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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1918
Page
4
The report notes a six per cent diphtheria carrier rate traced to a contrivance in the tenella region. The illness is described as highly contagious and not removable by local treatment. Removal of tonsils is said to relieve distressing symptoms and reduce spread risk.
A pretended superior asks for a book of synonyms in a mock exchange. A clerk claims they have thousands of volumes but doubts whether synonyms exist in stock, highlighting a humorous miscommunication in a small town shop.
A chatty note describes a dinner visit where a sister folds her napkin after eating. A child nearby calls out, and the host dismisses the napkin before it is reused, reflecting a domestic scene about table manners and family interaction.
A proclamation that creation in painting and embroidery begins as rough splicing then matures into a respectable, honorable endeavor. It emphasizes discipline, dignity, and earnest effort as essential to turning sketches into finished work.
A girl named Dorothy tries a new playmate and reports to her mother that Allene might be a boy, based on the friend’s strenuous play. The remark reveals a child’s perception and a humorous misclassification in a domestic scene.
Public notice lists applications by Paul Imeson of Jackson Wyoming for land claims in November 1918 and January 1919. Describes Tract A of 185.03 acres and Tract B of 18.74 acres with metes and bounds. Witnesses named Edward Johnson Walter Hosman Hesaie Turner and Donley Imeson. Alex Nisbet, Register.
A compiled page shows church notices, business ads, livestock for sale, and land filings. It lists the Episcopal church service times, local saddlery offerings by James Hoggan, various cattle and ranch for sale notices, and public land publication notices for Jessie Mathasway and Harold McKinstry with witness lists and filing details in Evanston and Jackson areas.
Mrs M P Harwood of Auburn New York reports relief from distress after eating headache and tiredness caused by indigestion and torpid liver. After two bottles her health improved significantly and she praises Chamberlains Tablets for correcting these disorders within a short time.
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