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Newspaper

Jacksons Hole Courier

Location

Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1920

Page

5

Life Was a Misery to Her in Carrollton Kentucky

Carrollton Kentucky resident reports years of sickness with no energy or ability to work, saying vegetable compound by Lynn Pinkham helped after twelve bottles. She recovered enough to work as an attendant at State Hospital and now recommends the product to friends. The notice lists Bob St. and offers free advice from Tareham Medicine Co in Lynn, Massachusetts.

Carrollton Sevral Mbathe Lyn Pinkham State Hospital Bob Oarroltton Tareham Medicine Co Lynn Fiee

Eatonic claims end indigestion misery for many

Customer testimonial from Eilen Harris touts Eatonic as a remedy for indigestion and acid reflux. The ad asserts thousands testify to its effectiveness and promises relief from heartburn bloating and belching. It highlights a big box priced cheaply with a guarantee.

Eatonic Eilen Harris Ike Hich

Dream Foot Motifs Predict Journeys and Betrayal

Fragmentary dream guide notes using feet imagery. Large feet omen journeys and fear. scratching feet signals treachery and flattery. a trot signifies evil omen. cold feet arise from quarrels with a friend. The text appears as scattered superstition about feet and fortune.

Golden Medical Discovery credited to Dr Pierce founder

Over fifty years ago a prominent paren physician in Buffalo New York developed a tonic named Golden Medical Discovery made from roots and barks. It was marketed nationwide as a remedy for stomach liver and heart issues and claimed to improve blood and health.

Pierce Himelf Buffalo N. Y United States

Cairo Unearths New Political Clout In Ancient Capital

Describes Cairo as an ancient capital gaining political influence with liberal administration under British imprint. Vivid scenes of the city’s hustle include bustling bazaars, turbans distinguishing dynasties, wealthy women in carriages, and the crowded streets full of vendors, beggars, and spectacle.

Egypt Nis Great Britain Caio Nile Valley Levant Boston Cieader Cairo Bedlam France

St Pauls Cathedral a historic survivor of post war era

A fragmentary wartime era portrait of St Pauls Cathedral notes its enduring status among London's historic churches. It highlights ongoing restoration during wartime, royal and American attention at the April 20 1917 service, and references to Sir Christopher Wren and the cathedral’s Gothic and classical elements.

London St. Paul's Cathedral St. Paul's England United States Ennay Bald Be Ak Eligiius Diane

Voyage Through Fire and Flood at Sea Disaster

A wrecked voyage recounts legends of William the Conqueror era ruins and Pilgrim sites. The vessel endures supernatural storms fueled by phosphorescent skies, earthquakes, and a 40 foot tidal wave that buries ship and crew, leaving survivors desolate but miraculously alive inland near Andean shores.

Kiev the Mart and the Shrine of Russia

Kiev, a historic battle center changed hands many times during the Pole Bolshevi fighting. The city grew from a medieval trading hub on the Dnieper to a modern center with the Cave Monastery, St. Sophia cathedral, and major fairs. It became the seat of Ukraine’s government, located 124 miles southwest of Moscow and 270 miles north of Odessa.

Kiev Rusett Wall Street Plymouth Rock Russia Viedtrar Perum Vladimir Anthony Nestor Herodotus Podol New England St. Sophia New Republic of Ukraine Moscow Odessa

Earthquakes and a United States ship carried inland by a wave

In August 1868 a U S warship rode a tidal wave three miles inland near Arica Peru, then safely rested near the Andes. Rear Admiral L G Billings relays a National Geographic Society account of the event and the boat Shem, a Civil War double ended craft, which aided survival as the tremors and seawater surge overwhelmed the harbor.

Italy United States Andes Natonal Geographic Society Alan Arion Callen Linn

China's Holy Places and Buddhist Pagodas in China Opaque Narrative

Frederick McCormick reports to the National Geographic Society on Chinese holy sites, Buddhist pagodas, and related legends in the Yangtse valley and Shantung. The piece describes pagoda shapes, heights from seven to many stories, the role of earthquakes, bells, and cultural symbolism across Chinese and Manchurian estates.

Unina Shantung National Geographic Society Frederick McCormick Coleridge Ching Jue Goilas Yangtse Be Kelig Jog Tung Peking Plait Thie Leonat Tremler China Aryl

Fractured Neck Gives Comic Twist to Photo Session

A man named Juerring suffers a sudden stiff neck and twists his head as if to look behind him. An optician jokes that the misfortune offers a golden chance for a new portrait without forcing awkward camera angles.

Optiintat

What the Teacher Thought About a Small Boy’s Daddy

Professor Pritchard laments fault finders in education and notes how a pupil once relied on his father for home lessons until a single remark forced the boy to study alone. The tale contrasts old praise of teaching with a current critique of the system.

Professor Pritchard

Fragmented Old Item Reflects Private Exchange

The readable text shows a disjointed dialogue with fragments about carrying water, cold water, and a dried rat analogy. It references Luke and women, with incomplete phrases suggesting private, opaque speech and vague actions. No clear event or outcome is stated.

Daya Knicker Way to Death in Car Incident

A brief notice reports a fatal road incident involving Daya Knicker-Way. An automobile struck the pedestrian, resulting in the person’s death. Local authorities continued investigations and prepared a formal report for the coroner.

Tim

Catty Quotation Stirs Uneven School Debate

Fragmentary lines reference a dispute or remark involving an unnamed speaker about color and a student group. The garbled text lacks clear subjects or events to identify persons, places, or outcomes.

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