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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1922
Page
2
Dr Edward N Leavy, once veterinary at Central Park Zoo now with a Fifth Avenue pet store, notes patients in bed spend much time watching goldfish and sometimes canaries. He says the motion distracts pain and aids recovery, with stronger attraction among the young and old.
A telegram from a district railway superintendent recounts a misread alert in a porter’s box leading to an arrest, described with irony by The London Morning Post. It also notes national symbols: the rose as England’s emblem after the War of the Roses, Ireland’s shamrock linked to St Patrick, and Scotland’s thistle tied to a fortress defense in Malcolm II’s era.
Fragmentary notes suggest that while many signs read Watchmaker in New York, only a handful of such shops are active. The piece hints at dwindling craft presence amid urban change and a long-standing badge of precision.
A planned $25,000 tannery in Eugene Oregon hinges on a free site from citizens amid a wave of local talks. The article also notes marriages, recruiting trips, and broader war era economic and political bits including naval retirements and public notices.
In a gesture of homage to distant cultures, poets extend a cordial token of flowers from their homeland. The offering, spoken as a tribute to the universal esteem of humanity, signals reverence and shared cultural appreciation beyond borders.
Incomplete account mentions fake tablets and a hook agreement. A black satchel with cash was found on a person near vehicles. A bank and conductor are noted, with reference to a broader fraud tied to protection and theft.
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