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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1917
Page
4
Fragmented guide discusses tea storage cups crackers Graham cookies and date and nut cakes. It includes recipe steps and notes on kitchen economy and chewing to taste, with scattered references to cookware and serving ideas.
A fragmented grocery list and recipe notes describe quick family meals including Chop Suey and other dishes. Instructions mention rice, canned items, seasonings, and puddings with assorted steps, but the text is garbled with misspelled ingredients and unclear quantities.
A long statement by Clysaes Grant-Smith argues that Prussia sought a global commercial trust and the annexation of Europe to force U.S. participation in WWI. He claims German aims included Icelandic and Belgian control, a central North Sea coast, and a future Austria Hungary empire under German leadership, with a warning that defeat or victory would threaten American interests.
Uncle Joe's daughter, praised for her service, speaks of pride in wartime work. She joined intensive Red Cross training in Chicago and completed her course, dedicating herself to useful wartime duties despite lack of parties or social events.
Sacramento reports a defense council note calls for citizen cooperation during wartime, urging loyal Americans to support rationing and work duties. The missive insists on order and collective effort, condemning loafing and urging all to contribute to food and labor during the crisis.
Philadelphia baby Billy McCarthy, two years nine months old and weighing 100 pounds, moves furniture, eats as much as two adults, and shows normal health. Medical experts back his growth, noting his bones size and mind are above normal as he grows toward adulthood.
Mire Harvey J. Barnett testified before Judge Biel about threats of death by self and a quarrel with her husband over wartime fears. The judge warned them to refrain from discussing the war and ordered them to return home. The courtroom scene framed domestic strife amid war talk.
A wulntiium for gasoline in the role of Mel hie been found by a Bowth At heas company In GAtallte, a dintiiiite of multisave.
A bonnet string caused an accident when a baby near Temple Kansas became entangled with a wire while Rowena Josek and Remy were present. The incident involved a child and a fatal entanglement event is implied by the garbled report.
In New York a woman was deemed legally married to two men after a five year absence by her first husband. Justice Greenbaum ruled that after a long absence in good faith the remarriage is lawful if the former spouse is presumed dead. The second marriage stands until the first is resolved.
A Washington hotel telephone operator reports a prank call asking to speak with Woodrow Wilson. The operator recalls the caller and the exchange with the presidential voice, leading to a White House inquiry about recent calls to the hotel.
In New York a domestic dispute was aired comparing wartime experiences of Capt. W. Alwood French and Justice Callaghan. Mrs. French admitted taking the gold filling from her husband's false teeth amid claims of poverty and hardship. Captain French worked for the water department.
Mule owned by Charles Graybill near Hedgewvily West Virginia collapsed after a previous futile attempt. Passersby reported another attempt and the animal was restrained to prevent further harm. Authorities noted ongoing distress and the dynamics of the incident remain unclear.
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