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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1917
Page
4
Cooking and camp eating guidance for woodland outings. Advice covers roasting potatoes and corn, burying hot coals, using a sheet iron as a grill, and simple utensils. Emphasizes practicality, minimal gear, and enjoying primitive camp life while safely managing fire and leftovers.
Readable fragment describes macaroni as economical, methods to cook and dress. recipes include Nut Loaf, Rice and Cheese Timbale, Corn Chowder, Bean Fricassee, Meat Substitute, and notes on egg yolk shapes in birds. Contains several errors but preserves chef-like instructions and a brief remark on yolk shapes.
Earl Read Gilvers tells of Anni Smith in a rural memory of a past romance with Edgar Gillam. Three years ago in a Gillam farm orchard Edgar proposed marriage as Anni rode with Ned Howell, who later faded. Now Edgar returns, older and hopeful, seeking a renewed life together.
A terse quarrel unfolds as He laments four years of courting ending with a breakup over money and a swifter courtship by another man. She cites spending as the decisive factor in moving on.
An official interview outlines trench raids used in World War I to unsettle the enemy. It details organization into eight-man squads, entry through prepped lanes, and coordinated bombardment followed by bayonet assaults to seize prisoners documents and disable defenses.
Mrs George Horwits a Philadelphia society woman and farmer in the Florida ever glades was elected mayor of Moorehaven Fin She will act as head of town government and enforce ordinances though she shows little interest in the vote or political process and the role requires legal knowledge.
Dallas restaurant signs threaten extra charges for molasses left on plates after a wheat order, as a cost cutting measure. The eatery also offers odd cent pricing and gives pewties in change, reflecting unusual wartime era practices in the South.
A family saga notes one brother in the Mestean war, two brothers in the Civil War, another in the Spanish-American War, with two sons in the current conflict and four awaiting danger, reflecting a long tradition of military service across generations.
The account describes trench clearing actions with explosive charges and grenade bursts. Soldiers advance from a captured section to search dugouts while bombs detonate and smoke fills the air amid machine gun fire and flare signals as dawn approaches. Raiders reportedly withdraw back to their trenches if luck holds, amid heavy bombardment.
The Balkans prophetess Mother Rita of Monastir, famed for predicting the Balkan wars and Archduke Franz Ferdinand's assassination, now forecasts Vieona will fall on the day Serbia's King Peter dies. Time may prove her right as strange events unfold.
A New York man sues a restaurant at 42 East Fourteenth Street claiming a tack embedded in his digestive tract after consuming vegetable soup on December 28. He alleges the dish caused severe injury, while the restaurant denies fault and liability.
Announcement notes sale of the Lauranter turnpike to the bare-norns after more than a century. The text claims the tollhouses beside the famous highway will Waappeer, promising savings of thousands of dollars to motorists and a future improvement.
Mrs Agnes Onsick of Brooklyn is charged with abandoning her four year old son Jimmy amid a post epidemic scene. The boy, crippled and using a leg brace, was found June 21 after a newspaper photo prompted Children’s Society agents to locate him. The magistrate chastised the mother, who claimed she lost him in a crowd, and held her for trial. The boy testified he is a well behaved child.
A local man claims there is a remarkable job in a fine mine that could be filled without strikebreakers. He alleges among the mine employees are five boys, and one has the job while another’s daughter is involved. His remarks hint at intrigue and secret pay.
New York reports the Brooklyn federal court, in a case against Mrs. Mary Purcell, fined her 1 cent the smallest penalty in the court's history. The forged item involved was a peastan witcher found at her home, and attendants provided the cent to avoid jail, though she faced a period of confinement.
A fragmented New York report describes a dog leading a pup away from a narrow path. The cage carries the case before a magistrate as two dogs and the mother are charged, with unclear names and a ten dollar payment mentioned.
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