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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1920
Page
5
An eyewitness recounts a banquet honoring a visiting celebrity. The narrator, growing thirsty, signals for water as a dignitary in a dress suit hurries toward the head table. The scene ends with the guest of honor reacting as if the narrator shouted.
A dialogue fragment shows Mrs Nextdoor denying being bad tempered with her children while Mrs Gatles and Mrs Overhear offer contrasting takes. The exchange hints at neighborhood tensions and perceived parental temperament within a Columbia Miata setting.
A humorous exchange from the era features Em remarking on her husband’s value, followed by a sharp line about keeping him away from the Mexican border. The quip captures period wit and social tone in a concise, quoted form.
Federal warrants charged four men with murder as the death toll from wood alcohol tainted liquor rose to fifty in the Connecticut valley. Four suspects, Nasatzewaki, Shapiro, Ostrowski, and Sturaky, face wartime prohibition violations while Marshal Caron pursued murder charges in New Haven. Readings show Holyoke and Chicopee reported multiple deaths since Christmas, with others in Springfield and Greenfield.
Richard W. Young brigadier general in World War I and Utah attorney writer and orator died at Latter day Saints hospital at 7 20 Sunday night after an appendectomy He was born April 29 1868 at Salt Lake City He graduated from West Point and served in the Philippines as a major He later organized Utahs regiment of field artillery and led during Americas entry into World War I.
President Wilson observed his sixty third birthday on Sunday December 28 at the White House with family present except Mrs W G McAdoo. He walked in the sick room and rested on the south portico then read birthday messages from officials and friends. Miss Harriet Lowden debuts after threat letter prompts police guard at affair.
Former Kaiser official Paris Toply grows perturbed by Karl Kautaky’s origin story of the world war and now spends every afternoon drafting defenses, after his routine wood sawing exercise, per a telegram from Amerongen.
Fourteen government lighthouse and wheeled station personnel at Belle Isle face death from starvation as winter provisions fail to arrive during a delivery breakdown.
In Bog land debates arise over women entering parliament as new styles and precedents shift, though Lady Aw tor remains unfazed by current bowing customs.
Authorities reveal plans to remove a country’s raw materials worth about 2 billion. The scheme targets sinking the warship purer in the lakes of the Pyrenees to safeguard these resources.
In Detroit Mr and Mrs Paul Parsons confront a love triangle with Mrs Thetms Detvyste. The wife poisons herself, a blood transfusion from Parsons aids her recovery, and police investigate. Parsons and Mrs Detvyste confess affairs. the other woman agrees to end the relationship.
Russell Zimmerman twenty four years old had his hand caught in a binder on his father’s farm near Tiffin Ohio and walked about a field for four hours before a farm hand noticed he had not come to dinner. His cries went unheard and he could not stop the horses as they circled the field leaving him exhausted by the time help arrived.
In Mannington West Virginia eighty seven five gallon jugs of liquor were found hidden in a water tank supplying nearby wells. A jug broke spilling the liquor and the tank was drained as officials searched for the rest. Charles Miller allegedly cached the liquor and was arrested with a single jug in his possession. Prohibition officers had traced Miller for months but could not locate the source. The water line drinkers later alerted authorities and helped reveal the stash along with the damaged jugs.
A deer caused a peculiar auto accident near Blooming Grove, Stroudsburg PA. Henry Miller, driving after dark with Miss Anne Belteer of Hawley, was stuck when the deer dashed from the woods into the car. The vehicle overturned and occupants were aided at the scene.
A Washington letter from Rear Admiral Benton Decker, then U S naval attaché in Madrid, claims Spain narrowly avoided a pro German stance in 1918. It details U S note exchanges, Spain's neutrality, German internments of submarines, and a strategic Kroon cargo seizure at Gibraltar amid the war. The claim suggests Spanish court favoritism toward Germany could have altered Allied victory in 1918.
Washington outlines a tentative system to settle labor disputes before stoppages occur. The plan envisions a national industrial tribunal and regional boards with decisions binding as trade agreements, aiming to curb disruption and improve productivity amid drought and crop data.
In a rambling courtroom style remark Mr Crogwloty questions self perception as a nap tallet figure. He claims effort failed to lift coal to the cellar and jokes about moving the state into the Nureace with a humorous mispronunciation.
A garbled exchange suggests a patient known as the Irish patient near the ward end is hoped to recover. The dialogue hints at casual remarks about a doctor selling something and a tense moment reflecting medical ward chatter.
The eightomnyennelt ingater Owentaling receives a splendid engagement ring set with doe mots and rubba from her young Mhan. At tea the talk shifts to jewelry and a remark about pearls from oysters triggers Gwendoline's brother to quip that getting rings from mus is funnier, causing awkward amusement.
An old advertisement touts Diamond Dyes promising rich dye for fabrics including wool silk cotton and blends. The copy mentions a color card and directions in the packet, with examples like dresses skirts coats and draperies.
A Princeton discussion on new student organization prompts Tom’s tale from Klaffington. Rastus drives a load of produce, cracking his whip at horseflies and even a rose petal, while a hornet’s nest hangs over the road. Rastus explains his restraint: that’s organized.
A compact, witty quip notes how partnering with Bmyth makes the speaker feel more capable than usual, playfully suggesting surpassing limits and wealth of skill during a bridge game with Mo Nving as a punchy aside.
A fragmented dialogue appears between Epoie St Helen and Maud. It hints at approval and trouble with a simple exchange about thinking and winning. The readability is limited. no clear event or人物.
A vintage advertisement urges readers to buy a small bottle of Danderine at drug or toilet counters to stop dandruff and hair loss. It claims after several applications dandruff disappears and hair becomes thicker with more color and vitality.
In a Syracuse gents' furnishing store a man from the backwoods eyed shiny winter caps and offered a dollar for one. The clerk confirmed a dollar and invited a try on, but the cap was too small. The buyer promised to fix it at home with a knife and shoestring for a snug fit.
Odd reconstructed dialogue shows Avery admiring a new item, a neighbor’s remark about clothing, and Donald’s plans to reuse worn garments while building a block house on the Moor. The text mentions a duck and uncertain terms like盐 and macean, indicating garbled OCR.
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