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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1919
Page
4
Secretary Lansing asserts that mental excellence hinges on physical condition and that health rules must be tailored to the individual. He emphasizes fresh air as a key restorative and notes exercise should be enjoyable and suited to personal needs, with mind recreation essential for those in intellectual work.
The Bureau of Biological Survey reports annual savings of over five million dollars for ranchers in Mocky mountain country due to a three year campaign against predatory animals. Cumulative kills include 60,458 coyotes, 3,085 bobcats, 1,820 wolves, 201 mountain lions, and 187 bears, with pelts sale adding about 100,000 dollars last year.
A U S department hearing in Washington addressed a proposed quarantine of parts of New Jersey due to Japanese beetle infestation. The plan would ban shipment of green corn, ripe tomatoes, and ripe peaches from Burtington county to stop spread. Congress approves eradication campaigns to support suppression efforts.
In a blunt exam scene a patient army examiner tests a dull candidate by posing a dire siege setup with sheer cliffs and impassable rear. The applicant replies he would resign, sparking irony about leadership and duty in a tense wartime interview.
Researchers examine a marine station at Messina two years old and find deep sea currents push creatures upward. Many animals surface, some glow red, others alter color. captures occur under less normal conditions.
Yukiteru Oank son of former Justice Minister Yuki Osa ki plans to join Bemenor troops. He will fly with Benowo who recently brought the crown prince pair of Russian eagles from General Hemenar. Oank will take to Siberia in an additional machine beside a biplane.
A 15 year old boy named Johny Ingram died near Spring River Oklahoma after falling ill during a flood of a year ago. Two greyhounds guarded his grave daily, refused food, carved flowers to the site, and repeated cemetery visitas before vanishing despite a vet examination finding no illness.
Two Hoonler teachers traveling through Canada faced an early train and no dining car. They had only two chocolate cakes. A mother and two children sat opposite, and the teachers finally shared the cake after the mother offered her own lunch, a cold cup of water included, revealing a lack of gratitude.
A fragmented Kansas City Star quote recounts a man named Brother Shook describing marital trouble. His wife ran off with a gambling man, and he drifted on the road while neighbors and white folks commented. He notes that eventual rethreading of peace comes with a new partner and a settled home.
Western Washington Rogue River valley and Willamette valley report defoliation of oak trees. District Forester Cecil says the western oak loopera worm, from Oregon to British Columbia, causes thin defoliation and has affected oaks for several years. Bureau of Entomology has defined successful control methods.
An early spring supply of lettuce reassures Briton women gardeners who adopted the gland Sur method last winter. Large inverted covers over the lettuce heads protect the plants from frost, keeping land worked year round.
A fragmentary item portrays a speaker named Unebe When voicing imperfect speech about a New Year greeting and mapping wishes, with hints of regional dialect. The readable text suggests a humorous or garbled social note rather than a full event.
A garbled OCR passage captures a brief car side conversation with partial quotes about seeing someone in an item. The readable text includes interjections and broken phrases, suggesting a truncated exchange rather than a full narrative.
General Pershing praised the YMCA's war service as a major factor in the army's achievements. Carter wrote Pershing urging the army to assume post exchange duties, leading to Pershing's approval and the YMCA's relief from those operations. The exchange task was shifted as supplies and duties evolved after the armistice.
In Switzertiad a trend grows as clocks operate without hands or gears. When a button is pressed, a photic mechanism triggers phrases like "out st five" or "Five minuton to Wine" indicating time cues. The device, tied to a fall tune, echoes modern timing methods.
Jeckaan'e Hole announces the Victor DANG is recovered and the Killpack Hotel is now open after thorough cleaning fumigation and repainting. The restored establishment invites guests to resume patronage and enjoy updated facilities.
A motorcyclist at a training camp diverted a dangerous parachute drag that endangered an officer. He steered into the dangling chute, using his bike to anchor it and halt the perilous lift, while wind and entanglement created a life threatening moment.
November marks the anniversary of the 1700 clash where Peter the Great faced Charles XII. The czar’s 40 troops were overwhelmed by 4,000 Swedes, yet Swedish generalship balanced the odds in favor of Charles XII.
A fragmented note describes technique to erase with a sharpened edge to remove stray ink marks. It mentions avoiding rubbing and using precise strokes to prevent damage. The text reads as a caution about neatness and efficiency in erasing.
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