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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1920
Page
6
Fragmented text references a scheduled activity at a municipal venue on a date in May. It mentions attendees and a statement about an application and local cost details, but the readable fragments are unclear and partial.
Cont. 35,000,000 Lives Mr. Doring a Danish statistician figures that the European war cost the world 35,000,100 lives, equal to prewar France population. Of these deaths 10,000 died of wounds or illness. Five million civilian deaths and 20,000,000 due to birth-rate decline. France ranks after Austro Hungary Russia Poland and the Balkans with about 7 percent of its population lost. About 20 percent were ages 20 to 24 leaving 126 women for every 100 men. Wyoming State Tribune.
About 12,000,000 here and there are members of the Junior Red Cross, aiding children in Kent and elsewhere while also helping at home. Kalli- an Cherwall, shown in the photo with an Indian guide, is the youngest Junior living near Juneau Alaska and sends greetings to fellow Juniors across the United States.
An article explains an electric bulb bursting inwardly by design or accident. It notes a harlequin effect from printing, half one color and half another. After the explosion, possibly caused by a bullet from a pistol, colored pieces scatter on the floor opposite their original side.
A Brooklyn inventor improves on the Umbralia construction by inserting the end of each rib and stretcher between a pair of metal cars on the notch as shorter bent ends serve as pivots. The design aims to simplify assembly and repair, a feature popular in mechanical magazines.
The text lists early symptoms of consumption and urges medical consultation. It portrays fatigue, weight loss, poor appetite, and exhaustion after exertion. A cautionary tale describes a railway encounter and a child’s harsh remark about a baby sister, illustrating caution and danger messages for families.
The Mount Mayen in Albay Philippines is praised as one of the world’s most beautiful volcanoes with a near perfect cone and a 7,043 foot elevation. A 120 mile road surrounds its base offering varied scenery, while its history includes the deadly 1814 eruption that killed 1,200 people and a later lava flow reaching the sea, though it has been quiet since.
In WMutareh's Life of Alexander a passage notes the Macedonian king's gratitude after battles with Darius at Gaugamela. It mentions a king of ancient Mersin settling him at a place with vil lingas rents for biat maintenance during his life.
A fragmented archaic discussion links sleep disturbances to physical causes and subconscious memories. It cites a tale of a Bavarian or English origin where a condemned man is offered a farewell beer before execution, refused, and hanged, illustrating grim customs and fatal outcomes.
The readable text fragment mentions price changes and per unit variations but lacks complete details on the event, numbers, or entities to produce a coherent summary with names, places, or dates.
Alexandre Millerand the governor of Alsace succeeds M Clamenseau as premier and foreign minister of France. The appointment consolidates leadership in Paris and signals a new phase for French governance with Millerand holding dual roles.
Advertisement notes repairs of old shoes brought to Wallace Ricks and Vietor Jeskeon Stage Lines, with parcel delivery from Vietor to a post office for pickup. Mentions public notices and stage line services, then shifts to assorted trivia about life expectancy and a comic tale the Stingy Man.
Scientific American reports a Lanpman area coal deposit in Saskatchewan Canada as among the world's best. Investigators examining the locality certify there are about 52,000,000 tons of coal across two and three quarter sections of land where the coal is located.
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