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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1914
Page
3
A garbled OCR fragment from The National Monthly includes clipped dialogue about gowns husbands and social display. It mentions modesty and public perception, with stray phrases about meals and markets. The text is largely unreadable, containing numerous misspellings and broken lines.
Allied forces gain support as 70,000 to 80,000 Tunisian troops reinforce France amid German right wing checks on the Somme near St Quentin. Russian commander Grand Duke Nicholas orders Austrian territory in Hungary placed under Russian military administration. A German aerial clash wrecks a Parisbound plane, while Bulgarian neutrality remains until war's end. Reports describe British naval actions off York harbor and Kiel canal damage.
The article reports Idaho primary results with Republicans Brady, Smith, McCracken, Haines, Taylor, Harker, Huston, Allen, Peterson, McCoy, and Bell named for various offices. It also lists Democrats Hawley, Dunning, Porney, Alexander, Tanner, Dougherty, Lehnquel, Capps, Wultere, Nordquiet, and Milian in similarly detailed roles.
The record states a patient under four months of doctor care for bronchial catarrh did not improve until Peruna was tried. The patient reports immediate relief and says he now feels better than ever.
Ex Police Commissioner Rhinelander Waldo lauds New York police efficiency since Ainse Gaynor era at a luncheon. He defends optimism amid trifles and quips about a henpecked husband never minding his wife's last word.
A humorous exchange features Parson Johnson asking Sam to attend church while Bam Shine argues clothes are unsuitable. The Parson counters that the Lord notices beyond attire, Bar family quips about recognition by Deacon Butts and Bre’r Simpson with an umbrella, quoted by Puck.
A humorous exchange echoes through a seaside tale as a doctor obsessively seeks rest and sends patients away. The dialogue turns playful with a bedside joke about soup and an elder’s wary laughter.
A brief reflection on choosing between being a chauffeur or an aviator. The speaker favors the higher position and praises blunt truthfulness about others. The exchange underscores admiration for direct, candid speech.
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