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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1915
Page
5
The article cites Dr Ida Nahm condemning cosmetics and tight shoes, urging simple routines like soap and water, outdoor walks, and two quarts of daily water. It notes views on women dressing for men and peers, plus advice on maintaining youthful appearance and weight through the water cure.
A lady doctor endorses Postum as a daily beverage, recounting improved sleep and weight gain after five years of use. She contrasts it with coffee, noting better rest and fewer headaches. The letter praises Postum’s health benefits and urges others to try the product. The piece cites Obenett from tissac and mentions title Creek, Mich.
The report from Commander Noble on the cruiser Asama states no hostile activity in Turtle Bay, Lower California. Salvage work is the only evident action with no sign of other ships aiding afloat, despite rumors of a Japanese naval presence and a potential base in the secluded Mexican haven since December.
In Newark New Jersey Floyd A McParland general manager of the Cycle Racing Association was fatally stabbed in the head by Daniel Leissberg a confectionery concessionaire at the velodrome. McParland died Saturday night after the Saturday forenoon assault following a quarrel over advertising near the grand stands.
After seven hours, a jury found Oswald Weat not liable in a damage suit by Willan Wirgand, ex-saloon keeper, over the Copperfield raid led by governor secretary Misa Fera Hobtrn on January 21, 194. The ruling is said to prompt dismissal of similar suits.
The article discusses why male birds sing during courtship and nest building. It notes songs attract mates, support egg laying, and may resume when nests are destroyed, inspiring the mate to help rebuild and continue in fruitful breeding.
Joret Hofann recounts the reaction of concertgoers to a piano recital planlet. A would-be auditor questions ticket validity and condition, faces blunt denial that the audience is in order, and the official deems the attendee drunk. The exchange ends with the entry of passports as proof of drunkenness.
The passage recalls a Brooklyn bank clerk who misused money and fled, with an aged hymn writer and a Brooklyn friend discussing the incident. A line about a man’s transformation under lace echoes the era’s moral tone, as Panny Greaty reflects on public scrutiny and virtue.
A letter from a Welcome Lake Pa resident testifies to relief from backache kidney trouble and sleeplessness after using Dodds Kidney Pills. The writer asks Wherry to publish the letter for other sufferers and notes the product price and availability through dealers. Also mentions Dedde Dyspepsia Tablets for indigestion and price per box.
The Ellispontes, a Greek steamer bound for Montevideo, was torpedoed in the Northeast. Twenty one aboard, including a Dutch pilot, were rescued by the North Hinder lightship crew. Reports mention Belgium governance changes and Red Cross administration shifts. London reports a large pledge drive with 5,000 participants. A Portland fire disabled Blake-McFall Payer building, with losses over $200.
A garbled OCR passage hints at domestic themes and social cues about relationships. The text mentions a husband and wife, parental expectations, and a questionable line about social conduct, all in a fragmented, unclear form.
Testimonials from Mrs S T Richmond Providence R I and Mrs Jane D Duncan Quincy Mass credit Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relief from displacement after childbirth and long standing organic trouble. They report renewed strength, health, and ability to work after using the remedy.
Morgan banker Henry P. Davison recalls a failed international marriage tale. A Spanish count, present at a Paint Rock dinner, begins removing plates while napkins slip and guests gape. The host finally wakes him, reminding him he is in Paint Hock, not a deanery pew.
A garbled exchange describes a dentist offering partial tooth extraction with unclear motives and a patient naming Kalot while referencing the Kansas City Star. The dialog hints at cost concerns and a compromising approach, though the text remains largely incoherent.
Fragmentary text mentions Kurds and a massacre reference with rough quotes about pathways and an implied literary critique. Names, places, and clear facts are unreadable, leaving only disjointed phrases and unclear context.
Milly Mooney leaves a Centerville barber shop to pursue dentistry and a new career. Hla Unele Si notes the bold move while discussing her chairwork as the likely path to success.
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