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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1915
Page
5
A fragmentary notice discusses the effects of childbirth on mothers, noting shock and nervous strain after birth and the impact on health and beauty. It hints at persistence through trials and contrasts with childless households, implying social pressures and health concerns for mothers.
An advertisement touts Cuticura products for soft hands and soothing skin, promising superior results under many conditions. It invites readers to sample free by mail, detailing an offer from Cuticura Dept X in Houston and noting widespread availability.
Carranza informs the state department he is willing to confer with Villa and Zapata on establishing peace in Mexico and will guarantee safe conduct for envoys. He will not participate in another convention like Aguas Calientes. He seeks U.S. recognition after establishing his government in Mexico City within days. The stance: talk peace with Villa and Zapata but only with recognized supremacy.
A University of Pennsylvania museum spokesman announced a newly translated Sumerian tablet claiming Noah disobeyed the cassia tree prohibition in Eden, leading to the fall of man. The tablet, said to predate Abraham, was translated by Dr. Steven Langdon of Oxford University.
A dated note reports Engheh succeeding German Fetrugrad as the Bugiten language enters the German levant of Rusala. The compulsory subjects curriculum is adjusted and Mele Pa-Thirtons funerals of the new Teceday leader are mentioned along with Saturday observances and business shifts.
Fragmentary OCR note describes a violent incident near Browceville involving a tumwhouse and a derailed vehicle with casualties. Names and precise places are obscured, but the report references a murder-like event with limited readable details and local geography such as Browceville and nearby areas.
Petrograd reports it is absolutely trustworthy that Denmark asked Russia for peace terms but the Russian government rejects any negotiation. Germany aims to crush France quickly but now seeks to eliminate Russia to free forces for the western front, hoping to trap Russian armies and seize Massie fortress.
Mrs. Villa of Mexico, wife of General Francisco Villa, landed in Long Beach from Juarez this Saturday with her month old baby and a party of about twenty relatives and servants. A suite member said Villa had recently seen the child. Earlier reports said Villa captured the American girl during courtship and made her his wife.
In Breathitt County Kentucky a Saturday factional fight over circuit judge candidates Hugh Hidde and W Hardog left two men dead and several wounded. Grover Blanton killed Martin Clemens and was killed by Rhudy Alles after mortally wounding Allen. News notes a Baltic voyage for 340 men and a Lew Mobile Company labor dispute over eight hour days.
A Winter Night at the Gohan theater in New York finds a wobbly patron willing to pay for two seats, despite standing room rules. After attempting to buy one seat, he returns with a second dollar to secure space, illustrating a humorous demand for generous seating amid a crowded show. The piece closes by noting Australian cattleman owning vast land, contrasted with labels like captain of industry.
Window boxes should be prepared by whitening the inside before filling with earth. This method helps prevent wood rot and deters insects, according to McCall's Magazine.
A playful exchange explains gargoyles as medicines for sore throats. The dialogue presents a childlike interpretation with terms like pa and souny reflecting a dialect. The snippet highlights language learning and whimsical ideas about mythical figures.
A garbled OCR fragment collection includes varied quips about taste, coffee, wool production for Australia and New Zealand, income comparisons, Diogenes critique, and humorous dialogue. It mentions social dynamics, jokes about servants, and a Benevolent Refusal caricature of a senator seeking a job.
A terse remark notes a notable assembly with a kindly cleric in clerical garb famed for marriages and the small talk of a sharp lawyer named Biggson, identified as a well known separator. The scene captures a social moment among personalities in the community.
A Blackwell Ardmore story notes a woman received a two cent debt bill from a mail order house and paid with a two cent money order. Frustrated, she sought a post office stamp, but needed three cents to cover the postage, making seven cents spent to collect a two cent debt. The tale is recounted in the Kansas City Journal.
A large $910,000 gift arrived at Secretary McAdoo's Treasury office via a New York delivery letter. The donor says he has paid double the amount he previously owed, and his conscience remains unsettled. This marks the third contribution to the conscience fund.
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