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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1917
Page
2
The fragment shows a court scene with a judge and an attorney arguing about an affidavit during a case in the city or county court. A misheard exchange hints at a procedural point and a question about who the next witness or figure is.
An old advertisement promotes Cuticura Soap for baths followed by Cuticura Ointment to soothe eczema rashes and itching in children and adults. Claims daily use prevents troubles and invites readers to request free samples by postcard to Cuticura Dept L Boston. The rest of text includes unrelated narrative prose with unclear context.
A garbled OCR passage presents unclear names and locations. It appears to reference an event or query involving a person and a seat, but specific details, dates, and proper nouns are unreadable. No verifiable facts can be confirmed for a concise headline and summary.
A dated miscellany scours the globe for quick notes. Deportations in Yer ington New and crew changes in Arizona hint at wartime upheaval. Strikes in Leadville end with promises, while a Seattle transit settlement nears. Mortality includes actors Cohen and Melchmann. The text catalogs political, industrial, and military shifts across nations.
The Alaska district court investigates witchcraft claims among Killisnoo natives led by federal attorney J A Stulver. A blind man and his granddaughter reveal a father daughter duo claiming witch power, using graveyard journeys and visions, while officials seek legal grounds to prosecute. The case centers on belief, fear for the grandmother, and the absence of clear statutes.
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A confusing OCR fragment mentions a thief named Evan and a watchdog being carried off. The readable text lists unrelated names and garbled phrases, offering little coherent facts. The item appears as a damaged brief with no clear location or date.
Roveville Tennessee. Deacon W. 8. Clark confessed to dynamiting the Federal Dye and Chemical plant at Kingsport last May, killing one and wounding several. He plotted further destruction including the Panama Canal, bridges and trains in London. Secret service recordings show him boasting of church status and Liberty Loan bonds to dodge suspicion. Officers say he once tried to blow up Johns Hopkins hospital in Baltimore. Clark’s counsel and relatives claim insanity. officials say he conspired with a government secret service agent from Memphis to carry out the plots.
Mrs Lucile Twombly narrowly avoids loss of $2500 after a premonition urges her to check her pocketbook before grocery shopping. A thief entered, rifled the dining room, but fled with only a pair of portieres, while Twombly secured the money and planned to move it to the bank, prompting police involvement.
George Martin was sentenced to death by hanging for beating his wife and assaulting patrolmen. Officers rivered him to Kaw River where they ducked Martin under water as punishment. Judge Herrod remarked they needed quenching as the spirits proved too high.
A Maynard Owen letter to the Christian Herald portrays Filipinos as lazy and dependent, claiming roads and schools were built for them while criticizing their progress. The piece mocks cultural change, sports achievements, and emigration, suggesting doubt about future effort comparable to American labor.
A fragmented passage discusses westward movement toward California and the southern states, noting rising rates of social upheaval and potential violence. It suggests the West attracts varied temperaments, with implications for crime such as murder, and contrasts steady eastern homes with adventurous western migration.
Historical note outlines 17th century interest in using solar heat instead of coal. Last 15 years see promising results, with Italy and Egypt cited for cost savings and tenfold gains in mechanical power via solar concentration. Describes need for reflectors mirrors and apparatus, engineered simplifications, and advances toward practical solar engines.
Guidance discusses condemning cows, arguing against condemning a cow as poor or unworthy. It emphasizes recognizing intention and value in cattle husbandry, warning against blanket judgments and urging compassionate appraisal by producers and observers.
Readable facts are insufficient to form a coherent summary or identify named entities. The source text appears damaged, lacking a clear event, people, organizations, or locations to anchor a factual two-line record.
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