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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1918
Page
5
Henry Fielding Dict leads a humorous tale about a king's counsel in a learned argument resting his cane on derision. The opposing lawyer tells the judge he will not argue furtively but will note the case was reversed. Observers, including Pearson's Weekly, remark on the inventive jest and the theatre of legal quips.
A brief remark notes that the total circulation of money in the United States last year reached 8 411 168 944 dollars. The speaker humorously quips that his health worries stem from poor circulation, referencing the coinage topic in a jocular fashion.
A fragmented OCR note references Milas Flirty and diplomacy amid social chatter. It mentions a girl’s tact and engagements, with vague remarks about meetings and outcomes. Exact names and context are unclear due to garbled text.
An old ad promotes Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root as the only medicine for kidney issues. It markets a tonic claim claiming health benefits and urges readers to try the product, describing it as unique among remedies.
National Woolgrowers Association opened its fifty fourth convention in Salt Lake City with a keynote by President Frank Hagenbarth pledging full industry support to the U S war effort. Delegates discussed price controls cost of production meatless days and the western Homestead Law while protesting government wool pricing and middleman restrictions.
An advertisement describes a corduroy bath robe, trench inspired with a double breasted design and high collar. It highlights a warm, practical, wood-warmed feel for chilly rooms and features such as turned back pockets set at the hip and a belted waist.
Strikes and mutinies sweep Austria Hungary as peage agitation grows. Vienna Budapest and Prague heat up with radical propaganda. Major munition plants near Vienna and at Skoda in Pilsen face disruption, impacting war output and Germanys western offensive. Czernin pledges peace while Bolshevik terms loom, with fear of overseas reaction.
Full details of a gigantic German plot to burn and dynamite ships, industrial plants, and terminals reached federals here Sunday. City guards along the water front were trebled immediately to meet the threat.
Gordie Chesley and Walter Robbins, both of Homer LiL, arrested and charged with the murder of Wilford Le Roy Chesley, 14 months old. They are held without bail in the county jail.
Washington notes reaffirm the German emperor’s exclusive right to declare war or peace. In the Prussian chamber, Berlin representatives presented a resolution, a report from Berne indicates.
In a naval battle between British and Burkiah forces at the entrance to the Dardanelles the Turkish cruiser Midulla, once the German Browau, was sunk and the Soldat Yowns Sell, formerly the Goeben, was badly damaged.
Hundreds of Mexicans in northern Mesivo face death from cold as storms dump heavy snow and drifts. Thousands of cattle are feared lost in the Panhwudie country of Tens, with locals fearing relief will be impossible.
The article notes many plants converting to war production after wartime pressures. It highlights industrial efforts, logistics, and the role of labor in accelerating output while maintaining safety and efficiency. Details reference national aims and the shift from civilian to military-focused manufacturing.
Fragmentary report states France faces scarcity claims denied by General Peroh and Ulewie department officials. Secretary Ha hor reportedly visited Saturday amid debates over food and clothing supplies.
Christopher Mayra, a wealthy resident of We p Pondetait, faces a deadly accusation related to Lian White. The article notes a violent incident and ongoing investigation by local authorities. Names, places, and the suspected motive are outlined, with emphasis on legal proceedings ahead.
A garbled excerpt mentions clothing, humor, and a plan to evade an enemy. Farner Cortona questions regulations and timing, while references to Teal and Wir obxenee suggest sarcastic commentary on the new hermouiling idea.
A fragmented excerpt appears to describe a curious scene about nine items and an electricity theme, with garbled wording and missing context. It mentions an ederent Heth and a general sense of trying to gauge mileage on a device or tool.
A fragment from a conversation mocks the idea of lending money. The speaker asks if Glithering ever lent funds, replies no, and jokes about asking for ten dollars. The quip notes Glithering’s long-held umbrella, implying a poor chance of recovering money.
A sparring exchange unfolds with a lingering push and pull as a suitor pleads for reciprocation while the other divides her feelings, signaling unresolved romantic tension and mutual restraint.
A fragmented snippet touches on tracing ancestry with a Botched Philadelphia origin, while a Bugviile test scene hints at regret over unfulfilled events. The text blends quirky dialogue and potential characters, with unclear context or actions.
An old promotional piece extols American youth on the firing line and warns of health issues at home. It urges kidney health, daily hydration, milk meals, limited meat, and using Anuric to expel uric acid, touting a “purer” life and longevity.
In a clipped exchange, a Traxertile elder suggests four lumps of sugar while the waiter explains scarcity. The elderly patron insists on four pieces as he heads to the kitchen to break a single lump into four, highlighting pinch points in service.
Fragmented lines describe an intelligent dog trained to perform tasks and respond to commands. The garbled text references a saloon, a Mayonpaple event, and a Dr. Biereee Ps with a Veg vegetable pellet, but specifics are unclear.
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