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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1918
Page
5
A garbled weather piece discusses summer health risks and gut impacts. It notes harmful effects from heat and suggests caution, but the fragmentary text prevents clear attribution or concrete guidance. The garbled OCR obscures names, places, and specific recommendations.
An old ad describes squeezing two lenigas into three ounces of Orchard White to create a quarter pint of freckle and tan lotion. It promises a clear, soft complexion by massaging the mixture onto face and hands daily, claiming protection against sunburn and windburn. A closing line notes a man’s crookedness can lead to international trouble.
Representative Joseph J. Bissell of Missouri reflects on feminine fashions and a humorous anecdote about domestic expenses. A restaurant chat between Smith and Jones about beef butter and millinery ends with a wife’s hat costing fifty dollars and an amused husband praising it for an hour.
An excerpt notes that the speaker spoke with feeling. another observer suggests the term is “feelingly.” The passage highlights uncertainty in choosing precise wording as the speaker searches for the right word.
Washington confirms American marines landed at Vladivostok to protect the U S consulate as Czecho Slovak forces seize vast military stores A Murmansk wedge threatens Western Russia via the Gulf of Bothnia and a rail spur to Ken and Petrograd with British French forces aiding at Kola and Kola's railway links under scrutiny
Former New York City mayor John Purroy Mitchell was killed July 6 in an aviation accident at Gerstner field near Lake Charles Louisiana. Born July 29 1879 at Fordham New York he rose rapidly in public life becoming commissioner of accounts and later mayor showcasing a meteoric American career.
Reports say German agents planned arson to wipe out Ogden’s manufacturing district. A fire was found and extinguished early Sunday morning in a district with several contracts. Police believe the incendiary torch targeted local plants and contracts.
A report from Horas agency states the German ambassador to Benia was assassinated in Moscow. The incident involved two unknown persons who disappeared after the event. Further details remain unclear as investigations continue.
Rescue teams reported Sunday night that seventy seven bodies were recovered from the wreckage of the steamer Columbia, with divers Bart HM Barnevault among those at work. Several bodies were found pinned within compartments, and authorities continued searching the wreckage for additional victims.
Secretary McAine, who traveled to California weeks ago amid threat troubles, advised railroad authorities here Sunday that he has entirely regained his health. The brief update follows two previous health concerns and maintains a cautious public stance.
An examining physician notes kidney trouble is a common risk seen by life insurers and praises Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a successful remedy. The piece also reports Norway's Nydalens textile firm testing paper textiles, a mix of paper and cotton, suited for affordable fabrics though with limited strength.
An old advertisement fragment promotes a double strength remedy for freckles and blemishes with a money back guarantee. It features a boast about lighter skin and a claim of removing freckles, plus a brief line about a car owner’s record of seven times in one mile.
Portsmouth Ohio letter from Mrs Sana Shaw Testifies to relief from irregularities and pains after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound The firm invites women to write for advice citing forty years of experience from its Lynn Mass plant
Fragmented OCR notes describe a dairy farmer boy bending a can of condensed milk toward France and christening it Bolstein Bulle, then building a small display stall in his dugout with two boards. Also includes an advertisement for Cuticura products and a wartime joke cartoon line about a worker and a shirker.
A recruit presents ringed jewelry and fine gear to a sergeant who suddenly recalls a needed lesson. The sergeant declares urgency in him learning a valuable trait, while a worker trains a boy on reading and numbers, reflecting stubborn pride and an unexpected teaching moment.
A garbled text block presents distorted dialogue and names, making it impossible to identify a coherent event, people, or place. The passage lacks readable facts, dates, organizations, or outcomes to summarize into a meaningful news item.
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