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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1916
Page
3
Adolph Juhi, head of police, identified two distinct men both named Mosak Kartangan after requesting fingerprints from San Quentin and Folsom. One was convicted March 26, 1915, the other March 18 this year. Both 22 years old and graduates of reformatories.
A man named James Boyes of Flackville claims Devine took four sets of clothes valued at $19 and later fled to Madison Indiana after paying a return debt. Devine faces larceny charges as the case unfolds with possible city involvement.
In a Chester hospital, Lim and Hergoot suffered severe injuries including a fractured skull after a malfunctioning set of buttons ripped off. Doctors expect recovery, with Har e001 blamed for not wearing new overalls which could have prevented the fatal outcome.
Chicago Tribune reports Helen Keller discusses love and marriage with teacher Mrs. J A Macy. Keller endorses a bicameral family government with the wife as head of household supplies and disposition, valuing education and self-support, while noting a possible suitable partner who respects her independence.
A memoir reveals Miss Keller bragging of deep roots in Virginia and ties to Robert E Lee, Adames, and Everettes. Her kin include Mrs Katherine Adame Keller at home, sister Mildred Keller Tyson in Montgomery, and brother Phillips Brooke Keller, an engineer.
In the Tigris front lines British troops sheltered on a narrow strip of ground between the river and salt marshes. Soldiers bathed in salt water and kept tortoises as pets tied to parpet lines. One tortoise died after finding too little feed on the parapet and was buried with an identification disk.
A boy aboard during the Dogger Bank engagement witnessed the battle from a turret. He was swept into danger as ventilators failed and the turret pursued. He survived and will tell his tale when he grows older, becoming one of the few officers to see the fight up close.
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Arthur H Hunter president of the Actuarial Society of America spoke to the Montclair Heights Community club about the safety fret movement as a successor to workingmen's compensation laws. He cited the Woolworth building as an example of building without fatalities and urged unemployment insurance to prevent hunger while avoiding disincentives to work.
San Francisco notes compare ancient Egyptian pyramids with California giant sequoias. Scientists including John Muir estimate some trees in groves to be eight to ten thousand years old, making the oldest living beings in the world.
In Altum Kansas an old hen hatched eight quail nestlings after stalling her clutch on a nearby hollow. The mothering hen cared for the strangers with tenderness, surprising fellow hens. The eight quail now roam with the chickens and perch near the coop as tame as pigeons.
A fragmented OCR snippet shows garbled text likely from a period kitchen area note. It mentions caring and questioning phrases while interweaving stray fragments like what you can and numbers, with unclear context and missing surrounding sentence structure.
Fragmented advice on organizing home tasks and avoiding servant overload. Quotes warn against haste and stress while offering simple kitchen tips, such as a tapioca recipe and basic batter directions, mixing practical tips with musings on self control and concentration.
Rome farmers say watering horses several times daily keeps them cooler, relieves overheating and boosts work capacity. They haul water in a barrel on a fall sled to fields, noting city practice and fair treatment let horses perform under harsh conditions.
Ban shades pure water and succulent grazing are key to summer hog care. Hogs lose heat resistance when moved from shade to sun and confinement. In open pens they may survive on feed for two pounds of pork daily, but sunshades ensure comfort and better health.
The passage explains that body pores on legs help carry excretions and thick fat layers insulate against heat. It notes hoge animals receive heat-producing food and convert it into meat, generating heat that cannot easily escape.
The article explains lamb care using cow's milk with cream enrichment, noting sheep milk is richer in fat. It advises frequent feeding every hour or two in the first ten days, limiting to two ounces per feeding, then gradually extending intervals as the lamb grows. It also mentions introducing solid feeds as early as ten days to two weeks.
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