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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1917
Page
5
The Ohio State Journal notes that rising inflection in conversation has spread beyond women and questions the habit’s mental impact. It argues that such inflection weakens statements, induces doubt, and undermines speakers who should state facts clearly and positively without fear of disagreement.
An aged pipe, once owned by Sir Walter Raleigh, is said to date from 1527 and to have been used on the scaffold. The piece is four carved wooden sections with a whistle in the stem and a bead string, exhibited by the Archaeological Society at Guildhall in the last century.
The excerpt discusses how curiosity exceeds comprehension leading to guessing and superstition. It cites Arthur Hill noting how customs persist beyond evidence, and urges perseverance and learning from mistakes without discouragement in the face of missteps.
A four year old is sent to the store to buy lemon cream pie but returns with glee and a different request. The child proudly proclaims they forgot the plan and asked instead for embroidery material.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe disruption in Europe due to harsh conditions. There is mention of Germany and Austria and references to military figures and events, but the text is garbled and lacks coherent details or dates.
American expeditionary forces reach the French front in a trench role under French command. They fire the first shot of the war with a French 75 and join in shelling German positions while the area remains largely quiet.
A mysterious fire destroyed two Pullman cars on the Erie railroad early Sunday. Soldiers from the Second Idaho Infantry on the train fled through doors and windows losing their equipment and personal effects. Estimated loss reached 40 000 dollars.
Salt Lake City Arthur L Willard, tried for the murder of Cecil Holmes at Bingham on June 13, was found not guilty by a jury. Defense justification under the defilement statute secured the verdict. Trial began October 15. Mrs Willard, the third principal in the triangle, was not permitted to testify and was absent when verdict rendered.
A fragmentary wartime note describes an escaped German surrendering amid hunger and internment pressures. The report hints at a refugee or POW context with references to a bunker, poles, and a hero figure, all amid a Denver declaration of hardship and upheaval.
Fragmentary text mentions Oregon locations and fatal harm but lacks coherent details or identifiable entities. No verifiable events, dates, or names are present to summarise accurately.
Fragmentary OCR text references Archibald Kulate and Mew Yarlon Alita estate with a large sum and several names. Details are obscured. no clear event, date, or location can be determined from the readable portion.
Farm guidance stresses hog health in spring. Avoid feeding the same ground daily to prevent cholera spread and attract birds. Ensure abundant pure water near clean wallows and feeding spots to help keep the herd cholera free and reduce disease risk.
A dipping vat similar to the illustrated one is a convenient piece of equipment for any farmer to have. It can be used for swine and other stock. It should be at least feet long, 22 inches wide and 4 feet deep. It may be made of concrete wood or galvanized iron. The vat should be placed on a hole 2 feet deep.
A design for a sheep dipping system includes a permanent or temporary chute to place sheep in the vat one at a time. The vat exits at 45 degrees with cleats to aid footholds, plus a sloped cleated platform for draining solution back into the vat.
To profit from pigs provide proper care and feed. Ensure clean quarters, exercise, and sun. Sow needs light feed after farrowing, increasing as piglets grow, with a milk producing ration of corn, shorts, bran, tankage, alfalfa, and a touch of brood.
Farmers note. A field used for grazing has poor forage and internal and external parasites affect sheep. After two seasons the flock was moved to a new pasture to recover.
Fragmented OCR text mentions watching something digitally with names J Tal and Hovde Litton, noting a parationen nelvlie and a frame serateh Jagoben otter with a dle Aatow tant.
An old prescription ad touts Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a universal cure for weak kidneys and related urinary ailments. It claims decades of tested results, urges readers to obtain a bottle from a druggist, and offers a mail request for more information.
Representative Frank J. Greene of Vermont recounts a social party tale about Beasie and a fellow child invited to celebrate a birthday. The children supposedly played hide and seek in the attic, and Beasie calmly explained she stopped looking for her friend a long time ago while nibbling cake.
Boschee's German Syrup advertised as a cure for cough sore throat and bronchial irritation. It claims to aid sleep ease expectoration and lung health and notes fifty two years of American production and availability in civilized countries and Ady.
Jim Gurry tried to quit his soldier’s job after 17 days in the Sixth Regiment. He left on leave, and days later returned his uniform with a note saying he quit the outfit. The article notes the impossibility of quitting such a job.
The Avaota Constitution notes that an elderly man, described as merging gray-headed from poverty, faced three denials from army recruiters at home. Despite discouragement, the individual maintains hope of serving in the war, as reported by the Adams Enterprise.
A garbled excerpt mentions jam served at table but not on trolley cars and references a married pair. The text is incomplete, with unclear attribution and context.
An advertisement from Bar lent Institute Buffalo N Y promotes kidney health to prevent premature aging and death. It urges high water intake, daily sweating, and the use of Anuric tablets to reduce uric acid in the blood and ease backache rheumatism and joint pain. It claims a pouch of Anurie can be mailed for 19 cents and a large package for 66 cents.
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