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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1915
Page
2
Bridgeton New Jersey woman reports recovery after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits improved strength and health to the remedy and urges other suffering women to try it for relief. The ad touts a long history and claims it restores female health.
Perdis professes devotion to Angelina and asks for originality after kissing her, but she laments the clichéd line. The scene centers on romantic entreaty and the humor of repeated phrases.
An aged advertisement extols California Syrup of Figs as a safe gentle laxative for children and adults, claiming it cleanses the stomach liver and bowels with a pleasant taste and prints full directions on the bottle.
A digest from diverse fronts notes Governor Carlson inviting Utah Wyoming and New Mexico to Denver to draft an industrial relations bill. Oregon House defeats a land ownership amendment while other regional developments include weather, crimes, boxing regulation, and international affairs.
The readable fragments describe Latest mode and walking cosma with references to prewar routines. Observations hint at changing point of view and regressive fashion shifts, mentioning grocery walks and shoppers in large sizes or coats.
Obregon declines peace terms offered at the convention in San Antonio. He holds Mexico City for Carranza and denounces refugees, urging loyalists to resume arms and continue the revolutionary fight against the reactionary forces.
Vienna reports Russians retreat in Bukowina with Austrian gains and prisoners. Dardanelles bombardment allegedly damages cement depots as Allied fleets engage. Spain eyes US purchase of war material and planes. British stance on neutral flags and shipping rights cited amid Lusitania talk. Turkish authorities flag Italian consulate in Hodeda Arabia. Montenegrin consul general mentioned with ransom.
Gov. G W Hays signed a statewide prohibition bill prohibiting new saloon licenses for 1915 and effective January 4 1916. In Pulaski county Judge Joe Asher granted licenses to Little Rock saloonmen just before signing, allowing fifty saloons to open. Little Rock saloons had been cowed since December 31 as petitions circulated.
Coroner James P Duns reports two or more inmates are expected to be charged with murder in the alleged killings of eight aged residents of the German Odd Fellows home. The suspect allegedly killed eight inmates with an apeesthetic and other drugs after entering the district attorney's office in New York several days ago.
A devastating blast at multiple coal mines in Payetteville West Virginia costs twenty lives. Inspectors report extensive damage and recover bodies as emergency crews search the underground workings.
Washington reports Germany declares freedoms in waters near France and Britain. Suspects rob masked men at an Observation station in Stuart, Pia, stealing jewelry. four are arrested amid broader postwar recall. President Wilnus may call a special session next week as rumors swirl about policy and naval threats.
Losses from foot and mouth disease prompt a report from the Bureau of Animal Industry. Officials note eradication efforts under way, with cattle and dairy stock impacted. Russian troop movements and local conditions referenced amid a broad wartime context.
In a Baltimore court scene a physician answers a lawyer during trial with composure. The judge laughs as the attorney presses a hypothetical concussion question. The young doctor responds calmly, maintaining poise throughout the exchange.
A fragment describes a voyage by a man named Bill to New York to purchase goods. The text is garbled with misread words but hints at travel to Croyden Four Corners and a quick return after the purchase. No clear dates, entities, or outcomes emerge from the partial passage.
A garbled exclamation from a National Movie snippet references a neuld entering an alek room to view ems, followed by a shrill cry about coming up quick and fading days. The fragment hints at a chaotic scene and quick movement within a theater context.
A garbled historical OCR passage mentions a woman named Nera and a cook, with scattered phrases about payment and religion. The text is incomplete and difficult to interpret, but hints at social interactions and possible accusations within a household setting, with references to a newspaper quote.
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