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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1916
Page
5
A tense exchange unfolds as Riggs confronts Digee over alleged threats about stopping a motor truck. Digge denies accusations and accuses Riggs of being misinformed.
A Dover druggist Chas Bruton claims fifteen years selling Kilmer’s Swamp Root for kidney liver and bladder issues and urges readers to try it. He asserts strong success and notes form and price details in the ad as a period note.
Paris dispatch reports French trenches evacuated under darkness near Verdun as German attacks failed to break the line. Germans briefly entered French positions between Avoncourt wood and Forges brook but were driven out. Northeast of Verdun German bombardments persisted with no infantry breakthrough. In Russia the northwest front seen as a détente with mutual bombardments. Salt Lake City coverage notes Jefferson Day banquet with Judge W H King outlining 1916 platform themes.
Berlin reports allege French forces suffered heavy losses at Torm ous as embittered German soldiers killed combatants, reflecting wartime accusations of treachery amid shifting loyalties and hostile fronts.
Poteau Oklahoma brothers Mike and Jesse Risashoover, living in Cherry Hill Arkansas, were convicted at separate trials for the daylight raid on the First National Bank of Heavener Oklahoma on December 27, 1915, involving $7700.
A car overturn on the Corona road race route leaves two dead, including a treck guard, and five spectators injured amid an event described with chaotic reporting and scattered details.
A call to begin immediate warfare on houseflies urges all citizens to join a united effort. The piece warns delaying until warm weather will hinder control and compares inaction to national conflict, urging public spirit and total cooperation to prevent disease.
Confused fragment describes women as active within homes facing unseen threats. It suggests attention to women’s role in family health and safety. Abstract phrasing notes concern for domestic matters and protective duties.
A plea outlines steps to protect households this summer by sealing entries with screens and covers, removing manure weekly, and maintaining horse-related areas. The writing stresses preventing pests and disease and urges collective effort to keep the community safe.
The readable text shows garbled dialogue with phrases like Pat I go on forever and What an jehbrow remark. It mentions Michigan and appears to be a stray excerpt without clear events or structured facts.
Reverend W. H. Warner of Myersville Maryland credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with reviving his health after back pain neuralgia and kidney trouble. He writes that on February 16 1916 the medicine restored him to perfect health and he recommends the pills and dyspepsia tablets from Buffalo New York dealers.
Taunton Massachusetts woman recalls relief from monthly pains after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy with restoring health and the ability to work full time, urging others to consult physicians if needed and to seek confidential advice from the company.
American dye works report a output of about 15 000 tons yearly of coal tar colors made entirely from domestic raw materials. The note highlights growing industry strength and reliance on home resources amid expanding production context.
Mrs Grrowell quips that neighbors praise her new cows but she must pay the bills. She replies that the compliments are fine yet money is needed.
Advertisement touts Dr. Pierre's Favorite Prescription as a universal remedy for women from girlhood to old age. It claims to address a wide range of female ailments and temperamental issues, promising safety and reliability across life stages.
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