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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1918
Page
5
An advertisement touts Freezone as a low cost corn treatment that hurts not at all. It claims a few drops on a corn stop pain immediately and allow removal by fingers with no pain.
Fragments discuss home grown cures for ailments including dandruff and nervous fatigue. Advertisements tout Cuteneura products and a glyceric herb extract for blood and nerves, linking vitality to spring and reinforcing old patent medicine claims amid dated medical rhetoric.
Editor urges every American to contribute to the Liberty Loan and unite behind President Wilson in a war for human liberty. The piece likens Germany to a fallen tree obstructing democracy, argues for unselfish national effort, and calls for world democracy through self determination and abolition of secret treaties. It emphasizes duty to sustain the army and navy and to aid allies for victory and justice.
Farmers plan to feed their boys with fried chicken and dumplings, while cautious about costs and relying on liberty bonds to cover meals. Local farmers discuss sustaining troops with homegrown goods and rationed provisions amid wartime needs.
Fragmented historical note urges not hiding bonds at home but entrusting them to a country banker for safekeeping and access in need. It warns about keeping bonds safe and the risk of misplacement or loss if improperly stored.
An item from People’s Home Journal lists ten animals deemed worthy of heaven in Mohammedan belief. The list includes the dog Kratim of the Seven Sleepers, Solomon’s ant, Jones’s mule, the man of Israel sacrificed by Abraham, the camel of Saleh, Bolkia’s cuckoo, the ox of Moses, Al Horak, the marvelony steed, and the ass Jesus rode into Jerusalem.
An OCR fragment touts Green's August Flower as a remedy for stomach disorders and liver inactivity with laxative effects and digestive regulation. It promotes cleansing the alimentary canal and bile production while claiming general health benefits. A quoted birthday aside to Groneh adds a sarcastic tone.
Text presents fragmented lines about a quiet wedding and medical advice. Mentions Dr Pierce's Pellets for liver bowels and stomach and a laxative pellet. Also references smoking as a calming factor and increased fretting from fumes. Contains unclear phonetic phrasing and informal commentary.
A physician lacks a nurse's medi an chart and improvises by sketching notes. His wife, Nin, is involved and a mis spelled list of remarks leads to an awkward, tense exchange where the doctor seeks an apology for the unintended disclosure of every word.
In a quoted exchange, Senator Sorghum rejects temptation to retire, citing fear of compulsion behind political decisions rather than desire to leave office. The dialogue suggests concerns over pressure influencing political choices and tenure.
The passage notes that a man’s claim to superior wisdom does not make him wise. It warns that burying old enmity matters more than any gravestone, implying lasting grudges outlive apparent wisdom.
A quoted remark suggests a tense exchange about methods or strategies. The speaker discusses alternatives and asserts a preference or critique of a dry approach. The fragment hints at disagreement over how to proceed.
A fragmented dialogue reveals humor and misused opportunity while a business head laments overwhelming duties. The text notes a wife leaving and a man with pets and a small inheritance of chores as he reflects on responsibility and public duty. A ribbon counter clerk also contributes by selling more than needed.
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