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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1915
Page
3
An odd fragment promotes a health cleanse for liver and bowels with fear appeals about misery from bile and constipation. It mentions a vent box promising lasting health and a happier head for months, referencing family needs and a dream of connecting across cities.
An old home remedy for darkening gray hair is advertised as Sage Tea and Sulphur, sold as Wyeth’s Rage and Bulphar remedy in drug stores for about 50 cents. It claims natural, even darkening and also stops dandruff and hair loss. A shopper applies with a sponge or brush to a small strand, yielding darker, softer hair over time. The ad ends with a humorous aside about a widow and her late husband who belonged to six lodges.
Fragmentary note reports a treatment claim for skin diseases with sparse odd lines and typos. The text references a prisoner questioned about actions and includes derisive remarks, showcasing an odd humor piece or clipping from a historical column. Names or dates are not clearly legible.
Fragmented OCR text from Red Bank New Jersey hints at a medical advance or remedy. Mentions branch 44 Red Haak and supply details amid garbled phrases. No clear names, dates, or concrete actions are legible.
The fiercest fighting in Pest week centered on Lorraine with Berlin and Paris reports noting German gains around Norroy and Hill 266 near Ponts Nousson. Elsewhere, Alsace sees a German offensive along the Lauch valley with two columns advancing, while Vouges reports storming Oberagegen and Wileen and 135 French prisoners taken. A brutal snowstorm rages in Vouges as artillery and outpost clashes persist in Chamagne and along Ypres.
The assembly passed a measure after a divided vote with three abstentions. Reports describe a torpedoed German steamship Bearborough damaged near Carvereugh harbor with casualties. A Berlin conference is noted over a 1 050 000 000 000 loan, and another reference mentions London and Pleid Mazvaal.
A vintage ad promotes California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for children to relieve constipation and prevent illness. It urges mothers to check tongues for feverish signs and to give a teaspoonful, claiming quick regularity and a gentle internal cleanse.
An advertisement explains bladder and kidney weakness from uric acid. It claims kidneys push acid to the bladder causing burning and frequent night trips, and promotes four ounces of effervescent lithia water as quick relief. The copy ends with unrelated lines about marriage and betting.
A Richmond woman speaks of relentless effort to fight illness, describing sleepless nights and steady resolve to keep going despite serious health challenges. The account highlights personal struggle and determination amidst hardship.
Relieved officials read that the German emperor invited Ambassador Gerard to confer at the battle front. The move comes four days before a submarine campaign against merchant ships begins. The talks are expected to clarify the American stance on shipments of conditional contraband and aid to Germany’s civilian population.
A fragmented dialogue describes Rosie boasting about visits to U S cities and Mexico while Goldie questions her experiences The text shifts to a line about a minister and a statistic noting Germany’s population rise from 4.2 million to 66 million over 25 years It ends with a remark on adjusting a new wrench head position relative to its handle
LA report says Goldie Evans led nine men in a running fight with three U S immigration officials near Calexico. Bullets flew in the desert as the band tried to smuggle nine people including six Chinese into the United States. Evans and most of her group were captured.
A report notes Loe Angelea Francis J. Hemey secretly wed Eden Yao Win We, a San Francisco clubwoman, amid a chaotic political scene. California graft prosecutor Hemey and a prominent social figure tie the knot, while a separate note discusses a 900 million indemnity fund adopted by the French government for German occupation damages, and a pro prohibition victory in Oregon. The text also references a Arizona prohibition case and violent incidents linked to organized crime in Texas and Iowa, with multiple unresolved details and garbled names.
Fragmented dialogue questions whether Wombat owns or rents his house and references an inventory, bankruptcy, and gifts. The text hints at assets, value, and character, mentioning Jones and an officeholder, with unclear punctuation and misread terms. The piece reads like a clipped column sketch or a diary note.
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