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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1920
Page
5
Cortlandt Bleeckur, the New York chairman, described a spring dinner display of new gowns. He noted the gowns were superb though many wearers appeared young and the buyers chosen for chic clothing amid lively social chatter.
The text states the two inner planets Mercury and Venus as planets with no moons. It claims the system has at least 27 moons in total, mentioning a count for the moons and naming the planets Mercury and Venus in the discussion.
A garbled report from Utah describes a January event in Salt Lake City involving a bed and a meal. Names and details are unclear, but the fragment hints at a local incident or personal note tied to food and a residence.
A figure of the American frontier, Thomas Jefferson rises from Virginia farms to law practice and political power. The piece contrasts his early life with his presidency, highlighting his clash with Alexander Hamilton, his push for republican simplicity, and his wartime pacifism amid global conflict.
A fragment recalls naval campaigns and the Vienna Congress while noting Jeffersonian influence and territorial visions. It references British and Napoleonic power shifts, early American expansion, and the uneasy balance of European states in a period of peace.
Washington reports that Rear Admiral Benton C. Decker, commandant of the Seventh Naval District, accuses Secretary Daniels of deliberately misrepresenting attacks by Rear Admirals Sina Fullam and Fiske in Senate testimony. Decker’s letter, dated June 17, was sent to Chairman Hale and published in Army and Navy Register.
New York immigration station sees 6200 would be citizens arriving in one day as postwar intake resumes. Commissioner Frederick A. Wallix cites foreign agents from trans Atlantic steamship lines as driving the surge and orders 20 more guards on duty.
Kanass City James I Bradshaw announced he turned over his proxy to Senator Reed. Reed is empowered to act for Bradshaw in all matters pertaining to the convention business.
Rio Janeiro reports a new cable service linking Rio de Janeiro to North Anglea via Buenos Aires and the western South American coast. The All American Cables began operating June 26 with lines from Rio de Janeiro and Santos to Buenos Aires.
A Baptist preacher who performed the marriage of Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks at the Northern Baptist convention faced criticism from fellow brethren. The incident involved Grithcive Parson in Buffalo, N Y, raising questions about wedding roles at the gathering.
New York announces a heavyweight bout between Bul fon and Barry Wille set for a major undercard next in the city. The International Sporting vu has matched the pugilist for a high profile Ullbrand contest.
An armed masked group raided a meeting hut by the Blackwater river in Dublin at night. They kidnapped a police officer and killed or injured several people including named figures amid political violence.
Samuel Gompers, AFL president, arrives to present labor planks to a special session of the legislature. The telegram from Governor Maderie of Truneanee signals support for union goals amid party negotiations and labor agenda alignment.
A vintage advertisement extols Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a curative kidney remedy. It claims widespread success through sworn statements and customer testimonials, asserting it relieves kidney bladder and rheumatic troubles and neutralizes uric acid.
A humorous exchange shows a housewife declining to reveal her alma at the door while a tramp asks if it would be immodest to inqu ire about the dinner bill today. The dialogue captures social mores and wit in a domestic scene.
Custom prose recalls past habit changes and advertising for Allen's Foot Kare Antiseptic Powder. It notes low prior use of dentifrice and toothbrushes, wartime Army Navy powder usage, and claims the product reduces foot friction and prevents callouses bunions. The ad urges readers to adopt the habit.
On September 21 1776 a major blaze struck New York six days after British forces seized the city. Trinity remained standing while a large portion of buildings were destroyed and many areas suffered extensive damage.
An advertisement extols a blood cleansing treatment for eczema and skin itching. It links the disease to blood issues and promises visible results from daily use of the remedy, urging readers to write for medical advice. Also includes a humorous anecdote about a birthday gift and a promo for Cuticura skin care products.
A garbled ad text touts Bayer Aspirin as genuine and safe for long use and prescribes Bayer tablets with directions for headaches toothaches and other pains. It notes smaller and larger packages and mentions a local meeting about the product and citizenship themes.
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