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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1915
Page
4
A recipe style note describes a Sunday dinner including roast beef with browned potatoes, parboiled then basted in thickened gravy, and a vegetable dish of onions. It suggests lettuce and asparagus salad with dressed tomato and cucumber, fig pudding with suet, bread crumbs and vanilla egg sauce, and a clear tomato soup with butter and cornstarch.
A guide on creating varied menus with combinations for soup meat and dessert. It suggests pairing dishes like cream soup with heavy mains and light desserts, notes cereals or fruit as breakfast components, and mentions olive oil for dressing and light desserts such as custard or whip desserts.
Fragmentary text mentions a risky situation and possible chase but lacks clear subjects or events. no verifiable names, dates, or locations are present to establish a definite news item or summary.
Fragmentary text describes a doctor named Piet commenting on a game of words about nerves and a potent event. It mentions Mole diagnostic counts, rose oil attar usage, and perfumes linked to drug laboratory cases, portraying a sensational and unclear medical issue.
In early Northwestern Oklahoma the T6 ranch on the Eagle Chief charters a brutal feud led by foreman Ben Franklin who boasted of killings. Johnny Potts, a well educated newcomer, earns favor then sparks threats and a deadly showdown with bullets drawn from Franklin’s revolver.
A visit to Potts at the Caldwell TX ranch led to a loan of a revolver to shoot a coyote. The gun was returned without inspection, and later a quarrel with Prasknia escalated as the revolver fired twice, injuring Potts.
A fragment from an Astoria column notes a heated dispute involving Joba Job 608 and Bip wife, with Mrs. Wikeon reportedly renting six spaces as part of a separation or property issue.
A Spokane telegram reports a disturbance aboard a Pullman car near Pendleton where a colored porter was found rummaging under a berth and a passenger awoke to see him peering into a recess with a can. The event caused a quiet alarm among passengers and crew.
A doctor peered from a curtain partition and remonstrated with a porter who had been making noise while trying to shine one of Mr Cranke's shoes. The shoe lay on the foot of Cranke's artificial leg, which had been placed near the wet berth as the porter attempted to locate the other footwear.
In Pittsburgh near North De, William White was struck when a bomb with a burning fuse shattered a bar front window. White's nose was lost in the attack as patrons extinguished the blaze and police hunt the bomber. fuse was rope with lead pipe ends hammered to hold rope.
A garbled transit of a chase near Queen Anne in Bostile Washington describes pedestrians reacting as a patrolman pursued a suspect. The fragmentary text mentions a pursuit and conflicting details about a copper or officer and an attacker, with unclear names and places.
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