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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1919
Page
2
A reflective piece argues that ugliness and defect in one family member arise from identifiable causes in the human machine. It contends that physical and moral imperfections can be studied, understood, and controlled, comparing human biology to a machine needing proper nerve energy and function.
An Atlante Journal fragment traces Bohemia from ancient Ceeds origins to centuries of TeutonAustria rule. It highlights Czech love of country and language preservation, pride in heritage, and hopes for a future of freedom and unity with Slovak brethren.
The article portrays Canton as a canal city with a deep river allowing 1000 ton ships up to the city and foreign vessels reaching Whampoa nine miles away. It notes busy loading by native boats, a broad estuary below, and a large houseboat population amid a water life scene. An art gallery scene describes a Miller copy titled Gleam with two women reacting to beauty and a misread title revealed as Millet's painting.
Theodore Roosevelt former president died at Sagamore Hill Oyster Bay on January 6 after an illness described as rheumatism and sciatica. He had sat up the day before and passed away early Monday morning as telegrams went out to relatives abroad. Roosevelt had a long public career including assistant secretary of the navy governor of New York and president from 1901 to 1909.
Born October 27 1858 in New York City Roosevelt spent youth at Oyster Bay Long Island pursuing outdoors and fitness. He studied at Harvard University then law before entering politics and rising to New York Legislature in 1881 1882 and 1884 as a Republican. He led civil service reform, supported peace talks with Japan, won the Nobel Prize, and inspired military preparedness. His 1912 bid split the Republicans into the Progressive Bull Moose movement.
A fragmentary plea echoes to restore thrift through simple sewing. It advocates tearing linen into two, stitching narrow hems, overlapping selvage edges, and avoiding excessive finishing as in old grandmother practices. The uncertain passage hints at worn sheet usage and careful mending.
The text describes combining browns and blues for a fresh look. It mentions brown and turquoise as color choices, noting that only an expert in color combinations can pick shades that look good together. It emphasizes crisp, bright blue pairings to enhance the overall effect.
An old advertisement urges mothers to treat a fussy child by checking the tongue and giving California Fig Syrup for gentle cleansing of the stomach and bowels. It promises quick relief in hours with no griping and appeals to trusted branding while mocking counterfeit endorsements.
A Chicago American quote reports an early morning exclamation by Ittle Ahier as she says she cannot wash her cars due to too much intricate fancy work involved. The remark reflects a humorous domestic moment captured in the newspaper.
A $100 reward is offered amid confusion over a missing Din seal. The fragmented text suggests a note about Seren Wat in See Sree et and a battle reference with the Huns on the van. The garbled lines imply a search context and a possible plea for information.
The readable text urges use of Guticura Talgum and Cuticura Trio Talcum for toilet routines and beauty care. It references perfumes, an old phonograph, and themes of desire for smooth skin alongside a call to repelled discontent, framed in a vintage consumer tone.
Allied dispatch from Ramis reports American troops near Kadiah repelling Bolshevik advances on Petrograde road amid freezing swamps. Americans captured Kadiah after gallant action admired by Allied command. American wounded cared for, an officer buried after sled transport to Archangel. Bolshevik counterfire failed to retake the village. lines held with new positions established under artillery protection.
United States army transport Santa Teresa arrived January 4 with the 145th back from Bordeaux. J Calomel Williany OC Webb and his regiment were called from Bordeaux on December 24. The voyage took twelve days and the weather was fine most of the trip. They are now at the debarkation camp at PeeBa awaiting further moves.
A man named Baraca allegedly used a public safety item to kill five relatives Wilbur Jubileon Curmer and his wife and three children at a farm on Holman’s land near the Mississippi River in Little Dieux Iowa. He then reportedly injured himself.
A troubling case unfolds as Bernardiev, a 24 year old born in California, reportedly passed as a man for eight years to dodge the military draft exam. Described as “John Bauer” in records, the person was located near the desert and taken to a hospital after the ruse was discovered.
New York officer J Montfort Schley Jr. a cousin of the late Admiralty figure, was wounded five times in seven hours during the serum battle of Maruy. He has been awarded the Croix de Guerre, relatives are informed.
Amsterdam based reports state former German emperor William Hohenzollern underwent a successful operation in many of his cars conducted by Professor Long of Amsterdam University.
A 55 foot freighter Amano capsized near Puget Sound on Saturday, causing five deaths including a woman and four men. The sole survivor reported that all aboard were asleep or at work during the incident, as investigators begin to piece together the cause and rescue efforts.
A vintage advertisement urges readers to try a hair treatment from Knowiten's store claiming hair will look thicker softer and more lustrous. The quirky copy promises dramatic results with small steps and emphasizes gentle care to avoid damage.
A damaged OCR fragment shows a father and child talk about appearance and washing, with lines about baldness and fate. The text is incomplete and reads as a casual domestic exchange with no clear event or identities.
An OCR fragment discusses old standards and gender roles. It cites Doctor Birntier attributing social ills to a certain field of endeavor, mentions “women in the population,” and references Argentina, suggesting shifts in rights toward professions such as engineering and law.
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