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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1916
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR style text details bake by bake instructions for ham with glaze and dressing, crusted tarts, Hubbard squash mash, and chicken pie. It reads as a historical domestic guide with measurements, steps, and ingredient lists, mixing steps for several dishes in a single torn fragment.
A garbled 19th century cookery excerpt describes venison spiced with salt pepper cloves and allspice baked with butter onion thyme and lemon juice. It mentions ale with jelly, griddle cakes, roast guinea chickens and cabbage with sausage as accompanying dishes, all presented in a rough, recipe style.
Latiina Yerwh, Berlin's famed beauty, has arrived in the United States with her husband. She notes Germany limited meat on certain days due to shortages and cites prices. She says chicken parts cost $1.25 a pound and duck and fish remain available, while German meat scandal persists. The interview highlights food rationing and cost concerns amid wartime shortages.
A contaminant illness arising in trench shells spreads from drinking rainwater pooled in shell holes, causing severe jaundice and rapid death within days. Doctors in the Russo Japanese and Allied theaters begin urgent tests, with suspects and comparisons to past plagues noted.
Fragmented OCR describes rumored serums and responses to unexplained illnesses among soldiers. It mentions serum use for suspected cases, water and shell fragment exposure, and a new disease associated with yellowing and masking symptoms during a past conflict.
University researchers recount finds from the Meremptah era at the ancient Memphis palace. Gold ornaments scarabs vessel types and vases remain intact revealing artifacts dating back to the Stone Age. Dr Charles Fisher leads the Rekley B Coxe Jr expedition detailing wandering halls of the buried palace.
In Hood River Oregon Chuck the black car dog stays by a dying horse, then defends its caretaker Donald Nickerson University of Oregon student when approached. The dog is led home on a rope and chews the rope after remaining by the horse all night.
Tony Marina in the 1160 block on Aulton Avenue brags about a method to cut expenses as he jokes about a plan involving Margarita and Elaine. The basement is described as busy with Tomas and family, while residents complain of strained routines and rising costs impacting daily life.
About 3,000 Americans remain in Mexico after a ten week border census. Data shows concentrations in Sonora 0, Chihuahua 0, Monterrey 100, Puebla 60, Guanajuato 20, Tehuantepec 20, plus 500 scattered in other states and remote mining or ranching areas.
A Wichita man and his teen son rode a large catfish for about half an hour near the Chickaskin Ferry after seeing monster fish in the river. Whitney waded in, grabbed the catfish, and jumped aboard as the fish darted and thrashed to escape. The duo mounted the creature with the son joining to weigh it down and finally brought it to the bank.
In Middleboro near Boston Massachusetts, Countess Magri wife of Count Magri marks her seventy-fifth birthday. The world famous spouse of Tom Thumb, she shares that loving a peaceful married life means letting him have his own way and guiding him gently when needed.
A New York case unfolds with a wife seeking support while her husband departs, leaving her to face court scrutiny and the prospect of punishment as authorities debate the possible sentence. The record captures testimony and the judge's questions as the case narrows toward a verdict.
In a domestic dispute, Erb pleads for a dollar weekly allowance for chewing tobacco and essentials, while Mrs. Erb argues part could fund beer. Judge Appell orders the abandonment charge addressed and grants the allowance despite objections.
A fragment from Buchanan county Missouri describes a seventy year old visitor family visiting an elderly mother in Denver Colorado Me Mrs James of Buchanan county Missouri tarred seven years. It mentions Mr James aged ninety one wife four years younger married July 22 1845 and fourteen children four living all over sixty with many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
A fragmented local notice describes a moonshining case near Moonshiner Church Mountain Lime area. Key names are garbled but references to Dwain Ahad and Peter Gr appear amid unclear lines. The piece hints at legal action and a patrol stakeout with a possible conviction or charge pending.
The readable portion references a medical context with doctors and measures such as meat, wine, and lemony terms. It mentions a wife or mother, a bed, a stroke, and a firm or bet on the physician’s care. The legibility is limited and details remain unclear.
A hospital nurse mixed two newborns leading to a mother discovering her own baby was swapped. An interpreter explains one child had died and the other mother, Mrs Naples, believed the wrong infant was hers, triggering a mix of grief and relief as authorities confirm the error.
A cryptic OCR fragment hints at a divorce proceeding involving Waite and Leng with ages and dates garbled. The text alludes to preparations for trials, months, and possibly a settlement date, but the readable portion offers no clear names, locations, or outcomes beyond a family legal matter.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a pledge about gold teeth and drinks, with garbled names and actions. No coherent event or identifiable entities emerge beyond references to drinking and a misread list.
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