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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1922
Page
3
A Chicago Tribune item recalls a scene where Mr Bigelow explains why night falls. A young girl asks how darkness happens and answers with a child’s faith about God closing His eyes. The tale ends with a rock kept for a future meeting.
A tentative report describes a flying automobile with two engines a ten horsepower unit and a 300 horsepower unit tested recently at Buc Some-Oise. The contraption combines airplane tests with automobile design though the text remains fragmented. A separate farm note features a rural quip about feeding a scarecrow and a brief domestic dispute about withheld private rights.
Detroit reader relays a bizarre tale of fear and fancy. A man dreams the guillotine looms over his neck during prayer, then awakes to his wife tapping him, provoking a startled fall. The Philadelphia Public Ledger notes the odd incident amid other whimsical clippings.
A garbled excerpt mentions two threats and a confusion of motives. It references a thief and a man who misreads intent, suggesting a scene of danger and mistaken actions without clear names or locations. The text lacks full context or concrete details.
Former Postmaster General Hays to resign from the cabinet to join the motion picture industry. The White House said a high salary may accompany the move, with Hays and President eying a broad plan to organize and promote film production and distribution in a major industry restructuring.
A Madrid conference convened Thursday to discuss forming a new government after Antonio Maur resigned on Wednesday. Talks focused on creating a stable leadership as deputies seek to stabilize the capital and address the fallout from the resignation.
The piece recounts Gt Paul Janitor a former comrade of Jalisaime granted a long interview in St Paul Minnesota while Foch visited as a guest of the American Legion. The Arabic legend on a postal card by Janitor Charles Schiveltzer sparked talk of two engagements with the First Colonial regiment in Algiers.
Oscar XK Carlstrom is named National Commander in Chief of United Spanish War Veterans. He aided the 1919 cadaverous precursor to the American Legion in Paris. A G A R member by adoption, he served in the Philippines and led a field artillery battery in France.
Hanford MacNider, commander of the American Legion, urged a strong esprit de corps and lifelong duty to the country in his Philadelphia address. He said veterans deserve a voice in national affairs and that unity with allied nations can further peace beyond other efforts. The piece also notes a government personnel cut affecting Canal Zone employment by about 40 percent since March 4, impacting veterans and civilian workers.
A garbled manuscript fragment outlines distant events and names, mentioning Maris Tost and Mil Che Mirg. The text hints at a ceremony or fete, a battery, and an influx of 200 units, but specifics are unclear and many terms are unintelligible.
Readable elements suggest a local notice or brief about a person or event, but content is garbled with misread words. No clear names, places, dates, or actions emerge. Provide a clearer source to produce a precise headline and summary.
Mrs. Enalyn F. C. Burdick, recently elected national chaplain of the Legion auxiliary, served doughnuts pies and relief to soldiers under shell fire from December 1917 to armistice. She and husband Pa Burdick worked with Salvation Army to aid troops across the western front before returning to Brest and later Texas.
The American Legion of New York honors actors and actresses who aided war efforts. Miss Thala Magrane elected president of the state women’s auxiliary and active in naval service and hospital relief work. She is a St Louis native who acted in stock companies and led touring troupes.
The Fairmont unit turned over its $400 war fund to furnish a Legion building. Champaign’s old City club is absorbed by the local post which plans a community home. Vanderbilt freshmen law students include ex service men in a Nashville Legion post. Hendrick’s Joy Day showcased a “shimmying chicken” billed as a novelty. Sturgis post pledges half the memorial building funds on hand. Hawford Mac Nider, national commander, visited his Ninth Infantry regiment in Houston and received a loving cup from the men.
A garbled OCR fragment references a request to S1004M0 for a fractured Hewett case. Mentions the amount and a lawyer preparing to prove a cattle related matter. Details are unclear and names are incomplete.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a social scene with Mrs Quinrox and Miss Cayenne in a class setting. It mentions enjoyment and society, but the sentence is incomplete and names are partially garbled, leaving the core event unclear.
A historic note explains aluminum can be soldered though with difficulty. Oxidation forms rapidly when exposed to air, and the soldering iron cools quickly due to rapid heat dissipation, affecting the process.
A description of the Rock of Refuge as a large flat rock in Hawaii where a criminal who reaches it is considered safe until captured. Family may supply food while he stays there, but he is never allowed to return to his cell.
The Library of the Lerde houses about 80 000 volumes in a luxurious suite of rooms. It is especially rich in historical works and morals and includes one of Lopdea’s finest law book collections.
A fragmented historical note discusses sulfur as an essential early element in combustion. It mentions ancient terms and possible uses, noting sulfur's perceived power and meanings assigned during early eras.
In Seattle apartment houses without stairs or elevators, the ramp system is designed with gradual inclines between floors. Hot water is supplied by burning refuse for heating, and the arrangement aims to satisfy residents with a simplified, single ramp concept across levels.
Fragmentary Latin style phrase extols patience as a virtue in governance, noting its brightest shine in a nation or realm under sovereign rule. The jumbled word sequence mentions Veen of BOVERNTOR Willian enn, suggesting a misread historical proper noun with unclear attribution.
A garbled OCR note cites an elephant related claim with several broken names and places. The fragment mentions Spokane Mountain and a city link, but details are illegible and no clear events or outcomes emerge from the text.
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