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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1916
Page
5
Fragments show a frightened narrator and a young man deciding to watch artillery in a Conservatory. Nina laments the widow’s failed efforts to gain wealth. Verne probes disappointment and jokes about her origin, calling her a hive gene widow.
A garbled excerpt shows a professor claiming never meeting a tan he could hyperize, followed by a line about someone selling him the Intest encyriopedia or highly pedigreed grap. The text is fragmentary and lacks clear context or identifiable subjects.
A fragment reads women praising Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for illness. It mentions three actual cases including a single woman cured after treatment and a man discussing golf, with references to doctors giving up on a patient and a government disinfectant policy.
A garbled testimonial letter from a pharmacist cites Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a recommended remedy. It mentions customers, sale, and a bottle, with an unclear sign-off from Frank Jaskine, a druggist in Teaae Wewamber Nik.
British Dutch and Norwegian steamers were sunk off Nantucket, with crew rescue underway by U.S. destroyers. A submarine, believed to be U 48, prowled near the three mile limit as warnings spread. Nine ships reportedly sunk and three subs active near the coast, per Nantucket lightship authority.
Progressive vice presidential nominee Joan M. Parker launched his campaign tour in Cleveland criticizing the Adamson law and its enactment, denouncing party leaders at Chicago last June, attacking politicians and labor agitators, and urging continued party organization. He also assailed Republicans and Democrats for machine politics while appealing for unity. Dr. Arthur L. Hunt, assisting health officials on polio cases, died Saturday at 29. Washington reports note denials from Ul aides regarding peace talks and a possible formation of a cabinet in London. Carranza’s candidacy for Mexico’s presidency may be in doubt as treacherous news and loan details surface in reports from varied locales.
A German submarine U59 entered Newport harbor and delivered a message for the German ambassador before departing within a few hours. The craft showed armed decks and torpedoes, with Captain Rose noting the leg for a mail stop and no need for provisions or fuel as it left neutral waters.
Presidio Texas reports Col Jane Riojas departs to El Paso after bringing wife to the American side amid soldier desertions to the Villa side. Local authorities warn Americans against crossing into Mexico as Villa loyalists near Ojinaga for possible ammunition and supplies smuggling.
Salt Lake City reports Anne Coldwater, 16, was rescued at night after being hung by wrists from a granary rafter for over four hours. Her father C G Coldwater saved her as she emerged exhausted and hysterical claiming a man named Dound bound and gagged her and ransacked the house.
A novel peeling machine promises uniform peeled peaches at low cost, touted to revolutionize production. Proponents claim it can produce eight perfect peels per minute, potentially expanding outlets and lowering prices for the fruit.
A family notes concerns about their daughter, mentioning strange behavior and possible feverish symptoms. Doctors are expected to evaluate suspected illness as a precaution. The fragment suggests worry over her health and mental state amid unclear details.
Discussion on paying higher prices for goods not produced domestically traces to calls for protectionism and industrial self sufficiency. The piece notes that reliance on cheap foreign sources and free trade harms American purchasing power, urging a return to home production. It also comments on wartime restrictions and gasoline rationing affecting prominent leaders and public life in Britain.
An odd dialogue scene unfolds at a farmer’s door with a hemp cheerked figure taunting another. A tramp, a March-like exchange, and hurried departure frame the brief encounter amid unclear actions and garbled lines.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a December 9 wheat harvest event in New South Wales and a permit related to a water or land matter. Names and precise actions are unclear due to damaged text.
Fragmentary OCR text offers no clear names events or locations. The readable portion resembles garbled quotes and stray words, yielding no coherent subject or action to summarize into a news item.
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