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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1921
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text discusses women's health and concerns about an ailment or condition affecting organs. The readable lines suggest medical or health advice aimed at women readers, warning about potential dangers and urging attention to symptoms and wellbeing.
A financial writer recalls meeting late BB Harriman fifteen years ago while covering his office and Erie railroad issues. Harriman challenged the young reporter to learn the entire system by contacting President Underwood and obtaining transportation access, promising a detailed article in return.
During a recent business meeting in Chicago, two speakers sparred in a hotel lobby over their identities. One proclaimed Beck, while the other claimed to be Becker, prompting a tense exchange amid a room of onlookers and a counterpoint about personal presentation and reputation.
A motivational piece urges facing danger and hardship squarely. It argues quitting shows lack of courage, cites Columbus and Napier as examples, and notes, “Remember Geil hates a quitter.” The essay endorses facing challenges with resolve, insisting effort defines character and success.
A quirky old recipe fragment describes a family menu featuring bone health aims with iron rich ingredients, served with lemon juice and nutmeg. It includes prep notes for vegetables like string beans and choyed mulen, and outlines a dessert of orange sherbet and cream, ending with marmalade garnish.
An exploration of how Roman builders used wax to cover defects and how sine cera came to mean honest and trustworthy. The term evolved from masking flaws in marble to describing genuine sincerity in people, connecting Latin practice to English meaning.
Jessie Roberts argues in this office guidance piece that friction stems from poor organization and unclear authority. She warns against fault finding and criticising superiors, urging clear roles and respect to prevent workplace poisoning and inefficiency.
A mentor counsels weighing job offers by workplace culture over pay. He argues a friendly, cooperative office boosts performance and promotion prospects, suggesting taking a lower salary if the environment supports career growth and character.
Fragmented OCR text presents a poem fragment exploring the tension between virtue and vice, God and human agency. It references divine judgment, worldly wealth, and the idea that people assign gods or authority to justify power, with lines about satin, robes, and moral inversion.
The fragment hints at an instruction to take an internal blood remedy as a cure for ongoing torture. External applications are said to be ineffective against the cause, while the remedy provides relief. The passage is brief and unclear about sources or specifics.
A five year-old Wallburgh girl imagines a baby beside her and compares costs to a player piano. The story weaves in a New York exhibition about the Maximilian diamond, tracing its 19th century journey from Austria to the United States and Mexico, ending with its sale and current status.
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