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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1919
Page
2
An old advertisement touts a gray hair remedy using Bay Rum Hagbo Compound glycerine and instructions for home preparation. It claims to darken streaked hair gradually, leave it soft and glossy, and not stain scalp or rub off, with directions in each box. A tangential dialogue references a letter and a bill.
An incomplete report describes an Advance Copy involving a recent Toosier governor and a porter's remark about travel to Europe. The exchange reveals political tensions and a reaction from Mr. Hidden and Mr. Eldidea amid a disrupted social scene.
An incomplete report from the office of the attending surgeon describes a French civilian employee patient. One wounded individual allegedly lit an army ambulance and was brought to a hospital pursued by officials. The note records confusion over the patient’s identity and subsequent transfer.
A chaotic roundup reports a threatening letter from White Caps demanding Denver work relief, a dynamite attack near Butte linked to miners’ strikes, multiple arrests in Tacoma federal cases, and a parade of domestic, military, and foreign items including Lincoln Day remarks, weapon developments, and international conferences.
A vintage advert promotes California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for infants and children. It claims a coated tongue signals stomach and bowel issues and promises gentle relief within hours. The copy urges asking for the genuine California Fig Syrup Company product and warns against counterfeit variants.
A fragment from the St Louis Crobe Democrat features a lighthearted line about home and courting laughter with a note that a young man spends much time at the speaker's place. The item reads like a social column snippet and reflects period tone.
An old advertisement touts Kilmer's Root as a cure for kidney liver and bladder ailments claiming it corrects urinary troubles and neutralises the urethral causes. It urges sending ten cents and a self addressed parcel to Kilmer Co Binghamton NY for a simple bottle by parcel post and notes its availability in drug stores.
An elderly Missouri headline reproduces Mrs. Joan Korrelalann urging Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for functional disturbances and general health in ill women. The ad-like text promotes the remedy as a trusted aid for women’s ailments.
Prepared by the United Water Department of Agriculture urges vaccination of hogs before sale for feeding to prevent hog cholera. It notes many small local yards lack safeguards and immature hogs move from farms of origin. Emphasizes immunization, proper handling, and coordinated local exchanges to boost meat production and reduce disease spread.
County agents led self-feeder demonstrations to expand pork output, boosting Maine hog numbers by about 15 percent from last year. Farmers built feeders at meetings, aided by experts, highlighting advantages in health and feeding efficiency for hogs.
Reading fragments describe Turk feast customs and the Ramadan fast. The text notes lamb sacrifice and gift giving on a Christian-style festival, visits to mosques, and a procession. It mentions the Ramazan ninth month, lunar year, fasting from sunrise to sunset, and abstention from tobacco and sweets during winter days until the sunset gun signals breaking the fast.
The biographical vignette describes Gautier surrounded by twelve handsome cats kept as a lavishly cared for ensemble. He treats them with affection, even rebuking a remover who would take the pets, and each cat is named after a famous person the critic fancied. The scene ends noting he wrote only in his lap with Maurin Mauria present.
A British travel party in midsummer visited a plateau called the Piower Garden, noted for deep crystal water, seaweed wealth, glacier splendor, and blue mountains. They admired Advent point clouds and a garden-like landscape with vibrant flowers and plants.
Fragmented text shows a sick man in a theater setting with stray phrases about death and a vow of fate. The legible fragments mention a line about dying once and suggest a melodramatic stage moment, but no clear event, date, person, or organization is identifiable.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions uncertain names and phrases about a person and a colt. Readable elements are insufficient to identify a clear event, location, or date. The piece lacks a coherent subject and outcome to summarize reliably.
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