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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1917
Page
5
A concise proverb style note laments dwelling on yesterday’s avoidable issues and urges moving on. It highlights common smugness about not crying, while admitting lingering regret in daily life. The line uses a playful tone and inverted phrasing to mock stubborn attitudes.
An old advertisement claims Swamp-Root can aid women with bladder trouble urging immediate purchase in medium or large bottles from drugstores. The note suggests testing the product before use and includes a social opinion about marriage prospects.
An old advertisement touts Cuticura for fiery pimples itch and burn with a hot bath and ointment. It promises free samples by mail and includes a mail reply to Cuticura Dept. Ly Boatom. The piece also lightly recalls a street scene about paying change for small bills.
Ohio Toledo docket fragment shows Lucna Z claiming partnership in a business with Fr. Gusher ig. The text then shifts to a comical dialogue about a mother knowing where items are, ending with a line about trousers. The readable portion mixes legal oath language with humorous banter.
The readable lines reference Castoria as a remedy for infants and children and mention a man with an umbrella and a farmer dancing. The text is garbled, showing nostalgic ad-like phrasing but unclear context or date. Further details are unreadable.
The piece describes festive women’s gifts, focusing on dainty Christmas aprons of fine batiste with lace, satin ribbons, and ribbons used as ties. It also highlights camisoles in pink and white net featuring ribbon, lace, tucks, and decorative bows, reflecting popular 1920s style.
A compact blue denim sailing kit with red flannel trim holds combs brushes pencils paper cards thread needles toothbrush toothpaste buttons pins and a corncob pipe. It rolls up securely with braid and includes a small bag of sweets for Christmas.
A reader description of pingocraft Birla wooden figurines marketed as charming gifts for men or women. Each figure sits on a small board with a detachable mouthpiece forming a hat crown or bouquet adornment, crafted from thin white boards and ready for painting.
A festive protest gift set features chenille braid and fur with red and black diagonal weave. Black satin lining, fur edging on collar and cuffs, and snap fasteners, plus a rosette centerpiece of dark marines with tiny red roses. Also notes a compact tire pressure gauge designed to fit a load peneth cap for automotive tires.
The passage discusses cosmetic use among the young and older women, noting that even a touch of rouge can transform a plain woman. It warns against excessive use of new cosmetics, claiming it has spoiled the appearance of many cheerful girls and reflects a critique of vanity.
The latest breakfast caps feature Chinese influence with a marines crown lace frill and wired brim. A ribbon rosette supports the frill while a gold braid adds richness. The matching bedroom slipper uses matin ribbon on a soft sole, gathered at the top and held by elastic shirred ribbon.
A fragment speaks of an elusive feature defying easy definition, doubly alluring and resisting the punishing tests of wit. It hints at a mysterious quality that enchants authors and baffles critics, remaining indefinable yet powerfully persuasive.
A fragment highlights Mink as a standout in this winter's feature, praising its artistry and color. The note suggests Mink will influence future fashion or decorative trends with notable skill and striking appearance.
An advertisement touts Boschee's German Syrup as a long standing remedy sold worldwide for coughs bronchitis and throat troubles. It promises easy expectoration and symptom relief aiming to restore health and comfort. bottles priced at 60 and cent according to the ad.
Germany and Austria lead in using aluminum for war materials, storing the metal for shells, mugs, cans, and aircraft frames. Zeppelins and fuse shells employ aluminum, while copper rings are still needed for shells. French authorities tested aluminum years ago but rejected it for artillery.
A satdler in Egypt recounts a parcel sent from September 1916 that wandered through South Africa France Haute, four hospitals, Blighty, two more hospitals, Warwick records, Exeter, Ryde, ending in Egypt. After ten months it finally arrived containing a shirt, socks, khaki handkerchiefs and thoracic powder.
Fragmentary OCR nonsense mentions names like Krew Her Bible and Goyorioe Lopathy with distorted phrases about dancing and a warning. No clear event, person, or place is discernible. readable content does not yield concrete entities or facts for a proper news summary.
An advertisement touts a new approach to kidney trouble attributing symptoms to overworked kidneys. It recommends meat, water, and a drug named Anurle double strength from Dr. Pierce, claiming relief for lumbago and rheumatism with a prompt start and trial offer from the Invalida Hotel and Surgical Institute in Buffalo, NY.
A garbled miscellany notes odd conversations about tips, money, and a head waiter. family chatter mentions wheallens Hoye and Muvini, a tired child named Lane lite, and a request to ready for school. Jumbled lines reference Dr. Pierce's Pills, sermons on sleep, Lord Rosebery, and a golf handicap.
The readable text mentions a German ratte and a trap, but the rest is garbled. It references a base entry and a frantically hed note, with no clear events, dates, or identifiable persons or organizations to anchor a proper summary.
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