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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1914
Page
3
Fragmentary ad copy claims women can regain health using a patent remedy from Lyne Medicine Co. It mentions Mia and Obie in Piqua and references suppression of doubts about Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Readable portions are limited and suggest a promotional notice rather than a full article.
Aunt Lizal chats with her former mistress when a shy boy, hiding behind his mother’s skirts, is asked if he is her child. The reply jokingly assigns the boy’s name Prescription, explained as a ploy to keep him “filed” through hard work.
An OCR fragment references Resinol skin cures for eczema and ringworm, with various garbled phrases about safety and imitations. It also includes a stray quote about a card game and a Philadelphia society leader named Jobim Ming Van Rensenlast, suggesting a jumble of ads and society notices.
The constitutionalists announce General Francisco Villa mobilizes about 15,000 troops to strike Saltillo’s federal garrison. Monclovia Herrera and his brother are noted as key leaders, with Carranza once considering Herrera to succeed Villa in the supreme command.
Denver district UMWA president McLennan says Major Holbrook asked Trinidad strikers to surrender arms but not operators to disarm their men at mines. A protest was sent to Representative Keating in Washington, who said it was referred to the president.
Denver telegram to Martin D Foster reports coal mine operators willing to settle on Governor Ammons plan. It calls for workers to retain union rights while waiving formal recognition, maintaining the eight hour day rules, check weighman, and nonunion employment trades. It notes strikers rejected the plan and cites ensuing unrest.
The War Department ordered quadruple cavalry strength in Colorado coal strike areas. The Eleventh Regiment from Fort Oglethorpe and two troops from Fort Robinson were dispatched immediately. Colonel James Lockwood cited insufficient coverage of the vast territory as the reason for additional troops. The Eleven's twelve troops will be spread through Trinidad Waleenburg Aguilar and Forbes districts with two detachments from PSOPA. An earlier appeal from Governor Ben Bons prompted Cabinet discussions.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a chaotic scene in Marietta involving Burns the twotive, an onerr remonistration, and a murder investigation of a five or six year old Maryils case. It references Atlanta factory exports, Brownsville movement, Mexican federals, and refugees arriving with families and various regional upheavals.
A fragmented line reads that an article on an electric menu appears altered with phrases about current and plans. It hints at a misprint or coded note inside the page segment. The text emphasizes confusion over the menu and electricity themes.
A ragbag of quotes and ad snips mocks art attribution and old master jokes while puncturing gullibility in a crowded city paper. fragments mention Mrs Parvenue and Mrs Ewartleigh debating a painting, Castoria ads, and school city lore alongside light humor about love, digestion, and household remedies.
A garbled ad style piece promotes red rough hands treatment with soaps and ointments. It touts soaking, drying, anointing, and bandaging to soften skin, prevent redness and chapping, claiming emollients leave the hands smooth and white while mentioning unrelated political chatter.
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