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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1914
Page
3
A vintage advertisement extols Resinol soap and ointment as instant relief for babies skin itchiness and conditions like eczema teething rash and chafing. It claims to clear pimples dandruff sores burns and piles and promotes as a household remedy sold by druggists.
An old Minneapolis notice advertises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for long illnesses and monthly suffering. The misspelled copy claims women’s pains and inflammation improve with the product and invites readers to write for confidential advice and information.
German steamer Kron Prinsen carrying arms and ammunition for General Huerta returned to Vera Cruz without debarking, while a second steamer Bavaria also faced return of war stores. The incident prompts possible seizure or blockade concerns as mediation at Niagara Park continues. Preparations for reinforcing General Funston at Vera Cruz proceed, twelve transports readied, but no hostile action occurs.
World famed American soprano Madame Nordica died Sunday night following nervous prostration and pneumonia aboard the Tasman after ashore at Brawhle key in the Gulf of Papua. Born in Maine in 1859, she sang from New York bowery missions to grand opera houses worldwide. She married three times and rose to fame over forty years in concert and opera.
Cabinet official issues statement opposing repeal of the exemption allowing American coastwise ships to pay Panama Canal tolls. Argues repeal would violate the Hay-Pauncefote treaty and oppose Britain’s protest against U S rights to exemption. Emphasizes that maintaining the exemption is necessary to uphold treaty terms.
Vere Cruz reports that Funston denies any violation after publication in Mes Wee City papers, asserting the statement was misrepresented and stands by his record.
Fragmentary OCR reports a surrender of weapons in the Tripidad district within Bea Rofast heights, with late residents affected. It mentions the federal army of Kore Washington and a Mexican source, but details are unclear and wording is distorted.
A visiting minister preached on giving at a small church on Sunday evening. During the service two congregants quietly dropped coins into the slot meters, brightening the church’s lights. The minister noted the unusually practical response to his sermon, as a brother explained the act with a shy joke about their nickel in the meter.
A teacher leads a quiet classroom as students scramble for the right answer about an oyster. Tommy volunteers, declaring it a favorite built nut, and the moment shows curiosity and a glimpse of knowledge across the room.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a chaotic exchange involving Bohrer and a Great Dane at his kennels. The passage includes garbled dialogue about ladies, eye rolling, and a chaotic mis transcription of names, with no coherent event or outcome.
A fragmented diary-like note mentions Martha and warnings about boiling a teakettle. It records a protest or admonition from a mistress and references a person named William. The text is garbled but centers on a caution about heat and a kettle, with vague dialogue and names.
A fragmentary report records a Buuth Site event observed by local officials with limited readable details. No additional names, dates, or locations are clearly legible in the surviving text.
Nebraska experiment station reports five years of hog feeding trials to find the most profitable ration measured by feed per unit weight gain. It lists feed costs for hogs at 5.90 per 100 pounds and various feeds from corn to alfalfa meal, detailing ration mixes and results.
The Transvaal colony is described as part of the Haitiah empire, with local self government under imperial parliament in federal matters. The author compares it to Canada Australia Rhodesia, arguing Boers are not slaves and enjoy similar governance to other colonies with limited local autonomy under imperial oversight.
Henry Mercer of Daylestown Pennsylvania reportedly proved that ancient Mexican potters used glazing in their ware. The University of Pennsylvania experts are reevaluating ceramics history, noting viable clay beds today and differing regional clay types. The CBS era context contrasts Egyptian non glazing with later Chinese glaze adoption.
Indiana in 1912 produced minerals valued at 42 239 193 dollars. The report highlights mineral output, noting Wright and Penman as accompanying mentions.
Fragmented text discusses old fashioned gas pipes and fuel questions. The garbled fragment mentions seeking second sight to answer fuel questions and hints at knowledge of language and who knows the land. No clear event or person provided.
A reader recounts how heavy rich meals impair digestion and appetite and praises Grape Nuts for improving digestion and strength, noting a young woman’s experience with relief from digestive woes using the product.
Amid scarce details, the notice warns of toll from sheep ticks migrating from Guatemala to the United States. It notes widespread concern over competition and the potential impact on life and docks, with references to eradication efforts and relaxed controls in some areas.
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