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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1916
Page
6
Hayden, a young man, defends a frightened girl on a crowded streetcar. After a brutal attack, he helps the girl reach safety and confronts his own fear, vowing to change his life with boxing and wrestling stunts. The incident leads to a police recounting and a renewed sense of self.
Miss Radhabal Pawar and Shankar M. Pagar, both Brahmin students at Columbia, exchanged garlands in a Vedanta Society ceremony at 236 Central Park West. About 50 guests attended as the couple, wearing native attire, celebrated a brief ritual avoiding the traditional ring. The pair plan to return to Baroda next summer to join government educational service.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Mrs. Seren Williams of Conan and a newspaper piece with faint lines and three visible words Do. be knews. The text appears as a disjointed note about a folded newspaper and unrelated garbled phrases.
A sparse OCR fragment mentions a legal matter and a Somme reference with unclear details. It references a possible law or monetary aspect but the text is garbled and unreadable. No clear person or organization can be reliably identified from the readable portions.
Reports from the American Pax native expedition describe camp life among Pancho Villa scouts in Mexico. Leaders like Jack Boyd and the figure nicknamed Mail Order recount swift shooting and ambivalent feelings about killing, with veterans recalling cattle raids and hunts as dust swirls around the camp.
A herd of wild Angora goats roamed the streets of Mir amid panic as bystanders cried out and authorities prepared to corral the animals. The scene drew surprised residents and highlighted concerns over escaped livestock.
Household hints describe using vinegar to clean and whiten items, rub shoes and white RIG surfaces, dry in sun, and make a paste to tidy grome prileh. Raveled threads from old linen can darn tale cloths. Collect leaves for a week, steep in water, and bottle the liquid for windows mirrors and vases to leave them crystal clean.
An old kitchen note describes decorative chicken molds with maple jelly and pear, set in a cool place. It includes whipping cream with mayonnaise, folding in evel keple jelly, and arranging white meat morsels in individual molds. Finished servings surround a platter of chopped apple with a fresh pea and lettuce salad center.
A recipe for bran and graham biscuits uses sterilized bran, tule graham flour milk and egg with sugar salt baking powder and gutter. Instructions cover mixing dry ingredients beating egg with milk combining, rolling to half inch, cutting shapes and baking in a hot oven. Also mentions a nourishing nut and raisin bread for children with chopped raisins for easier digestion.
A vintage pickle preparation lists sliced green tomatoes onions cucumbers and salt left 24 hours then drained. Spices include celery seed white mustard seed black pepper pepper leaves and optional hot pepper to taste.
A fragmented recipe describes muffed cucumbers with veal or lamb and bread crumbs. It instructs forming batons, arranging them upright in a deep pan, simmering with water or stock until tender, then thickening gravy with brown roux and serving with round cucumbers.
A fragment describes beating two very white egg whites with sugar to a lemon flavor then forming a disk to chill and serve, resembling sherbet.
Fragmentary culinary notes describe mixing cups of ingredients with unclear terms and misspelled items. The text references oven steps and a baked item but provides no coherent measurements or complete instructions.
A damaged OCR snippet describes a local scene with unclear names and events. The text references a town, a bag, and a pet or person, but specifics are unreadable. The fragment lacks complete sentences or identifiable figures.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions cleaning or carpet related terms with unclear meaning. No identifiable people or organizations are readable. Overall item appears as a damaged snippet lacking concrete facts or names.
A pet monkey belonging to Miss Katherine Smith caused a rush of chaos when it attacked a young woman and climbed aboard a Southern Pacific train. The creature bit an ankle, seized a leg, and briefly held up a paw on the locomotive as frightened passengers fled and assisted in chasing it away.
A fragmented scene reports a conductor delivering an unusual oration that reads like a playful eulogy to a monkey, leaving readers with a surreal impression of the departure.
Miss Radhabai Pawar and her groom, both from Baroda, wed in New York after meeting as children. Pagar's scholarship at the University of Bombay and a Baroda government program led him to the United States six years ago.
In Trenton New Jersey a man faced public backlash after confessing to sewing shut the eyes of hogs to stop them from seeing. Authorities warned against animal cruelty and launched an investigation.
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