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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1916
Page
2
An old feature mixes myth and science about Banibek temple columns turning red at sunset, suggesting the tint may be blood from workers who built the monument, with later reflections on labor, myth, and geological explanations, alongside vignette scenes of hospital life and an 1815 earthquake impact.
Four penitents mourn a lost child wife as crowds gather at the grove. A German speaker in broken Baglieh notes the pulse and the crowd fears for life. The Astellen sermon praises endurance and hints at restitution as Sunday church offerings await the Lord's blessing.
A garbled OCR passage presents fragmented dialogue with names such as Mr Gadaen and Mra Gadeog. The text shows misarranged words and nonsensical lines, lacking clear events, dates, or outcomes to summarize into a full news item.
A brisk roundup from around the globe notes Intermountain Utah's thirty eighth annual state fair opening to the public on September 20. High points include Charles Warren Fairbanks's East Lake City address, troop movements in Utah and Nogales, a shooting in Thompson Falls, and various international developments spanning politics, finance, and conflicts.
In Battery Park at twilight Ed Lee an escaped Indian forger and his companion Bo Hogan are confronted by a park policeman after Lee pockets pockets and claims no money remains. Hogan traps Lee by calling for arrest, Lee confesses gratitude to Hogan, and both recount past crimes and a recent escape attempt.
Miss Snyder thwarted a daytime robbery at an office when a man attempted to seize a safe, fastening a gag and binding her to a chair before fleeing. The assailant, posing as a questioner, bound her hands and gagged her but she escaped and alerted police. identity of the black attacker remains unknown.
A collie named Deaville, saved Henry Miller’s two sons Jake and another, from a deadly attack by an enraged bull. The boys were gored while tending cows. the dog distracted the bull long enough for their father to drive it away. The plan to euthanize the dog due to age was dropped.
A garbled report from Chicago describes a fast moving incident at a post office with a tall, substituting worker and a chaotic scene around a belt or conveyor. Two teams contested likely a mishap or stoppage as onlookers watched injuries or disruption unfold.
Report says Dowder Simkins sustained a hurt right arm in a motor accident and now tries to wield a left handed grip, a awkward adjustment noted by bystanders.
A quirky dialogue shows two graduates recalling a joke about newspaper work. One says he handles the Hints to Mothers column for the Daily Planet, while the other writes the Man About Town items for the Deity Gusher, highlighting humorous career paths after graduation.
An advertisement lauds Dodds Kidney Pills and Dodds Dyapepsia Tonic from Dodds Medicine Co New York. The testimonial credits relief for indigestion and a bitter mouth taste, presenting a grateful acknowledgment from a customer in Welcome Late.
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