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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1917
Page
5
A fragmented notice describes medical pain and back issues and cites Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy. It references seeking treatment, doctor visits, and a claim of offering free medical guidance through Pinkham’s case notes.
An eastern county circus visit ends in a tense stunt as a barber volunteers to shave the tamer in the lion’s den. The barber faints and claims fear while the crowd cheers, the tamer pressing for a bold finish amid nervous stares.
Deputy Sheriff arrests B L Smith after he allegedly tried to move a house owned by Fred Rublo from Bell station. The tenant Tomasz Sanches and family were at the beach when the removal was halted by Rublo who happened to pass by. Smith allegedly owed money and was charged with attempting to steal the house.
Washington reports rapid southward troop movement as the national guard mobilizes. By October mid, **50,000 to 70,000** troops are expected to be in camps, with heavy winter training in France and first battles on the west front in spring. An overall buildup could reach about 250,000 in Europe by the first wave, including regulars and volunteers, while depot and reserve units remain at home.
London reports a near Riga drive by Germany, with forty Teuton aircraft bombing islands in the Gulf near the Russian port. A German mosquito flotilla of submarines and armed trawlers appeared near Riga bay while Russian defenses engaged the raiders, driving them off without damage to the Allied machines.
The lead group of the U S air fleet has reached France as half of the armada of 15 000 planes crosses the Atlantic. The War Department released guarded statements on August 1 noting that exact aircraft counts remain military information.
A 1912 Council Bluffs case sees Rev Lynn J G Kelly confessing to the Villigenax murders, detailing the killings of Joe Mowra la wife and their four children with an axe. The confession involves county officials and a state agent, amid a larger wartime and international backdrop of 1912 news events.
Washington reports show four months of volunteering surpassing one million in army and navy enlistments with over one million rejections. Officials favor selective conscription to form a large army as many youths seek training camps and rapid progress abroad.
A former employee at Hamgarier & Downing furniture dealers sues for $1,000 damages after being fired. The plaintiff alleges he left the store at 4:80 oclock and registered to vote, returning to discover his discharge the next morning. The case names the defendant Wie Lechnrguil Incennne and Golden as the employed supervisor.
Officials warn Congress backs a plan to subinsrine car transports and bond the National Guardsmen to France. A Supreme Court constitutional challenge seems unlikely, while politicians push for rapid training and brigadier generals chosen from the military party to hasten mobilization for the front.
A British report outlines advances in aeronautics shared with the United States, detailing internal combustion engines light alloys aerodynamics airship stability and propeller tests. It notes subcommittees, material testing for tropics and high altitudes, aviation schools aiding bomb design instruments and weather stations across regions.
An American guest in Paris seeks white bread for guests of the Tasted Btates troupe now encamped in France. After months of dark war bread, she braves early hours to buy a tiny loaf for 10 cents, hoping to offer a special treat amid scarce supply.
Unclear OCR reads about Hale in Farm Petersburg and Sid-Lanter Bittle planning a display at a home event to raise enthusiasm for the Red Cross. A barber whispered few words, Lester left, and a crime rumor around a noir plot surfaces with vague details.
A British expert has conducted experiments in the field of forecasting that culminate in the establishment of a comprehensive course at a university in the country. The initiative aims to advance research and practical training in predictive methods across disciplines.
The excerpt shows a muddled dialogue about time and contact with a pen pal, mentioning figures like Cromwell Queen Elizabeth Henry Irving Mark Twain and Balzas. It references meeting various named people and a bemused Australian speaker. The full meaning remains unclear due to garbled OCR style.
Vague ad copy touts Cuticura for skin troubles and heating relief, offering free mail samples with a book by sending a postcard to Cuticura Dept Ly Bouton. Mentions theater context and a confusing scene list with misread stage directions.
A fragmentary, quirky reminiscence links a leatherworker named Grevne to Henry and a Tone-piece orchestra Sun Dial. The text hints at May activities, a cooking school graduation, and a social scene with steamy, poetic asides, leaving the exact events unclear but implying a local cultural gathering.
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