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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1916
Page
5
A government report notes motor vehicle fatalities are rising slowly compared with the increase in accidents. It states the number of fatal crashes grew 258 percent versus a larger rise in overall crashes, urging safer driving practices to curb deaths.
Promote Cutieurs Soap and Ointment promising instant itch relief, clearing pimples, dandruff, scalp irritation, and rough skin on hands and babies. Free sample by mail with Book from Cutioura Dept. L Boston. Sold everywhere. Ad. Also notes a sexist joke about breaking promises.
A humorous tale from the Brown home as a late returner tries to keep track of time. The church clock strikes, then a second clock chimes counting up to twenty three. Brown mops his brow and laments fate in a staged city scene from the Telegraph.
A brief domestic scene shows Tommy pressing for permission to go out to a movie, while his mother scolds his grammar and contemplates limits. The exchange hints at household poverty and parental authority shaping a child’s freedoms and speech.
A jumble of quotes and wordplay spans topics from water corrosion of glass to jokes about divorce and neutrality. The fragmentary text cites lines about a dew broom, a man who looks straight ahead, Inf orence policies, and a Paris anti collar league. It mentions Lamb and May with literary asides from the London Chronicle.
A brief, fragmented remark questions why destructive tornado reports have faded and jokes that politicians are draining wind supply. The Yonkers Statenman quotes hint at a satirical take on media coverage and policy. The exchange underscores skepticism toward public discourse on natural disasters and energy politics.
A naval officer speaks to a pretty girl at a wave ball while recalling comrades. The dialogue hints at a proposed introduction and a request for eight “uber nens” or Baltic American references, framed in a light social setting.
A fragmented report states the Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist church raised $278,000 for overseas work during a campaign year. The total amount toward the new field was reported as $13,761.71 with ongoing efforts by local members and partners. Names and precise locations are unclear due to damaged OCR text.
A collection of old fashioned muffin and bread recipes including Nut Muffin, Graham Muffin, Fruit Gem, Hominy Pen, Breakfast Muffins, and a light cake. Instructions cover ingredients, mixing steps, and oven times for each.
The recipe outlines orange slices fried to a light water, orange juice, butter, salt, cayenne, jelly, and a glaze for duck or mutton. It also describes a mustard glaze made from butter sugar vinegar and boiling water until smooth, served cold.
The passage discusses room to act and crowd the mind with study and repetition. It argues that effort increases leisure and capability, praising diligent work and the company of books to quickly reach contentment.
A British inquiry into the Onten reveals the high cost linked to imports from Holland Belgium and reduced shipments from Italy and Spain. It notes onions can be grown in England and recommends adoption by gardeners and amateur growers, highlighting wartime utility.
A girl named Marjorie and her father search a fence corner for an egg. She discovers a soft shelled egg in the nest and, in astonishment, runs to tell her father that she did not bring the expected item. The scene ends with surprised exclamations.
A colorful scene shows Gardner speaking with a tramp amid a group of congressmen. The tramp hands Gardner money and jokes about funding a nationwide campaign. The exchange ends with the tramp declaring he donated a quarter to support Gardner’s grand public effort.
A newly discovered technique, described on Eugtich paper, preserves foods including Wilke powder by sealing in inert gas. The system evacuates air, seals the chamber, introduces nitrogen, and seals the packages to prevent spoilage and maintain freshness in an industrial setting.
An incoherent OCR fragment describes a flawed amateur operatic performance titled The Mistivtoe Meugt. It mentions a poorly singing lead and chaotic stage moments culminating with distractions and a staged mishap, leaving the audience unsettled and the production in question.
A sick man seeks a physician after a friend’s recommendation. The doctor quotes four dollars for a first visit and two dollars for each follow up. The patient pays one dollar and is told further examination isn’t necessary, the physician locking the payment away. The tale mocks costly medical schemes and patient expectations.
A terse exchange hints at tensions over finances and safety as one warns that lingering in the area could provoke further worry. The dialogue suggests unease about money matters and potential trouble if the situation continues.
A garbled exchange appears to reflect a discouraging remark about a dish or plan. The fragment includes phonetic dialog and stray letters, suggesting a misheard or miswritten note that hints at dissatisfaction without clear names places or dates.
Salvin the great Italian tragedian imposed a rule that none of his sons should stay in Italy while he performed on stage. Gustavo toured Russia and Austria, while Alexander learned English and died young. Tomaso became an actor, inheritance tapping deeper than his brothers. Salvin wed twice, first to Clementine Cassia, mother of three, then to an Englishwoman, Téur, with two more children. Grandchildren attract attention in Italy for art and other pursuits.
Thirty women practice democracy in Missouri as Mary Robertson serves as United States deputy marshal in Topeka. Fifteen women will attend the Democratic national convention as delegates. For the first time at Republican conventions women will assist in guard duty with Mrs. Robert Lansing assigned to the women’s camp near Washington.
A fragment notes a poet mentioning a strange air described as ordinary yet distinct from air shaped by electric inclines and ventilation devices. The lines hint at a tension between mundane speech and engineered atmospheres, with thunderous calls to prepare.
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