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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1920
Page
8
A French researcher studying gem coloration exposed sapphires and other stones to radium, reporting remarkable color transformations. White sapphires shifted to yellow, blue, green, violet, and wine hues, while mouse colored stones also darkened through the process.
A fragmented excerpt presents Finerson in his eneay on Nature Baye arguing at forest gates the surprised man of the world is driven to abandon old customs. It critiques custom’s grip and suggests a new epoch where identity unsettles legions and heroes alike.
A notice from Smenonm Kelly states hunting will not be allowed on their ranch in Wyoming from 10 to 14 and 12 to 2. The brief alert establishes a no hunting zone and warns of enforcement actions.
One black mare about three years old branded as shown on the cut is here to be claimed by owner. The branding and name are at J. I. VanWinkin's ranch in Wilson.
Three bargains offered including a No 5 Hob sled built for heavy hauling at 60 dollars a complete drag-nan at fit 125 220 feet of steal rails for use in nine or sawmill 26 dollars inquire R E Mine 10 Hef.
Details on decorative plaited skirts and their fashionable variations, including knife plats for contrast and slimming panels. Also recounts Ojibwa belief in a woolen effigy used to harm an enemy, burned with magical words to seal the spell.
An explanation of how lightning heats the air and creates thunder. The rapid air expansion near the discharge produces a sonic shock, while distant air compression adds to the sound. The piece notes sharp reports from Nie jars and heavy sounds from a fish trunk nearby.
St Johns Guild will hold a sale in the club room on Saturday afternoon November 27 at 2 30. Articles for girls will be on sale along with tea cakes and candy. Mrs Lawranos Carlson of Kelly has been visiting Miss L ent Williams and is now staying with Miss Leator Leek. Mrs Chas Wort and family have moved to town or are occupying the Wort bungalow. Hoagland left for Chicago to make her home with relatives.
Several brief notices including FOR SALE OR TRADE Studebaker and passenger car in good condition with a power washing machine and a Mentor engine described as practically new. Miscellaneous local chatter about farm life, hospitality events, and town visits across Kelly and Jackson areas.
St Johns Church schedules regular service at 11 00 A M with church school at 10 00 A M Parents are invited to send children to church school for thorough Christian training.
Herbert Putnam librarian of con frees and chairman of the American Library Association led efforts to distribute books and reading matter to soldiers at home and abroad but was declined the Distinguished Service Medal by the war department.
A fragmentary historic note discusses Perila and dog names alongside Dobba and Kenartinasia as a puzzle on Nordic identity. It references Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, and language notes about Nordic literature and a Senedinaviinamy term. The passage ambiguously links Norse and Swedish identity to a broader Scandinavian literary scope.
The text recounts a legend of seven Christian brothers who sheltered in a cave near Ephesus, escaped a wall being sealed, and emerged centuries later to find Christianity flourishing. It then shifts to observations on perfumes, scents like Cologne and French scents, and their mood effects, followed by remarks on health, wealth, and lineage in society.
Fragmentary text shows garbled names and phrases including ay and Punesd ay jee Aniuay and AR MULLEN Powagas esang dy suit. Content unreadable. no clear event, person, or organization is determinable from the readable bits.
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