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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1919
Page
3
Weekly Health Talks promote nature cures using vegetation and roots to restore health. Dr. Piste of Buffalo cites herbs like Mayapple and Jalap root, endorsing pills similar to Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets and Pereg Dr. phenco Pulis to relieve constipation and systemic illness.
A fragment from a reading on action and discipline shows piping phrases about Bpeegh as a mighty engine of action and a note that it is often a hot-ale sengine. The text hints at editorial missteps or misprints in early classroom or pamphlet typography.
An advertisement touts Pepe's Diapepain as instant relief for upset stomachs indigestion gases heartburn and headaches. The tablet is claimed to end stomach distress after meals and urges readers to ask their druggist.
A humorous line plays on a silent couple's situation with the joke that they do not speak. The remark relies on a pun about silence and communication.
An advertisement extols Knowlton's Danderine as the quick cure for dandruff and itchy scalp, promising abundant soft glossy hair within minutes and noticeable new growth after about two weeks. It urges readers to buy a small bottle at little cost, then test with a strand to see immediate effects.
Fragmentary OCR text presents a brief, archaic exchange about drinks and water qualities. The garbled wording mentions a line about someone asking for drinks and reference to hard water, with fragmented attributions resembling a Bal more American phrase.
An OCR fragment promotes Haarlem Oil as a pure remedy for bladder and urinary troubles attributed to a famous brand. It claims a relief effect for women and mentions a long history with references to a great grandmother. The text includes dubious statements and emphasizes product authenticity in a questionable sales pitch.
A fragmentary verse style item questions if the obsession with grand cinema and weathered attire ever ends. The text shows quirky capitalization and playful phrasing reflecting a humorous public mood.
An old advertisement touts Green's August Flower as a laxative and digestive aid. It claims to cure headaches indigestion sour stomach and nervous stomach issues by regulating digestion cleansing the stomach and intestinal canal and stimulating bile flow. Sold worldwide with a trial invitation.
Fragmentary OCR text presents garbled phrases with unclear meaning. The readable portions mention Gore Nand and Gutleura with nonsensical word strings and distorted syntax, offering no coherent event, names, or dates to summarize.
President Wilson seeks delay in discussing the League of Nations charter until he can review article by article with congressional foreign relations committees. He plans a White House meeting February 20 after hoped Boston arrival, signaling urgency to finalize details of the world federation for peace.
Washington reports general staff figures showing disease killed more soldiers than combat. Battle death rate was twenty per thousand per year overall, fifty seven in expeditionary forces. disease death rates were seventeen per thousand in expeditionary forces and sixteen at home.
The steamship Leviathan departed port Sunday bound for France carrying a vast group of missionaries doctors and relief workers for the Holy Land and Near East. They plan to reach Constantinople around March 15 aboard another vessel from Brest.
Washington led states with 867,804 men, while Nevada stood at a small total of 3,757,024 men drafted through draft, voluntary enlistment or national guard. Idaho contributed 19,016, Utah 17,361, Wyoming 11,898, Montana 12,AbS, Colorado 112,514, California 112,514.
Washington says Congress allocated 48.5 million for road building and 700 projects covering 7,400 miles, yet under 45 miles of highway have been completed under the federal old plan.
A fragmented OCR reading notes a dialogue where one speaker chides another for talking too much. The garbled text shows quotes about keeping quiet and an implied discussion, with attribution to a Tribune source fragment.
Movement to revoke declarations of intention gains steam as 200 petitions are prepared in New York district. Rich ard K Campbell, naturalization chief in Washington, targets aliens who claimed renounced ties to their native countries to avoid WWI draft. Over 50 petitions presented in New York Supreme Court, awaiting further action as draft boards relay names and affidavits to Washington.
Washington reports the sixty fifth congress near its end with leaders abandoning hope of disposing of pending legislation. Night sessions of the senate and house stretch toward March 4, and many expect an early extra session for the new congress. Congestion remains, with the senate holding most appropriation bills. House leaders aim to pause urgent measures within ten days.
London reports a great national conference for industrial peace to be convened in London by the Lloyd George government as soon as possible. A session before March 1 is likely to avert a nationwide strike feared to begin March 1 and to assist the government in remaining in power by exhausting every effort to prevent it.
Weimar Germany rejects terms narrower than President Wilson's Fourteen Points. Foreign Minister Grant von Brockdorff England said by Sunday that Germany demobilizes the army while organizing a new republican force that will stand with Britain against concessions.
A Presidential nomination names Lugh for Washington President and Wallacr of Seattle as France ambassador. The selections align with a resolution proposed by William Graves Sharp, marking the first official step of the president’s journey.
An early 20th century report attributes adult delinquency growth in Chicago to wartime conditions and morale pressures. Authorities cite restrained behavior and societal stress as key factors influencing recent increases among adults.
Fragmentary report describes a scene at the Colosseum in Rome where participants move in a ritual arena. The chant or commentary includes Mrs Porkhar and Mr Porkhem with references to a crowd and a tense moment as figures advance toward an unspecified outcome.
A damaged OCR fragment shows partial phrases about doubt and a man lifting, plus a disjointed line about a wife and daughters. The text is unclear with missing context and attributions, offering no coherent event or identifiable individuals.
Fragment from a advertising and humor page. It promotes Dr Hartman Peruna Health Book and Peruna tonic in liquid or tablet form. Includes brief mock dialogue about writing and nations, with unrelated jokes about committees and immigration.
In the City of Toledo, Ohio, Prank J. Cheney swears an oath making him senior partner of the firm of 17. Chaba dole in the City of Grenald. The record notes the partnership role and related filing in the public registry.
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a historical event or note mentioning a person and place, with unreadable details. The readable parts reference timing and locations but lack clear names or outcomes, leaving the core event ambiguous and needing corroboration.
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