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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1915
Page
3
Notes from Albany Journal comment on canoe use and safety urging restrictions to experts to prevent accidents. Satirical quips follow about Damrosch’s Mus Doc honor and local humor about lights and reforming husbands with jokes on lawyers and charity.
A series of zonal conferences hosted by the American Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis will discuss organizing wartime tuberculosis control. Indianapolis, El Paso, and Albany regions will cover a broad set of states and health topics with tuberculosis emphasis.
A lifeguard recounts a rescue scene with a startled swimmer who, after being saved, asks for her bathing costume. The fragment shifts to noting that Pennsylvania divorce laws are more liberal than many eastern states and approach those of some western states.
Berlin reports Germany’s reply to James W. Gerard explaining the Arabic’s sinking as self defense. It details submarine commander instructions limiting attacks on passenger liners and notes deep regret for American lives lost, with reparations to be referred to The Hague.
Wireless from Cape Race reports the French steamer Sant Anna in distress and on fire off longitude 147.20 west near 40.23 north. The vessel, part of an Atlantic liner line, carries a large Italian agent cargo and is in need of assistance.
Petrograd reports the Husalan cabinet resigned on Saturday as reformist duma majority pushes a broader cabinet. Former ministers are slated to hold posts in a larger lineup, adding ten seats with five from the duma. The move follows pressure from Hibera and Progressive members for reforms.
Readable lines show disjointed remarks about trophies, monkeys, and a Vanderille manager. A witty exchange references intelligence, printing names, and a remark about why men do not fall in love with every girl. The text reads as garbled chatter from a late era column or cartoon caption.
London Evening Standard notes the Steetieth riffes and Sir Herbert Raphadte's recruitment of an Arts and Crafts Hallation for the King's Royal Rite corps. The piece laments the aged Quarta Ht and claims the regiment is among the most sought infantry units with eight notable names on the muster roll, though no regiment has a fuller battle honors record.
A witty quip suggests the surest ascent is not power but patience with a mule. The remark frames ambition as humorous, using the image of patting a mule up the hind leg as a metaphor for steady progress.
A fragment from London Chronicle recounts Mr Beecham declaring music at meals a nuisance while Michael Mail from Under the Greenwood Tree muses on a friendly tie between music and eating. The piece vividly describes a dining scene with a band playing while the narrator chews loudly, mixing food and tune in comic detail.
A jumble of reflections on Christian happiness and youth recreation contrasts modern pleasure with faith led joy. Anecdotes about summer conferences and student groups hint at genuine happiness among Christians, while a stray note of a humorous bank scam and misquotations appear, complicating the fragmentary report.
A Detroit Free Press quotation shows a cynic noting a warehouse as a non monetary concern. The remark reflects broader skepticism about materialism and human motives amid wartime or economic strain.
A quirky exchange shows two speakers trading jabs about nerve and banter. The dialogue hints at a mind set focused on restraint and playful teasing, ending with a note about saving money by not buying something described as plenale, though the meaning remains slyly obscured.
A Chicago Herald fragment recalls detective Abdu Rohan narrating a friend Carney tale about a visitor in the city admiring a sunset over Lake Michigan. The visitor's ravings about nature clash with Carney’s insistence on sharing forms of dance and conversation, amid colorful lines and clipped exchanges.
The Lauraville Courier Journal surveys European and Far East news with a light, scattered round of items. It mentions Russia, Timbuctoo references, and Germany and Tokyo briefs reflecting a mixed international wire.
A note recalls a resolution on the aviation meet saying it was adopted by a rising vote. The record also cites U S publishing figures for that year with 10,175 new books and 1,81d new editions.
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