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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1921
Page
3
The Ruling Passion and the Anvil Toll Tale
A humorous sea yarn recounts men unloading a cargo of anvils Mohawk style with two cents paid per item. A sailor asks how much for two anvils, the captain confirms. One man tumbles overboard with an exchange of bravado and a plea to avoid losing his fortune over the heavy load.
Take Aspirin Only As Told By Bayer
A brief advisory stresses following Bayer guidance for aspirin use. It emphasizes careful adherence for quick relief as instructed by the Bayer label.
Knocking the Doctors and a Greek Archaeology Notion
A fragment notes a Washington official and a public dinner aimed at teasing doctors. It mentions a debate over two classes of doctors, radicals who harm and conservatives who cure. An archaeology school in Athens is described, with the city located between Corinth and Mycenae in southern Greece.
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Washington
Archaeolog School
Athens
Corinth
Mycenae
Greece
Lone Admission Sparks Feud Over Marriage Motive
A tense scene unfolds as a character accuses another of marrying for money. The dialogue shows fear and defiance as the accused denies and then stumbles, confessing perhaps to the motive, highlighting a melodramatic confrontation about wealth and marriage.
Fragmented OCR poetry and slang fragment from Wayside Tales
A jumble of phrases about jewelry and knives with biblical references and conflicting weather takes, plus a stray line about a Malays group and instruments. The readable portions resemble a miscellaneous Wayside Tales style fragment without a clear news event or coherent narrative.
Deerslayer In Lake Pursuit Ends With Capture and Escape
The narrative follows Deerslayer and Big Serpent as they rescue captives Hutter and Harry from Huron warriors at Hotter’s Lake. Judith, Hetty, and Hist influence events amid raiders and a final clash with Redcoats, leaving Deerslayer to walk his own path with Hist and Hist's fate unclear.
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Tom Hotter
Hetty
Harry Barry
Judith
Tom
Ark
Batter
Harry
Hatter
Deerslayer
Deeralayer
Hotter
Deeramyer
Big Serpent
Haseme
Qret
Hutter
Big Borpert
Bietob
Tour
Hurry
Hunt
Deeratayer
Deersinger
Theo
Deersidger
Redcoata
Deersayer
Reat
Judith Hong
Theerslayer
America
Pest
Pest Pubiehing Co
Dasien
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It
Reports from druggists show many suffer kidney trouble without realizing it. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root is praised for its healing effect and popularity. A life insurer noted many applicants are rejected due to kidney issues, yet many remain unaware. Send 10 cents for a sample bottle to Dr Kilmer Co to learn more.
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Kilmer
Forest cut rates threaten supplies across regions
The Permanent Builder reports with American Forestry Association figures that New England and New York face 3,262,000 cords yearly, risking 17 years of supply. Lake region may exhaust in 18 years at 3,090,000 cords. Mid-Atlantic states around 1,470,000 cords could last ten years. Only Alaska, Washington, Oregon, and California avoid immediate danger at 2,218,000 cords. Also notes a historical aside on Genseric sacking Rome in A D 455.
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New Engand
New York
Chicago
American Forestry Association
National Forest Polley
Enya
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
Alaska
Washington
Oregon
California
Girl of Today Independent Voices Change in Society
A McCall's essay by Kathleen Norrie contrasts past restrictions on women with modern independence. It notes that once girls needed male or maid chaperones in restaurants and theaters, while now young women travel, work, and dine alone, shaping a world that accommodates their growing freedom.
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Kathleen Norrie
McCall's
Cara
Chaperone Need Said To Raise Maidenly Morale
A fragment notes a social belief that a chaperone is required for propriety. The text suggests a shift toward discarding the role as youth independence grows, claiming the current state would not shock aging guardians of maidenly modesty and morale because she would be unable to grasp it.
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Mb Falra
Guirdiin
Cuticura Ad Claims Soothing for Scalp and Skin
An old advertisement touts Cuticura products for soothing itching scalp and rough skin. It advises gentle rubbing with Cuticura Ointment, washing with Cuticura Soap and hot water, and using them as everyday toilet preparations for clear skin and soft hands.
Hottest on Record Joke Misreads Heat Tale
A London man complains of record heat while an American in London jokes that true heat is elsewhere. The American recalls a country day with a dog chasing a rabbit, both walking, underscoring cultural humor about weather and rural life.
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London
A Time to Pause in a Cautionary Tale
A brief warning note describes a girl calling a male figure by his first name signaling shifting power. The line hints at a comic or moral moment where identity and respect cross thresholds, with audience attention on social cues and consequences.
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David
Blue Pine
Condensed Classics
J. Fenimore Cooper
Alfred &. Clark
Genseric
Vandale
Rome
Bayer
Miliens
Lumbago
Girl OF Today Independent
Sara Kathleen Norris
Lane
Royal Baking Powder Company
William Sereet
Faerer
Mgr Habe
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