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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1914
Page
3
A Plover Iowa reader letter praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female weakness and invites others to seek confidential medical advice. The ad features a testimonial from Mrs Martin HimviG and urges ill women not to suffer, offering to respond to letters from women nationwide.
A dialogue from Life outlines a request to raise a salary. The head of the firm rejects the appeal, noting abundant profits yet refusing to increase pay. The exchange contrasts perceived value with financial generosity and highlights workplace power dynamics.
A fragment describes a treatment regimen using resinel soap and hot water followed by resinel ointment applied for ten minutes and rinsed, then cold water to close pores. The text mentions daily use and notes rapid results, with garbled additional phrases about products and party-sounding asides.
On August 17 to 21 Russian forces pressed German lines in East Prussia with heavy fighting. Reports say German losses were enormous as they retreated toward Lyck while Russian troops advanced and captured guns. Armistice demand denied. Russian victory proclaimed.
Parle reports a seven day clash between Servians and Austrians on the frontier near Shabate and Loe uitza ends in a Serbian victory. Austrian retreat is cut off by French artillery as Serbs press the pursuit, capturing tents and several thousand prisoners.
Report on the entombment of Pope Pius X held Saturday evening as the basilica darkened. About 1060 witnesses attended by invitation including diplomatic representatives and Roman prelates. The body lay in a cypress coffin wrapped in gold and crystal casing.
Report from Chihuehui City says hundreds of volunteers led by General Pascual Orcera engaged Saturday near Torreon with the Zaragoss Brigade under Colonel Romeo Melina. No details were published regarding the engagement, but pursuers were reported.
Farmers urged to build separate hog houses to keep litters from mixing, reduce disease, and ease management. Shape is key with light, ventilation, dirt floors or light plank gaps, whitewashing interior to disinfect and reflect light for warmer, safer winter use.
A Homestead guide advises alternating grazing to keep pastures fresh and sweet. Practical limits exist, but farmers can graze sheep with cattle when properly managed to prevent overgrazing and allow regrowth. Sheep favor palatable weeds and help clean pastures where cattle avoid certain plants.
Late bulletins from the seat of war report Japan declaring war on Germany and its fleets ready for action around Kiaochow. French and Belgian defenses extend from Mons to the Luxemburg frontier as German forces mass. Russian and Serbian fronts claim victories while Austria faces isolation. U S policy warns that coal shipments to warring nations could render a ship a war vessel.
Washington reports contest raid on reclamation fund with western lawmakers opposing a measure to channel power site rentals to the federal treasury. London dispatch says eight German officers and two women POWs escaped from Bruges, escorted by armed guards. Washington covers a government war risk insurance raise and a weather-vision detail of a car race at 114 miles.
A chaotic quotation from a Cleveland Leader snippet mocks a pedestrian interaction and a driver’s complaint about automobiles. The speaker ridicules a caller and references a trip downtown, mentioning a cart and a cycleometer in a satirical street scene.
A Chicago reader recalls severe facial pimples and itching then credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment after trying various salves. He reports drying of pimples and recovery in two months. The ad notes free samples offered with a 22-page Skin Book and lists Cuticura as sold worldwide.
Report notes Senator Plubb previously backed by the people and now shifts course, triggering stated discontent. The exchange captures a political maneuver seen as turning away from his core supporters amid changing pressures.
Vintage ad copy urges every bottle of CASTORIA for infants and children and claims it bears the signature of Yee Por Ovears. It notes children cry for Fletcher's Castoria, reflecting a period advertising tone and brand familiarity.
A third grade teacher introduced the word veil to pupils. After explaining it as the cloth worn by ladies to cover the face, a boy chimed in asking for clarification, noting it is the black cloth used by women when facing the biting flies.
A curious fragment describes a generous milkman and a bemused recipient on a cold morning. The garbled text references a milkman, a bottle, and damaged goods, with displaced dialogue hinting at confusion and a missing ending.
The readable text describes diverse names and a discussion about owners of a prominent mine, with references to a person named Hiram and phrases suggesting opinions or statements. The fragmentary prose implies an attempt to spell out events, but its meaning remains unclear and largely obscured by garbled wording.
A garbled report quotes Pempe Lord Mersey head of the investigation board addressing a New York reporter. The jurist speaks of fears and safety concerns while discussing shipper practices and potential delays, with a dramatic line about pumping the Atlantic.
A fragment from the London Chronicle notes Irish figures talking of war preparation in Ulster with civilians and volunteers in a tense street scene. A dialogue shows insistence that they will not confront police or British soldiers, but trust that the Lord will provide, reflecting unrest and defiant rhetoric during Home Rule era.
A farmer and his wife lament a distant past 23 years ago and plot a silver wedding celebration. They discuss doing something real good and out of the ordinary to honor their marriage. The wife insists on a banquet after killing the fattest pig.
A fragment describes a Princeton class survey where the secretary prepares questions for each year. One respondent marks a blank space for a query about certainty, replying Do not know Am awaiting letter. The odd wording hints at doubt amid the annual university reporting.
An applicant for deputy material in southwest Virginia uses a county’s name in a questionable endorsement. He reads a note claiming the appointive board should hire Mr Hank as deputy marshal if approved, then states he will relocate to Kentucky, signaling possible conflict and relocation intent.
In a brief exchange easily mistaken for a news item, Hemmandhaw and Mrs Hemmandhaw discuss grammar and gender in a playful line about volcanics. The dialogue hints at linguistic quirks and masculine attribution as a humorous point.
A scrambled OCR fragment hints at a diet discussion with unclear quotes and garbled names. Readable parts mention a result and hortor or hortuary style phrasing, but the context and subjects remain uncertain.
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