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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1919
Page
2
An elderly testimonial from Ellensburg Washington describes relief after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The letter claims improved health enabled housework and child care, urging other women with disorders to seek medical advice and consider the remedy.
A playful exchange unfolds with the Dub trying to frame the Deb while the Deb questions the clarity. The characters banter about what counts as plain or obvious, culminating in a quip about powder on the nose.
An old advertisement proclaims Bayer as the genuine aspirin for headaches neuralgia rheumatism lumbago and related pains. It touts Bayer as the medical standard for nineteen years and notes 12 tablets cost a few cents.
A fragmented advertorial mentions 4000 women in a Saskatchewan Grain Growers group and advocates Cuticura Soap for complexion care, scalp cleanliness, and soft hands. It weaves in names and odd phrases about Mrs. Bacon and a Cuticura Trio, with garbled promotional lines.
A pair of masked bandits robbed the American Theatre office in Butte Montana after assaulting cashier Emma Peterson and janitor John Kelly. Meanwhile Tacoma council debates hunger strike detainee policy as 22 imprisoned W's await action. News rounds up various local incidents across the West.
A long garbled fragment lists onion centered recipes and methods. It mentions Cream of Onion Soup, Onion Sandwich, and various onion based dishes with cheese, buttered bread, and herbs. It references serving suggestions after church and includes stray notes on odor absorption and old-fashioned cures.
A fragment notes preservative methods using a tonvem and Fann glint aiding packing for fruit bread and swent. It mentions potatoes picked for loaves and free the corteeting chemical they were dug in winter, reflecting experimental storage ideas.
Jefferson City reports on Frank Fores a 76 year old former burglar who after a long career in crime including prison terms near 52 years behind bars plans to retire to an apple orchard in Marien county Allaswourt He was released from state prison after a 14th sentence and said he would move to Vienne He notes his wife and children are dead and his past includes earlier robberies and a post office burglary record
A disturbing report describes two older brothers aged ten and twelve who attacked their seven year old brother in their home. The younger was beaten to death after he insisted on accompanying them, while the elder boys had previously abused him and caused the death of their younger sibling.
A 15 year old girl, Alice Deeblerholm, alerted neighbors during a burglary at the home of Adolph Hengurnar. Two men reportedly fled via a kitchen window after her alarmed voice. The theft included about $900 in gold and other valuables. A clock chime and quick downstairs movement spurred the escape, with the girl’s actions cited as the key deterrent.
Police responded after a bold nighttime robbery at a Gettysburg bank. Officers and borough authorities investigated a disrupted security system and neighboring shop exposure. Detectives identified suspect missteps and linked the incident to a spate of recent thefts in the area.
Fragmentary police court note describes a neighborly argument turning into a brawl. An applicant seeks two witnesses for an assault case against her neighbor. The magistrate questions her, and confusion over terminology leads to a terse exchange as moral and domestic details surface.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a famous rmery and Ceatoria, with mentions of Rannitcher's role and a curious historical context. Details are unreadable but suggest a notable figure or event tied to a ceremonial or dramatic episode in a distant locale.
Fragmentary dialogue suggests independence in relationships. One speaker mocks rules about communication with a spouse. Another notes a wife’s indifference to who knows about personal matters, referencing a Maya disclosure.
Wolten dominates the scene as men amass wealth and are compelled to surrender profits. The report highlights power dynamics in commerce with emphasis on financial pressure and hierarchy. Named entities appear to center on Wolten and unnamed male earners in a business setting.
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