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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1917
Page
3
A garbled text fragment references kitchen, earth, and identity phrases. It appears as a triaged note mentioning farmata, utils, and names like Kenry Ward, but content is largely incomprehensible and lacks a coherent event or persons to report.
The notice lists recipes for Austrian coffee cream sauce fried chicken and chocolate schnitten with steps for preparation and serving. It includes coffee variations, a custard dessert, a marinated fried chicken procedure, and a chocolate with almonds and currants, along with decorative notes about serving and flavor.
Readable fragments outline oat cookies with dates, date waffles, date inspired dressings, potato salad with onion and parsley, tomato and celery salad, mayonnaise dressings, shell and blanch techniques, and Goswaut candy using dates and coconut. The text presents a collection of dated ingredient snacks and dishes with basic instructions.
National Fertilizer association launches a campaign urging farmers to order fertilisers seeds lime farm machinery and related materials early to ease railcar congestion and extend the shipping season. Officials warn car shortages could delay deliveries and threaten next year's crops, urging timely purchases to ensure ample supply for spring planting.
An evening paper reports a dieting trial where a 215 pound woman reduced to 170, shrinking bust to 40 41 inches, waist to 60 inches, hips to 48, and other measurements, by dieting and starvation, with drastic changes described as a success for fat and thin.
The piece notes a spring farming rush as roads thaw and fertilizer demand rises. It highlights a food shortage, the need for large crops, and expected high prices. It calls for cooperation among manufacturers railroads dealers and farmers in the campaign.
A Mongolian Buddhist master died and his senior Lama travels from Peking toward Tibet to find a young siddha born with miraculous signs. The Chinese government funds a private car to the railhead, then the Lama will seek the reincarnated Buddha in Tibet and Lhasa will receive the chosen boy for ceremonial recognition.
A man paid his wager by walking on sixth avenue, head down, in a stunt that drew a crowd. He explained he is no rubber but wanted to be sure about Wilson winning the presidency.
An announcement claims price increases begin this week for Western Bald Head Row at $2.00 instead of 12. Unicorns girls receive $25 weekly, up from $18, with FX noted as the reason by theater managers.
The piece warns that European criminals, drawn by wartime profits and luxury fashion, will target American social scenes. Private agencies in New York and other cities anticipate a busy year guarding jewelry at high society events, as war-driven wealth creates new targets for theft.
The clerk at the Bellbeye Cleveland hotel notes front desk staff assist with luggage and room placement. He mentions a stylish brunette or binucle entrant as the bellboy in a playful description. The piece cites bellgirls as more attentive than bellogs, with originator of the idea questioning the need, while women guests find beligioia al wumt useful in navigating the hook-up problem.
Karl Stevens a Kansas City bank clerk marries Mildred McDonough after a disputed romance with Herbert Gribble. The bride flees to Oklahoma City then returns to Kansas City, prompting family conferences as Stevens and Gribble contend for her future.
Miss Elizabeth Jornicks aged twenty eight and Joseph Alpuente aged forty two were married in Greenwich New York. The oddly phrased record notes a three foot nine inch bride and a three foot something groom, creating a curious if ambiguous wedding notice.
Kenosha court hears case of 22 year old Calvie Lewis charged with theft of five dollars. Prosecutor argues sentence mirrors amount stolen, aiming for a year per dollar. Defendant pleads not guilty as trial date set.
New York report on Henry W. Schutt identified body found in the Hudson river. Court records show Schutt’s death questioned as detectives seek new evidence. relatives identified the body and were later aided by an officer from the Bureau of Identification.
Birmingham officials on a Socialist ticket push an ordinance to ban shows featuring love scenes murder domestic troubles divorces collapsing houses and questionable resorts. Movie owners warn broad cutoff could force closures and job losses.
Chicago officials at the House of Correction reveal a distressing practice at Bottlewell Prison where morphine is smuggled to patients in the “dose ward” during long embraces. A nurse and attendants monitor inmates as a dying form of dope cure, but transfers of morphine occur via visitors, prompting authorities to consider banning kissing in the ward to halt drug transfers.
A man named Frank Har Jones faced a court appearance for an unspecified offense after chewing gum in the presence of Magigliato Krotel while seeking a warrant. The penalty listed was a fine of $0, though the text is garbled and may omit amount or charge details.
A confrontation in Forestsburg ends when a woman uses a fountain pen to defend herself against a masher who grabbed her. She jabbed and squirted ink, driving the attacker away and putting him to rout.
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