
Page
5
Edmund Scherer notes that George Eliot conceived Romola during an Italian Journey in Florence. She returned to work amid doubts about distancing herself from rustic England yet persisted, using historical research to craft a moral tragedy that deeply moves readers.
At Monterosso near Spezia Italy a monumental cement Neptune stands on a terrace of Villa Pax tine. The statue by Ar rigo Minerbi of Rome is about a feet tall and hollow with a spiral staircase inside. Despite the difficult promontory site the sculptor created a life like figure and a large welcoming residence.
The passage traces the phrase all for a song from literal meaning to a broader caution against paying too much for something superficial. It notes a rich man’s son squandering opportunities on the Great White Way and cites Queen Hilxa beth and Lord Burleigh regarding a £100 gift as a quaint example.
Doctor Kane, famed Arctic explorer, recalls one of the North’s harsh curses rats aboard his ship. With scarce provisions he ate rats chopped and frozen into tallow balls. He writes that during long winter nights he hunted rats with bow and arrow and used fried meat soup to bolster immunity to scurvy.
A brief note on how a Chinaman makes the word business sound through a form of pidgin English. The article describes his attempt in open court and compares his jargon to a common multilingual blend heard in public spaces.
The text presents garbled lines mentioning right angles and hurried actions, with numerous unreadable names and phrases. It appears to describe a chaotic scene or personal reminiscence with scattered references to people and places, but lacks coherent facts or clear events.
A roundup from Seattle to Idaho notes 475 idle workers at Bull Lake due to a switchmen strike, a murder in Kimama, extortion foiled at Pocatello, a fatal Utah car crash, Seattle hotel fire killing four and damage near 400000, and a wave of national stories. Also reported are a bank clerk fending off robbers, labor strikes in Alabama and Chicago, and political moves in Congress and abroad.
A fragmented biographical sketch of Rudyard Kipling tracing his upbringing in Bombay and Devon, early journalism in India, literary rise with Mulvaney and Soldiers Three, and global travels that shaped works like Kim and Jungle Books, ending with a chaotic sea voyage involving a character Harvey and the Gloucester fishing world.
Harvey learns the harsh craft aboard a whaling ship with Dan and a crew. He endures storms, iceberg danger, and long watches while growing fishemanlike in body and mind. His ambition and bond with family hinge on a return home and a brighter future.
Advertisement touts a painless corn remover named Peeerone, claiming instant relief from hard corns and corn between toes. It promises quick, irritation free use and urges purchase from druggists at ten cents.
A garbled classroom scene shows a teacher troubled by a student named Shinny Trows and a pupil nicknamed Janey. The dialogue hints at tension over school instruction and discipline as the lesson on writing proceeds amid confusion.
Massive appeal notes thousands suffer kidney trouble and often do not know it. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root is praised for healing influence and strong success rates. An insurance physician cites high rejection rates due to undiagnosed kidney disease. Product sold in drug stores and via sample requests to Kilmer Co. Hinghamton New York.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a local incident or event involving youth, injuries, and a public or community setting. Names and places are garbled, but mentions a drowning danger and activities at Portina and nearby locations. Readable bits reference a contest or event with costs and potential medical concerns.
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