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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1916
Page
5
The Evangelical companion recalls Donizetti in St. Petersburg at a command performance before Tsar Nicholas I. When the emperor joined a bystander’s chat, Donizetti halted the music and explained that when the tsar speaks, all others must be silent.
Fragmentary chatter shows Mr C Arefall making a jokey remark about wiping feet and dirt at the door. The overheard exchange hints at a humorous household moment or domestic scene.
Washington reports the United States will formally demand an apology from Austria Hungary for the Petrolite attack. The U S also seeks punishment of the submarine commander and damages for the vessel and crew injuries. Austria claims self defense and cooperation with a subsequent counter version.
The two day Mayors Conference on national defense ended with a banquet featuring George W. Wickersham and Chicago Mayor William Hale Thompson. Resolutions urged universal military training navy expansion arsenals inland and from borders mobilization of resources standardization of materials and transportation reforms. Congress urged to enact these principles into law.
Rome, Pope Benedict appeals for peace in a Lenten letter urging warring nations to lay down arms. He recalls his efforts to mediate and says he cannot remain indifferent to the terrible conflict tearing Europe apart.
Wedferbare Oregon faces evacuation as heavy rains push the town toward the Rogue River. Residents flee to Gold Beach and nearby hills amid rising flood risk reported to the Chamber of Commerce.
An unclear OCR fragment references Sweden, warnings, bans, and a U S destroyer Preble, with garbled terms like holi, burned, and geerline. No coherent events or names definitively present.
Topeka reports a man sought pardon for a falsehood about his prison past. Williamson, once involved in a neighborhood fight and later perjury, had reformed in Marion Kansas and hid his prior term from wife and children until pressed on the stand. He lied to shield his name and was jailed.
At Union Station Mr. McCubbin recalls his life on the farm and nine related moves. He says he never visited his eight children and preferred driving locally, using trains only as distant memory. He mentions his wife’s travels and a daughter who has been to Europe.
A dispute over a land clearing contract led to a Superior Court case costing about 300 in total. The jury verdict left the costs to be paid by W. J. Williams in a suit against Mary Anas Evans. Williams had contracted to clear 25 acres for Mrs. O'Toole at Consere and was paid 140 upon completion but claimed 20 more for incomplete work. The jury was taken to the land.
George Bronjobia naps by the oven feet warming scene while his wife returns from church to a kitchen with an odd ham scent. She muses that no ham should smell like that, highlighting domestic humor and a tale of mistaken aroma.
In a humorous Halifax scene George rushes toward a burning odor and finds his shoes incinerated with only ashes left. His wife Mies and Mrs Brom jubla react as George hops about in heat, joking that he mistook his feet for a flame.
A lighthearted note from Rooseville records a hurried elopement race to the voter or event spot ending with the bride arriving to a warm scene. Hertha Wings of Hearietta and B B Wage of Alabama are named among those present as the couple’s privacy was preserved.
A fragmented dialogue presents unclear phrases about a prophecy and discreet refusal. The forgetful man asks about weather while another figure declines further interview, leaving readers with ambiguous details and a murky sequence of statements.
Advertising copy touts fragrant sper creams for clear skin and a healthy scalp with soft hands. It invites samples by mail from Cuticura Boston and claims wide sale. Odd dialogue about George Washington and a cherry tree anecdote appears amid the ad text.
A wry quip on drivers nicknamed as shower due to the way they shove pedestrians from the curb. The remark plays on slang about motorists in street transit.
Advert says Cascarets thoroughly cleanse the stomach remove sour fermenting food and foul gases, carry out constipated waste, and work while you sleep with no gripe. Do not cause discomfort and cost 10 cents per box according to the ad boasting relief from headache biliousness coated tongue indigestion and constipation.
A reader complains of back pain on the left side and ongoing urinary discomfort. The writer references various kidney medicines and asks for remedies, mentioning Dr. Pierce and Asurie Tablets as potential cures, with unclear personal details and spellings throughout.
A woman entered the office seeking a marriage proposal while another line suggests a benefit scheme. The exchange hints at a leap year misunderstanding and a potential proposal versus a rumored plan for advantage. No further details are provided.
Daily use of Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap is marketed to relieve itching and heal severe skin conditions such as eczema ringworm and rashes. The ad claims doctors have prescribed it for over 20 years and highlights quick, low-cost healing, pimples, and dandruff improvement.
A reader asks about the best way to bargain on a dot coat and how to approach Mr. Isaace Moin, seeking guidance on fair pricing and cordial negotiation. The note mentions writing an email program on paper and string.
A physician notes the longstanding use of a product for infants and children, detailing common misconceptions and observed reactions. The text discusses maternal and pediatric experiences and cautions regarding stability and safety in early medicines.
A fragmented note describes a person named Wheel Bad smoking cigarettes and expressing strong passion. The text also mentions aWine man and a query about why any wine person ever dows.
An article extolls a spring remedy claimed to restore vigor by cleansing poisons buildup from winter. It credits Dr Pierce with discovering a blend called Le Fiercys Culdes, marketed as a tonic containing goldenseal and other ingredients.
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