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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1915
Page
2
A quirked report notes requests for prescriptions that might be pureed into remedies beyond ordinary drugstore practice. An anxious mother pleads through a plea for “an angel dose” for her infant, illustrating the era’s medical improvisation and reliance on faith in remedies.
A testimonial letter from Mr. F C Caan Case of Welcome Lake Pa reports relief from back and kidney trouble after using Dodds Kidney Pills. He describes improved sleep, reduced nervousness, and clearer focus, urging publication for other sufferers. The note promotes Dodds Medicine Co Buffalo NY and offers free household hints and music via the national anthem.
An old advertisement touts Weeks Break Up A Cold Tablets as a guaranteed remedy for colds and la grippe with a price of 25 cents at your druggist. The ad also notes that a truly dignified man should not lay aside his dignity to perform his duty and mentions dry grain, preferably rice, as best for cleaning the inside of a volume.
In a terse exchange, IL remarks on a hopeful stance about wealth, suggesting the idea would be worth a million dollars, while another party counters that such value would not apply. The dialog centers on perceived worth and personal outlook.
A fragment from Old Btyle circles humorous inquiry about marriage and romance in Harvard Lampoon style, noting a skeptical view of social matchups and courting. The line signals satire on status and affection within a university humor culture.
Distressing pimples are treated with a soap and ointment regimen promising rapid skin improvement. Offers free samples by mail, urging readers to request via postcard to Cuticura Dept XY Boston. The text blends ad copy with unrelated jokes and remarks about laws and governance.
An old ad recounts a coffee to Postum switch, claiming health and weight improvements. A husband and wife describe nervousness easing and stronger vitality after three years of Postum use. The testimonial emphasizes Postum as a coffee substitute, with instructions and endorsements from a grocer in Battle Creek, Michigan.
A condensed roundup reports the murder of gambler Rosenthal in New York and the fatal wounding of mine guard Thomas Moores in Colorado. It notes bank looting in Medicine Lake, Montana, by two masked robbers, Utah and Colorado prohibitions advancing through state legislatures, and varied domestic events from Lincoln memorial observances to Vermont and Canadian bridge guard actions. International items include Carranza relations with Spain, imperial politics, and wartime developments across Europe and Africa. The compilation blends crime, legislation, political shifts, and military moves into a single weekly digest.
A New York artist recalls a German officers book Drei Jahre Im Sattel by Heroe von Dorke describing Civil War cavalry tactics. He notes German military interest and pride in Stuart's work. Interwoven anecdotes touch on defense rhetoric and a king and a white explorer tale with moral irony.
A noisy memory fragment depicts children and adults trading questions about cake and telling mothers to ask for more. The scene shifts to a mispronounced lecture comment about a western town and a freight train. A joke ends with a heavy plate struck and a teasing reply about education and work.
In a humorous case two neighbors fought over a spring, each claiming rights. The judge, tired of the dispute, asks the point, and one lawyer reveals the parties are both milkm en, turning the argument into a quirky domestic quip about milkmen.
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