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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1914
Page
3
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a street car incident and social norms. The readable parts reference a spinster class and gendered expectations about cooking. No clear events, names, or places emerge. summary reflects fragmented text and uncertain details.
Doctor recommended Resinol ointment and soap offer relief from itching and skin eruptions such as eczema rash ringworm and dermatitis. The ad claims long use by physicians for many skin conditions and warns against imitation products sold by druggists.
A stranger offered fruit from a Greek store below our office. We checked and found an awning reading HQLPO8 in bold relief. We learned this abbreviation stands for Highest quality, lowest prices, our standard.
A collage of light sketches and wisecracks on life and social behavior. A bishop jokes about preaching on fashion and a father son gag about feet highlight everyday wit and the value of minding one’s own business.
A fragmented narrative describes a man facing downfall amid rumors and financial trouble. Rivals push him to the wall as his wealth erodes, leading to a sheriff's sale where assets are disposed of while his status and health deteriorate.
A Quebec inquiry finds Storstad’s third officer Alfred Tuttenes responsible for the Empress of Ireland disaster after a course change without the captain’s orders. The May 20 sinking in the St Lawrence killed over 1,000. witnesses note radical conflicts in testimony from both vessels’ officers.
Associate Justice Horace Harmon Lurton of the U S Supreme Court died suddenly at a Atlantic City hotel from heart failure aided by cardiac asthma He was 70 years old A Tennessee and federal judge with a long record and a path from Civil War era youth to the nation’s high court through President Taft’s nomination at Newport Kentucky He studied law after his release on parole following a personal appeal by his mother to President Lincoln and began practice in Tennessee
Commissioner Davis notes four men hold 50 percent of timber in north central Idaho while about one thousand nine hundred timber owners control three fifths of land area. two men hold 49 percent in southwestern Washington and several regions show major concentration of timber by small groups.
The capitalist doubts the invention’s potential and declines to invest. Despite some observers praising it as a great idea, concerns persist that the inventor is overly practical, signaling skepticism about success.
A prominent actress notes nine out of ten marriages fail. An old bachelor comments that marrying for beauty yields counterfeit, while marrying for money leads to an allowance. The remark underscores skepticism about marriage motives.
A weary post muses that after death editors will reject manuscripts yet others may pay for them. A discouraged wife asks why not destroy the manuscripts as fast as they are made, implying revenge against rejection.
A man recalls daily theater tickets roses and meals for Miss Almoutt over a year. He says she grew angry after he suggested she should not pencil her eyebrows and she has since cut off contact.
A distorted historical snippet shows a confused citizen demanding action and another party offering to produce items. The unreadable text混ates names, phrases, and numbers, obscuring clear events or identities.
A garbled OCR fragment recalls an aged community tale. It hints at a wealthy family and a doctor but lacks clear names dates or locations. The readable bits suggest a long past event surrounding a will or settlement and a controversy about lineage and property.
Roberto Ketovauls, Mexican foreign secretary, said Huerta plans to resign the presidency and depart Mexico. Francisco Carbajal would become provisional president or step aside for a later successor. Ketovauls did not know exactly when the change would occur but believed Huerta would relinquish power within the week.
A Black woman was taken from Kuloree jail by a mob and killed near Tessed while the 12 year old daughter of D F Bell died in the related violence. The body was later found bullet riddled after an all night search. A confession was reported just before the hanging incident. Suspicion focused on local Black residents amid community tension following prior trouble with the child's family.
Denver business leaders press to finish the Moffat tunnel project. After a conference, the Moffat tunnel commission and City AttorneyStevenson issued a statement saying recall of the supreme court decision invalidating bonds and the Denver and Salt Lake contract likely will be dropped if no other options work. The group favors completing the tunnel even if the city builds it and leases to railroads.
Had Goethals's permission the editor states he did not intend wrongdoing in vesting fortifications. Defense for Magasine and three others argues photos showing disarmed US security were taken with Colonel Goeth's authorization. Proceedings occurred before a United States court marshal on Saturday.
General Carranza telegram expresses no mediation desire and states only acceptance of Huerta’s surrender and army defeat, with a later note about advancing terms. The message mentions pressure from U S authorities and ongoing conflicts affecting American interests and regional stability.
In a clipped, fragmentary scene Mordeen speaks to Mra as a husband enters the road for Wewah last Monty. The dialogue touches on nerves, breakfast rituals, and curt papers, ending with an unfinished morning routine and a distant, uneasy tone.
Two witnesses discuss a domestic spat involving Jinx and his wife. They recall the couple once being seen as ideal, note past discord, and mention Jinx stopping home to buy his wife a five pound box of candy on the way from work.
The Kanean City Journal reports the congressional committee heard 90 ladies in two hours and ponders how to fit 20 speeches. It notes women can transfer public business but jokes about three and four speakers at a time crowding the session.
FL Layton reports a painful salt rheum outbreak on the left limb from hip to ankle. After ineffective treatments, use of Cuticura Soap and Ointment brought rapid relief and complete healing with no scarring within four weeks. Sample offers and endorsements follow.
A garbled passage depicts a quarrel between a woman and a man marked by bitter refusals and accusations. The speakers mention marriage, frustration, and an implied intent to spite, with unclear names and context.
In readable fragments a theater dialogue mentions Dilhner and a new frock while a separate line references Hobbie, a visit for something called the Ob. The text ends with a possible obituary remark about Mire Brown suggesting a death.
Adrian Michigan woman recalls severe weakness and near consumption until Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. After three months she recovered enough to work again, urging others to try the tonic. The letter highlights a grave family burden and claims for the remedy's efficacy.
An unclear, garbled note mentions a barking dog, a pound, and a request about sending away a husband figure. The fragment hints at concern for a pet and personal relation, but lacks coherent details or identifiable names, places, or dates.
A biting quip about marriage and disguise. The text notes that a man who thinks his bride is an angel may find the disguise permanent. It compares a young widow to a girl marrying someone too old or too young, and comments on the notion of green youth being a passing fashion.
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