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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1915
Page
4
Portable jails or cuartels line the Luzon roads and other islands. Built for coolness rather than permanency, these one room structures hold convicts while employed on government roads. Jails derive from Hilabid prison and are simple in design with bamboo floors, pole frames, barbed wire, and grasa thatch roofs.
Advertisement promotes Cuticura for hands claiming velvet-like skin with daily use. Includes home remedy steps like hot soak, ointment rub, and night bandaging. Mentions a trial offer and a curious non sequitur about a man opening mail and a bill from an envelope.
A garbled excerpt notes a party with varied cake samples and informal social chatter. Names and exact details are unclear, but it hints at a cheerful gathering and casual betting among attendees.
The article notes famine remains a serious issue in India and irrigation has progressed via canals. It describes a native method using a carved tree trunk as a scoop attached to a long pole. Weights on the opposite end create a lever to fill a trough then release water into a dug well.
German commercial travelers’ wives join the war effort as drummers. Hundreds of wives at the front learn and perform women’s percussion work and many expect to be employed after the war if they wish.
A brief readable fragment discusses cent-based metrics for efficiency and the tendency to value appearance. The text notes that some justify accepting thirty percent efficiency when the measure is adequate. It reflects attitudes toward performance evaluation and perceived attractiveness.
An imperfect OCR reads that October nearly always wins the pennant of the weather league in this country section. The phrase suggests regional weather dominance but lacks clear events or names.
A wry adage frames a humorous scene about trying Denison's Coffee when nothing else works with a punchy line about self conversation yielding compliments.
Henry Ford leads a 99 member peace delegation aboard the steamer Oveard I, bound for Chiiana Norway. Among supporters are 57 journalists and 20 assistants. William Jennings Bryan and Tho A. Billeen bid farewell. A message from King Haakon reportedly welcomes the party.
The crew of the Chinese trainer Chao Ho mutinied on Saturday night and fired on two warships and the Kiang Nan arsenal. Loyal forces recaptured the cruiser as land troops repulsed the attack. cannonading lasted about an hour, causing panic in the foreign concessions.
Government displays consumed 600000 for malate attendance as war talks paused the opening. Daily attendance averaged over 42900 with 1,000,000 visitors in twelve days after February 20. The future of the fair remained uncertain as officials weighed renewed delays.
London reports show Greece and allied powers stalled in Athens with shifting positions. France and Italy press for firm action as coo peration delays fan public impatience. Roumania awaits a Russian concentration in Bessarabia while an appeal for mediation aims to hasten peace talks.
In Sabetha Kansas a man shot himself in the right ear causing a wound similar to his wife s death at a Baltic Lake hotel. Dr Herbert D Marehall died by his own action Saturday in the county. A Turret entered behind the right ear and traced downward near the spinal cord but he is expected to survive. Lane tires will secure an order soon to redirect the Denver and Rio Grande route away from Denver and Colorado points toward Yellowstone travel routes.
Unclear phrasing references investigation by a ship and a call picked up at sea. The fragment hints at a naval inquiry involving Greece and the United States government, with a destroyer sent to investigate and a signal or wire service detail.
A notice reports that Waesnmghe riences will marry Mme Kail Bolling Galt on Saturday December 1. The wedding, made official at the White House, followed the president and his party’s customary Saturday automobile ride to the campus.
Robert, a North Hill youngster, likens apple dumplings to a feast. His mother bakes them in a pan with maple syrup and rich cream. After the meal he sighs with delight, saying nothing could dent his stomach with a hammer.
A witty dialogue mocks women’s clubs and their order in a parlor setting. The exchange contrasts a wife calling a club to order with a playful line about an Indies club enforcing discipline. Other chatter shifts to Balkan allies, while a housefly quips about work and timing.
French soldiers face stricter enforcement as parcels are opened in front of recipients to reveal any alcohol. Any liquor found will be poured out on the ground, reinforcing the ban despite some friends sending small amounts.
A compact wartime note remarks that the old card player has become a censor of war news and will approve or pass any content. The exchange hints at media scrutiny and censorship during the period.
A terse exchange shows the motive behind a reply to Jon's charges. The dialogue hints that the response would not address the core accusation and thus abstains from answering.
The article recounts uric acid history since Scheele 1775 and its link to gout and other pains, then promotes Dr Pierce’s Anuric as a remedy said to purge uric acid from blood and tissues. It touts Dr Pierce’s reputation and his other products.
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