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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1914
Page
3
An old advertisement praises a remedy for women's ills, claiming it as the grandest remedy the world has ever known. The fragment mentions Mrs Avourrus Lyon of Terre Hill, Pennsylvania, and notes the product origins from roots and herbs.
A white dove perched on a ten inch gun of the cruiser Montana as it moved north through fog signaling peace. More than 100 sailors on the Montana, now home after their terms, celebrate. A yellow swallow rode to Vera Cruz and stayed aboard the New York.
An advertisement claims Resinal ointment and soap stop itching and burning of eruptions quickly. It promises sleep, healing, and disappearance of skin eruptions for good, with a cheeky quote about “glut” and a joke on scenery and dialect.
Fragmented text appears to be an OCR fragment mentioning children, a doctor, ten cents, and gear. The readable facts are sparse, with unclear names, places, or events. No coherent news item or identifiable entities are present to form a solid card.
Grim scene from the Empress of Ireland disaster as two piers hold about 200 uncoffined, unidentified corpses. Barely clothed and recovered in water. some identifications come from jewels, papers, or a money order slip to a mother in central Russia.
A train carrying 396 Empress of Ireland survivors reached Quebec at 4 AM Friday. Rescue included 29 first class, 29 second class, and 101 steerage passengers, plus crew losses. Dr. James F. Grant praised for lifesaving work, ambulances lined up in Levis, and ferries prepared for transfer to shore.
A survivor account from Quebec describes Florence Barber a year old from Cumberland England and London Ontario entering Chateau Frontenac after the Empress of Ireland disaster. The child cried for her mother and sister and noted her father was killed in Landen Ontario.
Memorial day services under Grand Army of the Republic auspices with Speaker Clark invited to deliver the address from Atlantic City. A shipboard catastrophe aboard the Empress of Jegiend is recounted with survivor Lawler detailing a blast and the sea’s deadly toll.
A fragment recounts historic and modern maritime calamities, listing the Lire on the Eupress Ireland, Rhone and Wye disasters, the sinking of the General iceum excursion boat in New York, and the Thasleum loss, with figures of casualties and dates from 1467 to 1902 and a 2004 fire loss.
Delegates from a part of the United States assemble at the informational convention in Bald on almost one hundred reviewers for their gun.
Fragmentary OCR reports a rail committee order and mentions victims including G. Bred and a prominent man group. It references New York and Ireland migration themes, with sparse names and unclear events, in a damaged historical context.
A garbled excerpt from a local talk column features names Wayside Vole Walter and Tommie in a dialog about literary themes and a candlestick. The text is largely unreadable, with extensive OCR errors and nonsensical phrasing throughout.
The so-called oldest Welshman in the world is Thomas Morris born January 15, 176 in Berriew Montgomeryshire. Now a citizen of the United States and living in Weasternville Nebraska he claims to be 120. He recalls the reign of George III, the Lincoln era, and the first Atlantic cable as milestones in a long life spent as a cobbler and laborer.
A garbled dialogue fragment shows a speaker asking about speed and luck, a father replying with vague notices, and brief, unclear exchanges about motorcycles and tickets. Names and places are indecipherable, leaving a hazy, disjointed snapshot of a noisy interaction.
Incomplete OCR text shows a local public sale notice with readable fragments about action and officials but missing key details such as date time and precise description due to damaged source text. The readable items suggest an official sale process and involved parties.
A fragmentary dialogue explores opinions on when a girl should marry. Mise Elder says the right time is when the man is willing, while the speaker notes that a person lacking ambition may accept whatever comes. The text includes garbled lines about war and perseverance.
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