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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1922
Page
4
A cryptic excerpt suggests a person may serve as a warning to others, implying consequences for bold or reckless action. The fragment hints at a social or moral lesson without clear names, places, or dates.
A brief note warns that many people suffer kidney issues without realizing them, stressing the importance of health awareness and regular checkups to detect silent problems early.
In Pasadena California two Legion officials and residents raced into a burning building filled with ammonia fumes. Boy scouts calmly evacuated four injured scouts and a crippled boy, while caretakers Mrs Fishburn and Mrs Hare slept nearby. O Leary and Colton searched for survivors as a tank exploded in an oil plant next door.
Under Mrs Rose Cravens leading Missouri and Kansas American Legion auxiliary, a large drive to aid disabled veterans and dependents is organized. Ticket tellers spread across Kansas and Missouri as the two departments expect about $100000 from dedication efforts. Women rally the state with strong energy, surpassing the men in motivation and dedication to the cause.
A veteran reform effort linked to a government hospital operation moves toward wider adoption. The initiative, tied to the Byronington Croker post of the American Legion at Wilwood, seeks to help convalescent men with a unique Blewed Haven facility as the state’s sole institution of its kind. Officials aim to bring residents closer to care centers by May, addressing loneliness in thickly populated counties.
A long account recalls the Mountain Meadow massacre of September 1867 where emigrants from Missouri to the coast were killed after sheltering at Mountain Meadow Utah. John D. Lee was executed in 1877 amid claims Brigham Young knew of the plan. The piece also weaves in a digressive thread about a man named James Ord, alleged son of George IV, and a quest to uncover orphaned papers in London.
Interesting notes on native bee hunters in Australia. Aborigines use cunning methods to trace bees by observing pollen gathering and placing feathered gum on bees. A white keeper near New South Wales coast watches bee drinking at pools to locate distant nests.
The text argues a misattributed Lincoln quotation to the Gettysburg speech and links it to the Wycliffe Bible in Native English. It cites Britannica dates around 1042 and 1884 as limits, noting the claim that Wycliffe founded English prose literature and referring to a dictionary definition of government.
A fragmented report highlights a rising group of women football players led by a strong fullback and a notable quarterback. The text references Margared and HonIRY De Abodeet, with mentions of Virginia and Nayutoum, suggesting a coming out party and shifts in local sports coverage.
An advertisement promotes Tanlac as a remedy for indigestion and underweight, claiming it helped a Lynchburg family member gain twenty pounds after severe post meal pain and nervous symptoms. It asserts under nourishment causes weight issues and that Tanlac enables nutrient absorption, with millions backing the benefits and urging purchase at local druggists.
Forty historical sites in the Jordan valley near Beisun were examined, revealing 17 previously unrecorded locations. Some yielded evidence of great antiquity, highlighting rich archaeological potential in the area.
A terse note hints at an Antolid temperament topic being aired with a calm tone. Officials or residents brace for possible discussion, though no bold actions or outcomes are stated. The fragment implies a local stance or community concern awaiting fuller coverage.
A compact aphorism notes that skepticism toward power invites timing and restraint. It contrasts the reach of personal restraint with the broader, less precise gift of guidance under authority. The fragment hints at the tension between autonomy and governance.
A collection of testimonial letters praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Women from Horatio Arkansas Reading New Orleans and beyond report relief from nervous illness, weight loss, fatigue, and inability to work after using the product. They claim improved health, strength, and ability to manage household duties.
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