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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1914
Page
3
A fragment notes a character named Beans Sassot and a line about needing to go to the theater. The dialogue questions why it was given, and asserts plays were causing fatigue. The text offers little context beyond a theatergoing remark.
An old advertisement urges readers to try Resinol Ointment for itching skin with a free trial offer mailed from Baltimore. It notes resinol soap and ointment sold by druggists and claims doctors prescribed it for 19 years. The text clashes with a candle of a children’s story about a thunderstorm and reassurance.
Local chatter covers pay and possessions in a rural setting. A wood shed dispute and concern over money reveal social tensions among workers and families. A dressmaker’s worries reflect broader economic strains impacting households.
The fragment hints at a cook strong enough to prepare Indian Corn in a unique crisp brown form with water thin flakes, suggesting a distinctive technique or recipe detail.
A breezy note touts Post Toasties as delicious when paired with cream or faith and served over fresh fruit or berries, available at grocers.
General Venustiano Carranza rejected mediation notes and warned of a grave error in attempts to settle transcendent Mexican questions at Niagara Falls talks. He reiterated willingness to participate in conferences on pacification but opposed armistice terms, constitutionalist movements, the agrarian issue, and provisional presidency actions.
London Premier Asquith met Saturday with a deputation of suffragettes led by Miss Sylvia Pankhurst after her release from Holloway. He defended suppressing militant activity but promised to preserve free speech and consider the petition. He referred the matter to Home Secretary Reginald McKenna for the unconditional release request.
The excursion steamer Yookers renamed The Tourist was rammed near the crow and beached after an evening river party. Seven crew members were saved, and passengers were tended to after the crash. Officials report no fatalities. The incident followed resignations announced by Charles H. Mayer of the Western Federation of Miners and issues within the union. An explosion earlier damaged mine workings of the company and was subsequently dealt with at the surface.
President Folmcare states Poincare will not resign at present after discussions. Reports indicate consultations with leaders and parties occurred but no change in stance.
A mangled OCR fragment describes a motor vehicle crash with a vehicle running at high speed and water nearby. Details are incomplete, but the text references doctors and a possible casualty, with unclear locations and names.
Niagara Palle Ontario reports a telegraph from El Paso stating General Villa has issued a statement declaring General Pellpe Atgelee as provisional president. Intercepted messages suggest tension between Carranza and Villa, and Carranza is rumored to be sending 2000 troops into Sonora to effect a change.
Washington reports a forensic return of hundreds of millions spent on the Panama Canal. Tolls collected for barge traffic begun May 18 show May receipts of 7956.12 dollars at 1 20 per net ton. Sugar from Hawaii formed the cargo base driving the May totals.
Salem Ore The conviction of J B Hosmer editor of the Silverton Journal in the state circuit court for criminal libel against the prioress of the He medidine convent of Mount Angel was affirmed by the state supreme court.
Colonel Roosevelt states he will not run for governor of New York as he departs on the Imperator from Southampton. In Canyonville Oregon a former clergyman named W G Smith was escorted from a northbound train after being harassed by a mob over remarks about women.
Debris from a wreck reveals a string of pearls valued at about $20,000, recovered by workmen after days of excavation. A rescue or recovery note mentions the wreck and the ongoing telephone circuit project linking across the continent.
Albert Priest, a millionaire pulp and paper maker, saved a man from being carried away by the swollen Fos river after an overturned wares lau' ware. The incident occurred near Appleton Wisconsin as authorities reported the rescue and probable death averted. Health Sunday observations in Philadelphia highlighted public health fundamentals addressed by medical men nationwide in June.
Fragmented OCR text describes a political scene with names like Palacm and Palau amid a chaotic road incident. The garbled prose references a wife, husband, a candidate race, and unclear vote figures. No coherent event details emerge suitable for precise summary.
Mediation coordinators press for a settlement as talks in Washington shift to possible additional days. Argentine Minister Noua and other representatives report cautious optimism, noting obstacles but stressing ongoing efforts to avoid a formal adjournment and to appoint provisional leaders.
A biplane and a tethered airship collide during Austrian maneuvers, igniting a fatal crash. All occupants die as the burning wreckage and mutilated bodies are recovered, illustrating the deadly potential of aerial warfare.
A senate committee on Saturday tentatively removed from a house antitrust measure terms deemed to legalize blacktiet. Despite a partial turnout, it is expected the full committee will approve. Protests and labor actions filled Sunday activities in Landou and nearby, with wage talks stalling at a Tin Plate Workers conference and a rise in suffrage rhetoric.
An elderly Washington figure contemplates a risky future after being pressed by his son and heir. The scene captures tension as the father wonders whether his son will pursue a drastic change in life, including turning away from conventional pursuits.
A girl born in spring 1811 suffered a disfiguring eruption on lip and cheek misdiagnosed as ringworm. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, the rash faded in three to four months, restoring appearance and nights of rest.
A fragmentary reminiscence recalling General Sickles and a tragic past involving a young woman. The speaker notes a theatrical moral failing and a bruised reputation tied to his youth, mentioning a 19th century army reunion remark about wives and marriages.
Fragmentary dialogue hints at emotional conflict and betrayal among unnamed individuals. The overheard remarks suggest jealousy, apology attempts, and a tense confrontation, but specific actions, dates, or clear identities remain obscured.
A cryptic brief cites a decision about belief in a theory of eokuitle. The text mentions commendees and a single outcome, with notes on a tentative stance or interpretation.
The provided text fragment is garbled and unreadable. No identifiable people, places, organizations, dates, or events can be determined for a proper headline and summary.
The article talks about Chartes BR known as a painter and sculptor of modern waliania. He works in landscapes and creates depictions of ancient habitats. A Washington afternoon report notes a crowd reacting to his work and comments on a large audience and shaking dialogue.
Kansas City readers recall a testimonial on Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. A Kansas City woman credits relief from monthly pains and childbirth fears after using the preparation and praises its help to others. A Georgia reader from Cumming shares similar relief from insomnia stomach misery and inability to work.
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