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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1916
Page
3
Poetic lines describe a year ahead as a hidden gift and unopened beauties. The verse personifies unharvested fruit, unread books, and a house missing deeper joy. It speaks of a future landscape and fountain awaiting revelation beyond tomorrow’s gates.
A dated verse laments the Old Year with archaic spellings about war, bloodshed, and sorrow. It laments scars left by conflicts and predicts seeds of hate and future wrath while bidding the year pass from sight.
A reflective verse praising restraint and forgiveness as the old year ends. The speaker laments personal faults and asks for pardon and divine goodwill. The piece invokes sorrow, pride, fear, and a hope for peace with the birth of divine goodness.
A fragmented verse piece vows a new start and steadfast resolve. The speaker pledges courage, recognition of merit, and duty, while embracing personal growth and facing rivals with honesty.
Poem bids farewell to the passing year, praising Old Year as a loyal companion through joy and hardship. The speaker laments aging, white hair, and faltering steps, then accepts parting with a final farewell to the old friend.
A fragmented New Year prose piece urges readers to put past faults behind, embrace a bright future, and take decisive action. It blends hopeful calls to strive, avoid sorrow, and align with the year ahead, though many words are garbled or misspelled in the OCR extract.
Freeman E. Millers verse pleads for a kinder year as the New Year is welcomed with hopeful hearts. The poem contrasts long sorrow under a weary rule with anticipation of joy and renewed dreams. A festive call invites the new year to bring romance laughter and brighter days.
A Victorian style poem portrays the old year leaving and a small New Year entering with a hopeful, moral charge. The playful figure of the New Year asks for care and discipline to steer through life’s challenges while carrying dreams toward a better future.
A garbled New Year greeting from FT Hart expresses gratitude and wishes for blessings in the coming year. The poem-like note thanks a friend for brightening years and hopes for harmony, friendship, and peace in the days ahead.
An American inventor predicts a self propelled armored monster battleship on land that could cross rivers and hills as easily as an automobile. The design uses two 190 to 200 foot front wheels and a smaller rear wheel, armored body, and immense power to ignore terrain and overwhelm defenses without guns.
Ming Katherine Stinson, an aviatrix, recently sailed for Japan under contract to make tights to hold her biplane in high wind. She plans a bold return mission from the Pacific coast to the Atlantic, aiming for a four day flight and hoping to become the first woman to fly a coast to coast record.
Social column notes the engagement of Alice Catherine Hirusy daughter of the late Me and Mrs Theodore Wethe to a German nobleman, with mentions of travel and social circles in the United States. The article references family ties and forthcoming marriage plans amid society events.
The text describes a colossal air fired steam engine leviathan with a S000 horsepower rating meant to crush all before it. A front pendulum weight, towering wheels, and an armored conning tower mark a siege machine advancing like an express train through forests and villages, destroying trees and fortifications in its path.
A stray buck deer chased by boys walked off a 40 foot ledge near Putnam Valley and hanged itself in a tree. The carcass weighed over a thousand pounds and was turned over to game warden J. As Barry. The find was near Shinelander Waldo of New York City.
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