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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1921
Page
6
An old editorial muses on human nature and fear of gloom, noting that only those with secure fortunes can bear a sad countenance. It implies a wary stance toward government bonds and market fortunes in a caustic tone.
A remarkable church in Uganda rises from mud and wood and can seat about 4,000 worshippers. Its design resembles a grand mound with extensive use of earthen and timber materials.
A teacher announces a geometry problem will be shown on the whiteboard and explained after careful, tedious work. He tells the class to watch the board as he begins the step by step walkthrough.
The bureau of Chemistry within the Department of Agriculture reports that a high grade adhesive and pure cellulose enable conversion of towly cornvov into useful articles. Valuable paper products and other materials can be preserved from the residue through these discoveries.
Fragmentary text presents garbled phrases and names, with no clear event or identifiable entities. Content appears to mix personal names, places, and stray quotations, offering little factual basis for a full news item.
Hope Kane visits Kane Mills and sees Roughneck Charles Thorpe whom she initially distrusts. A note from Thorpe’s past triggers curiosity as Fielding and crowds clash, while Hope bonds with Thorpe through music and a shared longing for home.
The American Legion through its national unemployment committee urges public works and hiring of ex service members. It notes about 0,000 World War I veterans are out of work and cautions against kitchens and bread lines while urging employers to give priority to veterans. A Boston parade led by Frank Greenfall highlighted jobs, and Legionnaires with income are asked to adopt an unemployed buddy until he finds work.
Glenn H. Coffey editor of the Mid Western Veteran in Lincoln wins the homeliest man honor at a Fremont convention of the Nebraska Department of the American Legion. Five women judged the contestants by stage applause as Sam Doyle Nebraska boxing commissioner takes second place. Coffey comments on the unusual honor and others’ looks.
Members of Manhattan naval post American Legion New York say Navy department plans to cut nearly 400000 naval reserve force members endangers U S security. They call the move breaking the back of the reserves and argue full reserve strength is needed to defend ships stations and war readiness.
A fragment from the American Legion Weekly recalls humorous kitchen chatter among youth. The scene centers on a woman carrying dignity, a friend named Bridget, and a night of laughter about cube pastry making amid domestic chatter.
Boise veteran Lt Col Marshall W. Wood U S A ret, born June 4, began Civil War service at 15, fought in Indian and Spanish American wars, led as World War I officer till 1919 at age 75. As Grand Army of the Republic sector general and American Legion chaplain, he organized the Boise John Regan post. He was twice wounded in the Civil War and earned three medals for distinguished service.
Canada moves to unite veterans into a Canadian Legion modeled on the American Legion with broad backing. More than 10,000 leaders support the merger as the government notes $44,000,000 already spent on returned soldier programs plus loans up to 7500 for overseas service and various grants for land and improvements.
Dr Thomas W Salmon medical director of the National Committee for Mental Hygiene defends disabled World War veterans against insinuations of fakery. He urges proper care and notes many genuine cases across business, colleges, churches, and government.
A quoted exchange describes a man taking $5 to marry couples near the North Pole region, with extra fines of $10 for rushing elopements. The dialogue highlights a supposed income source from hurried marriages, reflecting early newspaper satire on profiteering.
A fragmented ad copy touts a new Diamond Dyes product promising easy use for dying draperies, skirts, and sweaters. The text cites a pharmacist’s endorsement and suggests affordable availability, but the garbled OCR obscures key details and pricing.
Fragmentary dialogue about bootleggers and liquor carried in boots. Uncle BM Bot tletop remarks some of the stuff does mate that way, but the speaker is uncertain about the practice.
A fragmented column presents quirky exchanges about loans, marriage lawsuits, and social mores. Vague names and phrases hint at gossip and humorous asides, including a divorce suit and humorous quotes about reading and appetite.
The advertisement touts Cuticura products for soothing baby rashes with Cuticura Soap and Ointment, plus Cuticura Talcum for finish. It blends breathy claims with household usage and a humor snippet about a Brown Jug cartoon. Grain crop notes from Italy report higher durum wheat and barley yields, with prices controlled by an agricultural group.
A wealthy banker secretly hides on the tenth floor of a building near Grand Central. He uses a private elevator and discreet staff to avoid public scrutiny. The tale mirrors detective fiction about the powerful man blending with the crowd and evading law.
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