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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1916
Page
2
An advise column promotes internal sanitation by drinking hot water with limestone phosphate before breakfast to cleanse the bowels and remove toxins. It claims results for headaches, biliousness, constipation, bad breath, and general wellbeing, contrasting internal cleansing with outside bathing. A wedding joke about an April fool follows.
A vintage ad touts California Syrup of Figs as a remedy for coated tongues and various child ailments. It claims the product cleanses stomach, liver, and bowels, restoring a well child, with directions printed on the bottle and urges mothers to ask stores for it.
An unverified text promotes drinking a glass of Jad Saltstrom and a sugared mixture for kidney pain and urinary issues. It alleges minerals aid kidney activity and curb bladder disorders, urging daily use before breakfast for several days.
The Onden Logan Idaho Interurban plans extend to Yellowstone National Park. In Murray Utah George Malloy, 16, died after a basketball fall. Denver court upholds void bond for municipal waterworks. Robbery hits Union Pacific Train No 18 near Rock Springs Wyoming. Interior recommends 250000 acres public land grants to western states. Annapolis midshipmen to resign rather than face expulsion. One million two hundred fifty thousand dollars stolen from federal government. طول
Government circles indicate President Wilson will follow German suggestions on armed merchantmen. Announcement to the State Department is expected, signaling possible friction with Great Britain. Trade losses are projected as the central consequence of this policy shift.
Chicago Wisconsin junior Orpet linked to Marion Lambert death after luring her to woods near Lake Forest. He allegedly phoned, arranged a meeting, confessed intentions to marry another woman, and claimed she ingested poison, dying before rescue. He is held in prison for murder.
A Chicago assistant chef at the University Club is suspected after poison was found in soup served to guests. City chemists detected virulent substances, and police link the incident to a series of suspicious activities and anarchistic literature.
An update reports injuries to Fame Avistor and others in a maritime event near the ocean. The youngest son of Malser prepares to wed Lendna-ongaich, with the ceremony planned around late March at Rosinage. Prince Inechin involvement and Potem Mauret 31 are noted in dispatches from the scene.
The readable lines appear to mock or parody social norms with references to a poet and a traveler seeking fares. The text is fragmentary and largely incomprehensible, offering little concrete event, date, or clear attribution beyond scattered phrases.
De Quis-Why challenges De Whis after a bet on a nag falls short. De Whis retorts he walked home to seek personal victory by beating the favored horse.
An old man in a country drug store asks for powder in garbled speech as the clerk tries to parse his words. A young lawyer recounts a joke about a negro seeking a divorce for his daughter and offering his eleven children as leverage, all told with satirical flair.
A reader recounts health improvement after avoiding coffee and certain foods. Affected by stomach and nervous issues, she finds relief using Postum and Grapetive, noting coffee avoidance and a diet shift as the key.
The excerpt records banter among a group about marriages and a humorous remark on "Billy" keeping peace in the matter. One speaker notes many are now married and content, while another jokes about accepting an amendment and avoiding a marital fence.
A miscopied exchange shows the witness and lawyer clashing over phrasing. The witness confirms the minister would be moved, while the old man responds in a garbled, reluctant manner about how the words were arranged differently.
A garbled dialogue fragment shows women arguing over a parasol and personal embarrassment. one speaker claims an old case is laid down, another jokes about nomination and praise amid fragmented phrases and misheard lines.
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