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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1915
Page
3
A fragmented household recipe collection lists Spiced Salmon boiled then cured with vinegar and herbs, Liver Pudding Georgia style with peppers and eggs, and Bleed Beef Tongue simmered with sugar spices. Also includes potato bakes with meat gravy, light yeast cake, bread pudding loaves, and cake like rolls with butter and dried fruit for a midcentury supper.
A garbled transcript references a coordinated action by a rector and a man named Rex, with the phrase Youle 9p child aod away be quae. The text mentions a witness, a tie to a clath wed oser, and possible roughness or marks.
A note on Irish water power projects detailing a proposed scheme to harness Shangou watershed waters. It cites a drain area of 6000 square miles, an available head around 40 feet, and potential headroom for about 1,200,000 cubic feet per unit. The plan mentions a reservoir at Loughe Derghve and related infrastructure.
Detroit story recounts John Ward, a druggist and violin maker, detailing his 15 year struggle with his wife Helen Ward whose alleged spirit mediumship fractured their home. He recalls 22 moves, china smashings, seances, and spirits like Mack Hawk and Red Eagle as factors in the collapse of their marriage and business.
In Hartford a burglary at Herbert Randall's home saw two men enter at noon and leave an hour later with antiques and curios. They took rare Greek coins, a Roman topaz pin gift from Venice, and a century-old Greek Bible. Randall estimates losses around 11000 dollars.
William H. Whiting of Jonesport constructs a unique tin hat with a copper band. He chose tin from a factory scrap rather than straw wool or Panama. The hat follows a 1916 style but uses the thinnest tin to fit him. It shines in sunlight and rings with rain, though neighbors tease. Whiting says it is his own hat and wears it proudly.
Workers at the Paoli freight station found two stray cows near the cattle pens as they arrived for shift. Cattle Sealer F H Bernheisel of Newton Square said the cows were the mothers of two calves found trampled nearby.
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