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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1919
Page
5
An advertisement touts Danderine as a remedy to stop hair loss and rid the scalp of dandruff. It claims several applications will halt shedding and promote thick, long hair, urging readers to buy a small bottle at drug or toilet counters.
Fragmented dental and health text discusses kidney function and toxins. No clear events, names, or dates readable.
An Indianapolis lawyer who handles county divorce cases was approached by a man who sought grounds for divorce from his wife. The client claimed he was married, and the attorney noted that being married itself provides grounds in many cases.
An advertisement touts Green's August Flower as a fifty year proven remedy for constipation digestive issues and liver trouble. It claims relief from nervous dyspepsia indigestion and related symptoms with gentle laxative action and urges readers to ask their druggist as the product is sold worldwide.
A fragmented excerpt shows debate over prohibition measures. The text references strong public opposition and the challenge of enforcing bans when critics argue about personal freedom and lawfulness. The tone hints at broader social friction around prohibition.
The text is a damaged fragment stating a good opportunity requires nerve and pluck. It mentions a deer park in a city and cites 4 900 acres, with unclear attribution and context.
A handy guide offers simple DIY gift ideas suited for holiday gifting. It highlights affordable materials and easy stitching projects that beginners can complete, including mittens, sachets, and small sewn items to share with family and friends.
Three alleged agitators and a fourth wounded after a rifle and pistol battle with Law and Order League in Bogalusa. Victims include Lum Williams, president of the Central Trades and Labor Council, and his lieutenants Walter Bohehilion and Thoms Gattis. Ex-soldier Jules Lebane wounded in the arm. Sol Dokus, a negro organizer, was also a central figure as warrants were issued.
A quaint reading and gift item describes a bouquet made of paper flowers for grandmamma. Each blossom hides useful sewing musts such as spools of thread loops of tape and hooks and eyes.
A dark brown willow banket lined with alik and decked with ribbons and ribbon roses in two colors pleases any recipient at Christmas. It describes a luxurious furnishing usable for many thtoga and a tray of server made with silk tapestry gold lace and glass on a suitable foundation. Trays matching a dinner plate or smaller suit a dressing table with pretty luxuries.
A silk toilet bag with dark cloth and a Mf figure design is described. It features a cord running through a polo bag style opening to hold face powder, a belt, and a matching pouch for jewelry or personal items to be worn at the neck during travel.
Several gift bonbon boxes are shown in shops. A round cretonne box lined with plain silk features a gold lace edged lid and contains a small dish. A square box is silk covered with chiffon frill, a narrow ribbon vine with roses, and gold lace detailing.
The Western States Reclamation Association adjourned after approving a plan to urge Congress for a 250 million dollar appropriation to complete existing reclamation projects and fund new ones. Governor Davis of Idaho remains president. W W McDowell of Montana was elected vice president. A Washington meeting with western lawmakers will outline the program and press for action.
Pretty candle shades crafted from crepe paper simulate flower petals. Left shade uses strong color contrasts such as red and white or green and red. Right shade features three rows of rose shaped petals and a pink paper foundation with a small curly petal design and a paper butterfly accent.
Trinkets for the tree are made from paper cutouts mounted on cardboard with wire to hang on the tree. Candy figures are formed into Santa shapes using glued hair whiskers white paint and facial features. A cone of colored paper decorated with yellow ribbons completes the handmade holiday display.
Chicago based speaker Glenn E. Plumb presented his plan for nationalizing the railroads to the National Labor party convention. He claimed the Plumb plan would cut freight rates by forty percent and lower the cost of living. He described it as a profit saving system rather than profit sharing, arguing higher wages do not help workers if prices for essentials rise anyway.
Democratic Leader Hitchcock stated on Saturday that he is confident a compromise will be reached to secure ratification of the peace treaty after Republican Leader Lodge urged settling the issues in the upcoming campaign.
Judge Tudge Geiger of the United States district court Saturday enjoined the J. P. Kissinger Company wholesalers from selling liquor at its premises while a civil suit proceeds, upholding the prohibition enforcement act as constitutional.
Wyoming representative Mondell, Republican House floor leader, aims to push the peace treaty toward Senate ratification. Experts anticipate reservations aligned with positions raised at the last session, echoing Republican Leader Ladue’s notes.
A veteran recounts landing in France and winning eighty dollars on day one. The old guide asks about army service and shooting, prompting a proud admission from the gunthler about his war experiences.
A fragment notes a straw laid in a tree area amid preparations for horse drawn vehicles. The text suggests a dispute or use case contrasting a book and a horn though details are unclear.
Canton Ohio pensioner Mrs Marie Bop reports relief from female troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound instead of surgery. She states she can perform housework easily and urges other afflicted women to try the remedy, offering to seek advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
A terse dialogue fragment shows a gentleman asking a question and Offee Boy replying with a cryptic line about a howl and Tooling, reflecting a tense street moment in the passage.
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