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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1915
Page
5
A collection of stray lines and anecdotes spans social talk among bachelors and workers, remarks on labor and corporations, drug habit figures from a Tennessee study, and a Savannah camp serving mishaps. The piece echoes period urban humor and public health topics through brief, humorous or cautionary vignettes.
A premier club in Seat City contracted a building decoration for a royal visit. The decorator planned to spell welcome on the front wall but misread military directions. A naval officer and an army officer revealed the error, showing the sign read poorly as "To, or with the army" rather than a welcoming message.
High school students crafted their own graduation gowns using pages from an encyclopedia. The improvised outfits reflected creativity and resourcefulness as they prepared for the commencement ceremony.
A reflective editorial urges readers to recall acts of kindness by others while acknowledging their own gestures may go unnoticed. The piece contrasts youthful boldness with quiet generosity, suggesting humility and gratitude shape character over pride.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls Grandfather Watts guiding his descendants in a Fourth of July ritual. He reads the Declaration, gives an oration, and fires an old flintlock gun at a woodland clearing, while grandchildren join in singing Hall Columbia. The scene links patriotism to family memory and old methods of celebration.
Fragmentary report notes a popular event in Alnongs with a four day comparison to the previous day. It suggests strong public approval and an advance measure, but details are unclear due to garbled text.
Former Mexican provisional president Victoriano Huerta and General Pascual Orosco were arrested in Mt Pas Texas on United States Department of Justice orders. They appeared before U S Commissioner George Oliver with bonds set at 15000 and 7500 dollars. Officials say the arrests hindered a planned new revolutionary movement from American soil and Huerta said he was visiting his daughter and planned to travel to California for a Pacific coast trip.
Washington reports Cape Haitien tension rising as French marines are on site. Rear Admiral Caperton sails from Vera Cruz with 700 bluejackets and marines aboard the armored cruiser Washington to relieve and restore order. A Wilson commission led by former Governor Fort voices a bleak outlook, hinting that robust U.S. action may be needed to establish order.
Storms swept central Kansas and northern eastern Oklahoma causing widespread damage. Wind toppled trees and damaged small buildings while Wichita saw over an inch of rain and Muskogee received 1.0 inch. An attempted whisky fraud case involving government bribes emerged from Arkansas and Oklahoma reports. A stabbing incident in Carton county and a Red Cross relief note from Weshingine were also mentioned amid scattered civic updates.
Resinol treatment described as soothing and penetrating to impurities, stopping itching instantly and aiding healing of eruptions and blemishes. Marketed as a non experimental, doctor-prescribed remedy relied on by doctors nationwide for twenty years. Avery druggist sells resinol ointment and resinol soap.
Lynette Premire reflects on love and self restraint in Judge. The speaker contrasts a hypochondriac doctor’s costly care for physical ailments with a merciless view of caring hearts and desires. The piece wryly notes the paradox of seeking cures while stoking longing and danger.
Jim Sullivan, a typical American tramp, was arrested in Red Wing Minnesota after carrying a kitchen cabinet under his coat. Police found seven pounds of large raw potatoes, one quart bottle of sweet milk, a ten-cent loaf of wheat bread, six tea biscuits, six rolls, two one-pound packages of ground coffee, two aluminum salt and pepper shakers, a glass jar oiled with vinegar, one raw onion, and two Japanese paper napkins.
Paamine Tareteity, pet of CASTORLIA, a safe remedy for infants, bears the signature of In Use For Over 30 Years. Children cry for Fletcher's Castoria Encore. The bride and bridegroom remark on duplicates and the wedding gifts as they inspect them.
A vintage ad promotes Denison's Coffee claiming purity and flavor. The text repeats the lines Drink Denison's Coffee Always pure and delicious, interwoven with odd poetic phrases about angels and hogs in a whimsical misprint.
An Eldon Missouri woman describes years of displacement inflammation and nerve distress. After trying many remedies she credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with relieving symptoms and restoring strength. The notice endorses the remedy as aiding thousands of women with similar issues and claims it is sold widely.
An advertisement notes CLEAR YOUR SKIN products from a department store. It mentions Bostos and dome of scenery, with a playful claim of a reward for punlad n. The text reflects vintage marketing phrasing and unclear branding or product details.
A fragment notes Mrs Giddy inviting all the men of the sewing circle to a luncheon. The line suggests the men joke she aims to keep them busy or distracted, while she claims it is to address a bees pane matter and to equate the circle.
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