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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1921
Page
2
Mrs. H Janssen of Millston Wisconsin testifies that after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound during marriage she bore a strong healthy girl. The ad urges weak women to strengthen their systems to be better mothers through the same medicine.
Geodetic surveys in the Himalayas and the Cibetin mountains indicate a possible slow uplift or creep of the ranges. Researchers suggest future data may reveal the true movement trends of these high peaks.
An old advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a safe, non burning remedy for rheumatic pain. It claims to ease pain in joints muscles and bones, reduce inflammation, and improve mobility with a small trial bottle available at drug stores.
Henry Ward Beecher argues that many troubles cannot be cured by scripture or hoot but can be relieved through systematic exercise and fresh air according to his health advice.
A fragmentary note mentions Eskitos and a Louisville event with phrases about drinking and moisture, reflecting a damaged OCR item. The readable bits imply a local scene or anecdote but lack clear subjects or dates to identify the incident or outcome.
Oxford scientist Prof Julian Hurley argues life span may be alterable, citing planarian worm experiments showing growth and aging rates can be modified. He notes age reflects internal processes, not only time, and references mental regression cases to illustrate reversibility concepts.
Washington Supreme Court Justice Ashley M. Gould refused probation for two women who used a razor in a crime. She called such offenses part of Washington becoming notorious for murder and penitentiary sentences. The women received 18 months each.
Dr A Gatney a Brooklyn dentist pulled a tooth for Burton Skeete of 160 Third Avenue. Skeete shrieked and dived through a window to the Court and Joralemon Street subway entrance. He landed head first on the iron railing, was helped by Dr Brown of Brooklyn Hospital, but later got up and went home.
John Hammond of Sarnia was arrested by customs in Port Huron while wheeling a baby cab from a ferry. A quilt in the cab held 12 pockets with liquor hidden inside. Hammond, his wife and two children were present. he claimed he turned to bootlegging to fund a house on contract and is employed by Grand Trunk.
Louis Sullivan of the American Museum of Natural History presents findings from measurements of 2,000 Hawaiians suggesting a Mongoloid European Melanesian blend. He links Hawaiians with Samoan, Tahitian, Tongan and Maori, noting Asiatic and European genetic input and ongoing expeditions from Bishop Museum. Further analysis will be published within a year.
From Trenton to EHowlam authorities trace odd happenings to naptha released by a wrecked tank truck and train car spill. Reports cite bizarre sickness, sleeping for long hours, and widespread unease across Roelofs with wallpaper peeling and livestock affected.
Torn and garbled text describes a baptistry heater mishap at a Pirat Baptist church and a jail escape attempt involving Myrtle Hemolhy who fell from a roof, causing injuries. The article mentions Cornell Bluffs and Toledo in unclear context with references to victims and incidents.
One minute relief from stuffed nose with Mly's Cream Balm advertised by Ady. Apply in nostrils to clear air passages and soothe inflamed mucous membranes quickly. Fragrant antiseptic healing cream promises instant relief from catarrh and cold congestion.
In Perignex France prized cows are protected from flies with crochet veils that cover the head to the ground. The veils are artful with fringes and crocheted borders. French children learn crochet in schools aided by the Junior Red Cross of America.
A fragment describes an obscure Iceland region south of the Arc de Relief, placed near central Alaska Norway Sweden and Finland. It notes a robust educated population and abundant mountains with water power about to be developed.
A fragmented local line suggests odd, humorous phrasing about a person or event, with garbled words and unclear context. The readable bits indicate a quirky or satirical tone tied to a community issue or remark.
Two children recount Christmas snow after the holiday as they coast a patchy hill. A four year old asks where snow comes from and a companion offers a childlike image of a woman in the sky shaking feathers from pillows. The boy hopes the feathers won’t melt.
The Indianapolis News notes a Sunday gathering of the young folk after church in the chapel following a plan to meet near the store there. The temporary building at Thirty-fourth and Central is mentioned to avoid implying delays in progress.
A famed collection titled Wonderful Collections of Violina, left by the late Dwight J. Partello of Washington, includes thirty violins. Four Stradivarina, two Guarneri, three Amati, and one Bergonzi are praised as exquisitely toned. The entire collection is valued at about a quarter of a million dollars.
A fragmentary dialogue shows a heated exchange where one speaker accuses the other of ongoing anger. The terse exchange hints at unresolved tensions and mutual blame, framed in a colloquial rural register.
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