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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1917
Page
2
Hereford Corporation of Wyoming advertises Herefords for sale amid unclear text and protest notes. The fragmentary copy mentions recruitment and a referenced event, with garbled quotes and names appearing in a damaged OCR context.
A Mississippi druggist reports favorable customer experiences with Dr Kilmer Swamp Root for kidney liver and bladder ailments. He endorses the product as superior to others and notes a physician strongly believes in its merits. Sample bottle offer and information booklet promoted. sale through drug stores nationwide.
Shoemaker of the United States National Museum notes the Danish West Indies as a testing ground for marine life study. In a St Thomas expedition he found many specimens of vividly colored small fish, including dark purplish red species swimming near coral and other reef objects.
An old time remedy claim promises removal of freckles with a double strength preparation. The advertisement asserts rapid effects, claiming even severe freckles will fade and a fair complexion will return after nightly applications. It markets a money back guarantee and urges immediate purchase.
Fragmentary historical note references large sums of gold dollars and currency totals in New York. The garbled text mentions United States offices, trillions not clearly, and various misread figures. Main ideas are obfuscated by OCR errors.
A fragmented, dreamlike text evokes a bright starry sky and a calm town. Hidden imagery of light and night unfolds in a poetic, reflective mood. The piece hints at memory and wonder without concrete events or names.
Fragmentary OCR notes reveal a discussion of a pardonable pride phrase and a court ruling. The garbled text mentions a good passing, a gulf, and a gate meaning, with references to a tiger and a well mannered fallback. The readable content is insufficient for a coherent summary.
The readable parts show a damaged cryptic line with stray words and no clear event or names. No coherent people, places, or dates are identifiable to form a proper news item. The fragment lacks a distinguishable action or outcome.
Fragmented world brief compiling global events from labor strife to financial moves. Spokane branch of the San Francisco federal reserve bank planned with five directors. state troops moved into Pasco, Washington to control Industrial Workers of the World.
President Witten urged all Americans to accept a single fair price for government purchases and private production. He warned profiteering harms war effort, stressed justice in pricing, and urged ship owners and freight carriers to align rates with national needs. The address framed patriotism as duty, urging universal support and mobilization of the public.
A London warning claims hair loss among women with dogs may stem from fear and dandruff caused by microbes from dogs. A West End hairdresser notes more cases, while a physician cites anxiety and exposure to intestinal microbes as factors. He recommends antiseptics like bore ointment and avoiding contact with dogs as prevention.
The Radium Institute of London reported 1 400 cancer cases and 12 881 treatments across 1915 and 1916. Of the remainder, 28 improved, 215 barely improved, 347 abandoned, and 76 ended. Rodent ulcer was noted as a malignant but resistant form. A separate prison escape involved a chicken smuggling saws and files to aid two inmates.
A garbled dialogue fragment presents Utila people and a young teacher discussing a difficult word. The scene features a father, a beating, and a distant shriek amid an anvil chorus, with readability compromised by OCR garbling.
The readable fragments show a child’s mispronounced excuses about a school dance and a muddled line referencing a mother and a wartime duty. The text is incoherent and lacks clear events, names, dates, or locations to form a complete newspaper item.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at fruit variety notes and garden context. The readable portions mention autumn bearing berries and a spring area, with garbled phrases implying commentary on fruit quality and regional planting. No clear events or named entities emerge for a fuller card.
Officials urge residents to prepare for changing wind and fire risk with wind shifts, potential smoke, and wind gusts. Residents should clear debris, secure loose items, and monitor local alerts as teams assess conditions and respond to any incidents.
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