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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1915
Page
2
A brief exchange shows Youth and Editor discussing ideas to improve the paper. The editor questions if the ideas were implemented while Youth notes the office boy with the wastepaper basket was involved in carrying out those ideas.
An ad claims Cuticura Soap cleanses the scalp and alleviates dandruff with an Ointment for irritated skin. The piece also features assorted quips and jokes about voices, self made men, money, marriage, and social quirks, reflecting a fragment from a vintage newspaper page.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Brink Denison and Cates with unclear health and a road to Huecens. The readable parts describe women lowering a beret and looking up to mam, but the meaning is obscured and no concrete events or facts emerge.
British report notes German forces advancing toward Riga and Dvina front with aims to cross the river and threaten Petrograd. They claim to have taken 400 prisoners at Grodno after street fighting while Russians defend the Dvina line and Galicia remains contested. The Dardanelles saw no new official updates amid broader Austro German pressure in the east.
Two masked robbers held up Selah State bank in North Yakima Washington and escaped with 1360 in cash and silver after locking cashier Bliner Dabile in the vault Debio freed Dimeelf from the vault but the alarm was not raised before the men fled A separate note mentions defense talks in Washington and a British Army recruitment issue involving underage boys.
Christian losses reach at least 1000 killed and 4000 dead from disease during five months of Turkish occupation in Urumiah. 32,000 to 33,000 Christians in city before Russians left, with 6,000 to 9,000 fleeing after January. Over 6,500 Christian families suffered losses. property damage estimated at 2.5 million dollars. Protestant mission losses about 10,000 dollars.
The famine threat hits Curaçao in the Dutch West Indies as four years of crop failure push 75,000 residents toward starvation. Bishop M. G. Vuylsteke of Curacao appeals for bread, cattle food, water, and aid, citing 60,000 colored residents, 15,000 Indians, and 3,000 Hollanders in distress.
Italian steamer Francesco Hampa burned off Brasil coast for fourteen days. Captain Balzano and eight crew reached Veranda Dencrouba in an open boat. August 16 others reportedly perished or were accounted for. crew remaining fears for more trouble in Haiti as machine guns land on the Tennessee.
A Bucharest correspondent reports the Rowmanian government tightens grain and gold flows to Germany, promising 60 percent of value advances to producers to stabilize Turkey's finances. NY Governor Whitman orders coastal guard deployment at Water cosine for security.
A Universitat Leader quotes Amerson on the universal appeal and potential of love to unite Christendom. He argues that true love would alter statecraft and warfare, replacing armed confrontation with compassionate action, and that while material calculations fail, love endures as a divine force destined to triumph.
A group of young men from a watching club travels by car along a country road. They pause beside a fence where graceful stalks bear pale green globes shaded to gray and purple. A young woman exclaims it enchanting and asks a gardener about the plants.
In a Louisville Courier Journal note, Wise Finn references the Ragland herring catch surpassing all previous years while jokes about wartime anxieties and social fashion trends. The playful column contrasts seaside concerns with looming submarine conflict and summer ballroom style.
The Buffalo Express notes the United States imported more than a billion pounds of coffee, a national record surpassed only twice before, in 1904 and 1908. The item hints at broader trade strength during the period.
A London clubman recalls wartime scenes as suffragists run milk depots and an employment bureau for women. The piece weaves quirky vignettes from the East End, including a two penny restaurant and lively gossip about submarines, blue jokes, and a Baptist baptism tale amid a broader collage of social life and humor.
German buyers seek U S cotton shipments with bids around a dollar per pound. Reports mention plans to purchase up to 100 million bales, and negotiations involving several firms and brokers. The text is fragmented, but indicates cross Atlantic trade with looming supply and price considerations.
A fragmented OCR passage references political figures and parties with unclear names and dates. It hints at demands for original action, potential January timing, and shadowed information resulting from bidirectional pressure. The text remains garbled and lacks coherent events or outcomes.
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