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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1915
Page
5
Fragmentary notice promotes Lydia E Pinkham Medicine to help women with health issues. It mentions refusing a surgical operation and urges readers to write for confidential information about the remedy. The garbled text references Inville and a 7 inch item but lacks clear events or dates.
The state editor delivers a sermon to Sab bath school and young readers urging honorable conduct and the Golden Rule. A boy asks if the speaker regrets not ending it sooner while neighbors reflect on effort versus outcome.
In a lakeside village, four suitors vie for Lesbia as her nineteenth birthday nears. Ransom races to Lloydville to fetch a missing plane shipment, hoping the aerial gift will settle who wins her hand. The delay tests loyalties and patience among the townsfolk.
David Ranacson, aged and troubled inventor and swindler, boards the steamship City of Columbus in New York to be taken to Atlanta under guard. He proclaims he is a prisoner on parole and vows to deliver himself to the United States, claiming premonitions and a belief his life events are foreordained.
In a baseball game at Orville between the Orville St Louis County Tribones and Crewe Centre Clarence Hach Mann son of Assessor Hackmann saved the play. He fell into a creek but held on to the ball while being pulled from the edge. Clarence Quaetham and Hackmann collided near the five foot bank, Hackmann submerged but recovered to throw the ball for the final out as Crewe Centre Clarence Hach Mann’s team edged in a five to score.
Chicago report describes a chaotic street scene at 236 Mast Forty third street where Mary McDermott, a 21 year old, confronts an attempted act as Arthur Deck and Beck struggle by the doorway. Detectives Sheehan and O'Brien witness the incident as Mary resists and is restrained by onlookers and Mrs McDermott who allegedly kept her word.
In a discursive afternoon scene Congressman Henry T. Helgesen of North Dakota and friend Smith discuss signs as Jones notices Smith rubbing his hand. Jones jokes the palm itching means money, prompting Helgesen to declare he has no spare dollars, exposing a lack of belief in signs.
In a brisk exchange from Hartford courant style banter, a speaker challenges another hubris about size and skill, while a retort asserts weight and capability. The text then shifts to mock chatter about commuter routes and a new buildout including a Dee Rew garage and road work at the country clubhouse.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Scanda Kan-Word Gem Greene Pia Hybiaing of Charien Rewad and Scandia, with references to back injuries and paralysis. Numerous garbled words hinder clear events or dates. No coherent incident or outcome can be established from readable content.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a man asking where to buy counterfeit money and mentions avoiding discomfort from waiters. It references notions of selling as slaves to regular trade and mentions China agitation. No clear events, dates, or identifiable entities present.
A fragmentary report notes a sudden incident in Osan involving a group or location with unclear names and chaotic wording. Readable details point to a disruption affecting people and neighboring areas, with authorities likely investigating the cause and securing the scene.
Instructions advise washing with Resinol soap and hot water, applying Resinol ointment for ten minutes, rinsing with more hot water, finishing with cold water. Repeats daily to soothe pores, pimples, and blackheads. claims faster healing and relief from itching. Sold by all druggists.
A fragmentary passage depicts Squire Peavy condemning repeated appearances before him while Brother Hooker defends his actions. The archaic dialect suggests a humorous or regional column from Woman's Home Companion, reflecting social humor and character sketches.
The text presents a fragmented conversation with obscure lines about a doctor and a family claim, mentioning Warwickshire and a distractible mood. It resembles a deranged stage or diary snippet with partial phrases and unclear personas.
The fragment suggests advertising for Denison's Cotton with claims of quality and appeal while noting that many single men may engage in double dealing. The text mixes promotional phrases with hints of social and wartime concerns, indicating a vintage newspaper segment with promotional ad copy and commentary.
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