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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1917
Page
2
An anxious letter from a woman in distress describes crying spells and weakness. Her husband and mother suggest medicine. after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound she reports renewed strength and asks why women suffer. The ad promotes confidential advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts.
The health conservation board urged by the general munitions board would supervise health in government and private plants under contract. Dr Frederick Martin, proposed to head the organization, argues for waivers to labor laws only after expert review and for minimum standards in hours wages and shop conditions in munition contracts.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a Canadian origin, Steve Nfagen, and a tense scene with aching feet. Details are unclear, but the fragment implies a discussion or event prompting a shoe shake or fitting action.
A boy who angered his mother runs away and the mother, in a fit of rage, shouts to "give anybody sixpence to enter that boy." The boy stops, demands the sixpence, and declares he will return if paid.
The dialogue mocks leaders contemplating ceding land while highlighting massive agricultural plantings. It compares a silver dollar to a ten dollar gold piece as a comment on perceived worth and power.
Montana reports Active war volunteer tally near 758 quota with its June 8 close Others include Leo Caldwell named captain of troop D a cavalry unit from eastern Oregon for the Oregon National Guard. wool sales set a record at Cottage Grove Oregon and Utah reports 22428 registered for service with 26200 claiming exemptions. nationwide red cross fund drive planned across ten states starting June 18.
British and Allied forces seized the Messines Wytechaete ridge near Ypres after a massive, daylong bombardment and mine explosions. Artillery and gas barrages shattered German defenses as infantry advanced under heavy air support. Victory followed intense smoke, cratered ground, and German retreat amid catastrophic bombardment and counter battery fire.
The article describes a historic first in the British premier’s briefings on naval operations. It mentions Commander David Lhd George and references a planned attack and defensive measures. High-level details point to security, residence, and wartime preparations.
Migrant seabird flocks disappear as May ends, moving rapidly northward toward nesting grounds. Few linger on southern coasts. most head inland and offshore toward remote breeding sites amid uncertain horizons.
Reading fragment shows Coleridge claiming he could write plays as well as Shek with effort and Lamb agreeing. The text presents a clipped dialogue about talent and writing.
A shipment to New York tempts traders with a mix of rammed goods, primarily tomatoes, as rovers report a noisy arrival and mixed quality in the market.
Weehowben contributor says he was swindled by a street-con man who sold him a bottle of medicine for two abliin and gave a worthless haul including a comb corkscrew writing paper and a copy of Webstur s Un abridged Dictionary The fraudster promised more but failed to deliver and the tale ends with a claim of disbelief from New York Evening.
The text discusses keeping a table supplied all winter and questions what will be lost in color and favor. It mentions canning and home efforts, asking about the cost of living and winter readiness.
A partial OCR line mentions a general rule about distance and manner but lacks complete context or identifiable names. The readable portion references two miles and a general guideline, with no clear event or involved organizations. The fragment provides minimal actionable content.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe travel related items and a referenced event at an unspecified venue. Names and places are unclear, but the text hints at vehicles or mechanisms and a pulley concept. Further readable specifics are not provided.
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