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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1920
Page
7
An old advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as fast relief for colds. It claims the medicine clears nasal congestion, stops nose running, relieves headache and feverish feelings, and costs only a few cents. It also contains no quinine and urges readers to trade without resistance.
An old newspaper fragment markets Cascarets as a sleep aiding product promising clear heads and rosy skin. It blends with a fleeting political quip attributed to Senator Sorgum about supporting voters’ rights, via a Washington Star quote.
An ad touts Diamond Dyes as suitable for wool, silk, linen, cotton and mixed goods from skirts to draperies with a color card for choosing shades. It also mentions Cuticura remedies for baby skin and a note about a political figure wanting to return to Berlin.
Jumbled archaic lines describe a married man seeking to keep a wife while plotting to hide a killer. The text reads as a rough, incomplete fragment with unclear names and actions.
Frederick Santee of Wapwallopen Pennsylvania, son of Dr and Mia Santee, will leave town soon to enter Harvard University as one of its youngest regular students. A baseball standout nicknamed the Babe Ruth of his local team, he balances sports with serious study, reading French Spanish and geometry after games and pursuing Latin German and Greek studies.
Thomas J. Doyle of Waterbury, a New Haven railroad brakeman, stood at a Torrington grade crossing with a lantern and only a shirt when police were alerted. He was escorted to the station by Patrolman Hurlbut and later cursed in court, saying he was changing rainsoaked clothes in the caboose and ran to signal the approaching locomotives.
London reports Estonian foreign minister M. Pip warns that unemployment is a national crisis across Russia and that the Soviet regime cannot demobilize. He predicts depopulation of cities, cites crop failure, and fears Soviet advance on Estonia if bolsheviks gain a foothold, noting Allies would cut off vital supplies.
Oceanography professor W A Herdman announces a transatlantic search to learn the complete migration and maturation of Atlantic eels. He notes eels undergo color change and migration from northwest Europe to the Atlantic, with larval Leptocephalus stages found off the Americas. Doctor Schmidt travels the Atlantic aiming to locate further evidence of eel development.
The world’s longest duel pitted Sig nor Giovanni Favino against Signor Domenico Durante in Rome. They began at 6:30 in the morning and dueled until noon under a blazing sun with neither man yielding. Hunger and thirst forced a pause as they kissed and adjourned to a neighboring cafe.
Macon Missouri widow Mrs. Own Dimmick recovered a diamond ring found in a chicken’s crop while preparing dinner. The ring belonged to neighbor Mrs. John Thomas, lost about six weeks earlier. Mrs. Thomas sought the ring through a carnival fortune teller who advised a purchase at a dry goods store, a clue she dismissed.
A fragmentary OCR note references spawning in freshwater EET above the abyss of the open ocean. The text is incomplete and reads as a descriptive snippet lacking clear context or identifiable entities. No dates, places, organizations, or people are discernible.
A fragmented report describes Russian women paying to wed Finnish men in border towns near Viborg and Vibore. The practice appears lucrative and controversial, involving cross border recognition and diplomatic friction. The piece notes objections from authorities and refers to the new marriages as pseudo unions between individuals from Husk and Har towns, highlighting legal questions and regional tension.
An alarm about bloodhealth urges prompt action to keep the blood pure and robust. It promotes 5.5.5 as a remedy to raise appetite and restore strength, with an offer for free literature and medical advice from Chief Medical Adviser at 163 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
A fragmented recital tone speaks to a shuddering figure in late hours challenging diligence. The speaker criticizes lax effort and urges discipline as the stubborn student Lacy faces admonitions and testy reminders. The scene unfolds amid urban noir echoes from Kansas CityBur.
The fragment appears to record garbled dialogue with shifts in meaning, showing unclear attribution and stray phrases. It hints at miscommunication or mishearing in a conversation about a person and a plane, but lacks coherent structure or identifiable names or events.
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