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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1922
Page
7
Parlee Gross of McComb Mississippi promotes underground exploration as a warmer cheaper living option far from apartments and farms. The cave enthusiast, tied to America First circles, cites Ha Ha Tonka and Kentucky caves as ideal life quarters and notes his cave loving lifestyle and cave connoisseurship.
Denver Legionnaires defend their choice while Miss Edith Adame is courted for a show. Rumor claims she knew about the production, though Legion members deny inviting her. The piece notes the allure of local Colorado mountain charm over an Eastern debutante.
Reports describe a harsh unreliable wartime episode at a training camp where Algeld brick and a wall were used to force recruits through a so called cure. Capt P H McQuanthy Develop Battalion No 1 and Font Benjamin Hureieon, Ind, oversee coerced tasks, drills, and harsh conditions to punish or rehabilitate soldiers. The account notes the use of a gold article as incentive and mentions mistreatment, with soldiers subjected to labor and drill while enduring cold and fatigue during the period.
A highly garbled OCR fragment references a theater or cinema theme with mentions of Mia, Harte, and Varta poet, plus scattered names and places, but the overall meaning is unclear and many words are unintelligible. The piece resembles a damaged notice or column item with stray proper nouns.
Jot Alexander Mottermack, vice commander of the American Legion, is praised for a lifetime of naval service and wartime leadership. He joined the army young, helped establish hospitals in Brest and St Angers, and aided recovery after Brest fire and the Marne offensive. His peers honored his spirit by electing him to Legion leadership positions.
A St. Paul restaurateur named Lambros, born in Be derocastron Greece, hosts ex servicemen at his Lambros restaurant Joho c in Be derocastron era. He feeds 600 men at a recent armory celebration and earns praise from the American Legion for easing hunger among veterans. He has lived in the United States for three years and is celebrated as an American by many locals.
A wartime editorial recalls a soldier’s remark You remember the story of the little child leading them The line is tied to a Hanford commander quote and a later bulletin stating orders and a twenty mile march The vivid image includes a little child leading a convoy and a hearse in the field and the troops stepping forward.
A Berkeley based group linked to the Legion plans to prepare editorials for local readers. Sailors and officials are noted as engaged in paperwork at a river location while a department reports on activities. A private party is planned at a law firm in Hall, Lansing, involving a largescale fuel project and a request connected to a civic event.
Crowds in Dublin gather Sunday to back the Anglo Irish treaty as Michael Collins, Arthur Griffith, and others speak. Speakers stress unity of Ulster and the Free State, oppose coercion, and urge a peaceful path, while noting occasional flag incidents and attacks on British agents.
Fragmented OCR text shows references to high wages affecting maintenance and immediate equipment needs. Mentions of plans, liquors, pricing for services, and an official named James G. Walter representing Eastern in a statewide appeal.
A cryptic fragment describes a nurse named Aleah alias Mary Gon traveling 1700 miles from Montana to Juneau by bus, noting an April wedding to Carl Witt, and mentioning Alaska's governor and executive figures in a distant political context. However details are garbled and partially unreadable.
In Salt Lake City report on ancient Jerusalem landmarks a four hill landscape shows ancient Mount Zion and Mount Moriah with Solomon's temple site. The Tyropoeon valley lies between them and modern Mount Be sethe and Mount Akri mark crowded northern and northwestern quarters. The Kaiser funded German ecclesiastical buildings that stand out today amid remaining ruins and debris.
The text recalls Washington’s territorial origins and admission as a state on February 2, 1889. It includes quirky asides and disjointed lines about a boy, poverty, weather, and proverbs, yielding a fragmented, antiquated newspaper feel without a clear cohesive event or source context.
A reflective remark on human action and timing suggests the millennium will be achieved when people act on their good intentions, implying progress depends on concrete deeds rather than mere plans.
A note from an angry teacher reports a pupil struck in the eye with a stone by another student on the way home from school. At the zoo, a playful orangutan quips about economy cuts, saying keepers are moved to the insect house and the news must be broken gently.
The Cuticura Toilet Trio. Having cleared your ship keep it clear by making Cuticura your every day toilet preparations The Soap to cleanse and purify the Ointment to soothe and heal the Talcum to powder and perfume No toilet table is complete without them.
A quirky 19th century snippet features Aunt Dinah, age seventy, revealing she has married again. Mrs Worth reacts with disbelief as Dinah quips that the Land takes them as it pleases. The brief reflects humorous witticisms and social observations from the era.
A garbled notice chronicles a stage tragedian noted for evasions during a late era marked by laughter and danger. It mentions a forté of performance, an enigmatic individual, and a need to keep quiet about a renown event amid a wary public.
Plan adopted by Muneluy iby two maths picture Cho aims to change revenue and audience flow at the Dragon Bend theatres. J. B. Parks Hager notes most will pay at the door, with an optional rate for those who choose partial payment.
Fragmentary text describes moonshine concerns in the ARs mountains and mentions British and Irish practices of nighttime distilling. It references secrecy, lack of permits, and smuggling routes at night along shores, with hints of social views on marriage and gender roles. The passage is garbled and difficult to fully interpret.
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