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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1917
Page
4
A quirky old kitchen piece lists rich cakes and sauces, detailing imperial Pound Cake with eggs and butter, orange sauce for lamb, apple fritters, caramel sponge, apricots with prunes, spiced conserves, tea cake bites, Bund Kitchen yeast dough, Schwarzbrod Torte, and butter cookies. It blends playful prose with practical instructions and measurements in a nostalgic culinary style.
The Plymouth tercentenary celebration to honor the Landing may 1920 faces questions of dignity and scope as Plymouth, Massachusetts, the oldest New England town, plans a pageant worthy of Miles Standish and John Alden. Local leaders consider relocating Plymouth Rock to Boston Common if necessary, while hotels, rail lines, and memorials are readied for a grand tribute to the Pilgrims and their quest for religious liberty.
Eleanor Taylor a twenty year old Vassar student enters into an individual marriage with Benjamin Marsh. Each maintains personal thoughts beliefs and own name while sharing expenses and duties. They pursue separate identities within marriage and future children’s surname remains undecided.
In Denver Colorado a student senate exercise at the Emerson school formed a self governing body with officers and clerks reading bill No 112 the bone dry measure under debate. Vice President El Dorsey presided and the enacting clause was struck after Ethel Tonowski led the move under the state capitol style session.
Bozeman Montana dairy experts told farmers at state college farmers week that a cow's milk yield depends on a carefully balanced variety of food and abundant roughage. Excess food yields fat, while too little reduces production. maintaining body needs and milk capacity requires a steady, varied ration. In Evansville Indiana, twin sisters Eisle and Wthel Brady marked their sixteenth birthday, the second pair of twins in their family, at No. 1 Randall Street.
Sydney dispatch reports Japanese monopolization of trochal shell on Fiji reefs and planned skinsning of reefs. Fiji official J M Hedstrom urges action with Buve and Levuke Chambers. samples show No 1 and No 2 shells fetch high prices. Labor scarcity addressed by engaging Australian natives to meet demand.
In Los Angeles Charles Toss, charged with forgery, was placed on probation then later appeared in Judge Wille’s court claiming wealth from land ownership. The case details remain unclear as the record ends after the denouement.
Fragmentary note reports a whale ring or felring related event in Morway moving toward the southern hemisphere. Exact details, dates, and involved parties are unclear due to the damaged text.
Newark residents grow weary as Mrs Lywan and husband Stanislaus report ghostly disturbances at their four room flat on Tyler street. Furniture moves, footsteps without feet echo, a flatiron allegedly knocks Mrs Lywan down. Clergy visit, seances occur, yet the couple remains to endure and stay put despite neighbors’ mockery.
Amid ongoing conflict German soldiers thought dead reappear alive in some cases. Wives who remarried after assuming widower status learn their husbands still alive, prompting tragic errors. The German army issued warnings urging families to await official death notices to prevent further harm.
Nephew Scout Younger follows family lore from Tul sia and Tolamany to locate a rumored Jim and Frank James era treasure of about 63000 dollars buried near Lost City Canyon six miles northwest of Talamany on the Arkansas River. Cole Younger reportedly urged continued search on his death bed and the seeker's clues point to a route misaligned by a new road cutting.
Alfred Pye of Mulville street forced a kiss on Marie Berker, a shop foreman, leading to assault in the first degree. Berker had him arrested. Pye was fined $60 in police court, appealed to county court, where Judge J B M Stephens upheld the police justice ruling amid attorney fees and trial costs.
In Adaire ville near Atlanta a baby girl known as Little Trixie Adair was found buried alive in a country graveyard but survived. She is set to inherit a fortune from guardians who adopted her, with plans to name her heiress at age two.
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