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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1922
Page
2
Comic panel from the New York World features dialogue about a boast or clue with a punchline on a character named Chestnut Tree. The caption implies a humorous exchange centered on origin or possession. The brief exchange hints at a joke about where something originated.
Advertisement warns that many women suffer kidney or bladder trouble and that symptoms arise from kidney disease. It promotes Kilmer Swamp Root as the remedy, claiming health improvements, and offers a free sample by mail from Dr Kilmer Co. and availability at drug stores.
A reflective piece urges taking charge and embracing leadership, arguing that facing responsibilities yields momentum. It contrasts initial hesitation with the payoff of decisive action and sustained effort, urging readers to begin the effort despite doubt.
Morton M David adjutant of the Colorado Department gave up his law practice to aid veterans. He has handled hundreds of pro bono cases for men lacking funds, from property disputes to divorce, while stressing ongoing war related hospitalization and rehabilitation efforts and the Legion’s future. The department has grown since its founding by five men, with David commonly working ten to sixteen hours daily.
A gracious letter from Mme Foch received by American Legion subscribers expresses thanks for a $5,090 gift aimed at supporting French World War orphans' upbringing and education. The note notes a Paris draft presented to Marshal Foch and details about funds earmarked for the children and related arrangements.
Alvin Mf Gweatey, director of American Legion affairs, tours Albania Talel oni and New Hampshire, urging comrades to mobilize for intelligent cooperation in government efforts. Owsley emphasizes loyalty against dissident elements and notes public unrest, radical movements, and prison clergy. He cites hospitalization rehabilitation and Americanization as core goals, with emphasis on care for disabled veterans and faster restoration to work.
A fragmented clipping outlines a debated proposal to fund veteran housing with a $10,000 grant within a state program. Officials including Chaplains Secretary and Los Angeles figures discuss eligibility and scope, while lawmakers weigh financial viability and impact on veterans in city and county programs.
A couple argues over spending during a wartime anniversary as Sally resents discarded theater plans. Jim opposes, then insists on a theater walk to salvage the night, while Sally weeps and clings to a fragile moment of shared memory.
A fragmentary 19th century voice muses on tobacco and pipe smoking shaping thought. It suggests that a certain tobacco and the act of smoking calm the mind and spark new ideas, noting Edgeworth as a model and reflecting on taste and value.
A fragmented clipping notes dyes described as Diamond Dyes used on a skirt dress sweater and draperies. The readable text appears to mix foreign phrases and stray words, offering no clear person, place, or event details to establish a fuller news item.
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