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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1920
Page
5
Prompt and persistent Swamp-Root praise notes its claimed kidney liver and bladder benefits. An advertisement urges readers to mail ten cents for a sample and to mention the paper, while a brief comic exchange about forgetfulness appears nearby.
An advertisement extols Cath cura Talcum Powder as an antiseptic scented talcum for face and skin, claiming convenience and economy. It mentions Cathcura Toilet Ointment and Hair Tonic, and includes a dialog line about hair tonic. The fragment hints at divisive family arithmetic satire.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a disease theme and references bones and skulls in a garbled phrase. No clear persons, places, dates, or organizations are readable to identify a concrete news item.
A disjointed discussion notes Walter Raleigh on Shakespeare lacking a fixed hypocrite figure due to his cheerful childhood. It cites Ble Walter and Joseph Hall on hypocrisy and praise for wise restraint. The piece also reports on a French anti tuberculosis education drive funded by the Rockefeller Foundation, detailing exhibits, lectures, and mass distribution of materials across towns.
A ministry of food order raises butter to 12 cents per pound, aiming to curb falling butter production as creameries shift to margarine. A Christian Science Monitor letter from Dublin notes retailers say butter sells at any price over margarine, risking a butter famine without the raise.
A fragmented text discusses changing the word movie to cinema and debates terminology in entertainment. It references Pittsburgh and possible industry preference for the term cinema over movie. The snippet hints at a broader language shift among film engineers and media observers.
A compact reflection on achieving success through steady effort and prudent time management. It emphasizes consistent action in every endeavor and the value of focused, practical work to cultivate achievement.
In Mantua a mob riot triggered by 500 strikers and extremist elements overwhelmed police and soldiers. They stormed barracks and railway stations, freed prisoners, looted shops, tore up rails, and set fires, with many dead and dozens wounded as troops restored order with gunfire and machine guns.
Washington receives official dispatches on the killing of General Felipe Angeles. Mexican federal troops reportedly used explosive bullets. The firing squad faltered as shots scattered singlely, wounding Angeles in the legs, head, and abdomen, until he was killed. Angeles remained calm and gave the command to fire.
Former state treasurer Mahor-G Allen who confessed to embezzling 15000 from the treasury during his term was pardoned after serving five years and a month of a five to ten year sentence. He had been released from prison by the state pardon board following his time served. The note mentions a swimming record by Norman Ross and travel restrictions during wartime, with garbled words in the surrounding text.
A fragmented quote shows men debating why the senate exists and recalling bygone days. The passage hints at a nostalgic view of governance and order, contrasting past expectations with present concerns.
Fragmentary text includes unclear phrases and names. The readable parts offer no complete event or identifiable entities. The piece seems to be a garbled OCR capture without actionable facts or context.
An old advertisement touts Danderine as a quick hair enhancer. It promises instant transformation from dull hair to abundant soft lustrous locks and claims to remove dust and oil while promoting growth and scalp freshness.
A Yonkers Stitesman quote recalls a restaurant scene where a businessman notes the waitress keeps food clean. His friend agrees, adding that she even brushes dust off his custard pie with her apron, illustrating attentive service.
An advertisement touts Bayer Tablets of Aspirin for colds pain headache neuralgia lumbago and rheumatism. It claims Bayer means genuine aspirin prescribed by physicians for nineteen years and notes handy tins of 12 tablets cost a few cents. The ad mentions Bayer as monoacetyl salicylic acid and hints at home improvements with mirrors in Flatbush and Bensonhurst.
A vintage medical ad touts Green's August Flower as a gentle laxative that cleanses the stomach and intestines, regulates digestion, and aids the liver, claiming it cures indigestion nervous dyspepsia and constipation. It asserts widespread use in households worldwide for over a century and urges readers to try a bottle from druggists and dealers.
The judges at Cedar Falls huby show awarded many prizes, aiming to please all contestants. Mrs Bacon-T notes the event featured numerous prizes, with praise for the participants.
Allies demand Germany sign the armistice protocol or face military coercion. Paris conference directs immediate measures if refused. Officials note American forces would likely join any forward move alongside Britain and France, with ongoing negotiations over the sinking of ships and related reparations.
Washington report says the United States will take no part in a further invasion of Germany unless ordered by the president. Major General Henry T. Allen commands 20,000 troops in the Coblenz sector but is under direct U S control via the French general headquarters. The War Department insists the United States retains practical independence within its current territorial rights.
Minneapolis reports Hibbing will relocate as ore beneath the town is now found. the town will be moved to allow mining, with a prior relocation years ago that left no repeat of the same. Authorities plan the new site to permit work, despite the upheaval and high costs.
A damaged OCR text fragment hints at a local event with unclear details. Readable names and concrete facts are absent, leaving the main action and participants unresolved.
A garbled street note describes a tavern scene with fragmentary lines about water and a poet figure. The text references Lunievlliy Cour and a curious, weathered ambiance scattered with odd spellings and incomplete phrases.
A fragmented OCR note references California Fig Syrup as a child laxative and urges mothers to seek safer options. It mentions the product name repeatedly, implies medical guidance, and hints at instructions for dosing and safety, though the text is garbled. The context reflects vintage advertising language and parental concern over children's medicines.
A garbled passage features mispunctuated dialogue about a temple and editor, with phrases complaining about the editor and implying a moral critique of press conduct. The excerpt appears as damaged OCR from a historical source with fractured quotes and unclear attribution.
An ad claims relief from a severe cold with a dose every two hours, saying the first dose opens nostrils and relieves congestion, headache, feverishness, and sneezing. It touts quick, drugstore affordability and insists on Pupe's label without quinine.
A sympathetic neighbor chides a golf widow about her husband who cannot play golf. The exchange reveals tension over the hobby, with the widow replying about the lack of knowledge on the matter.
Deafness cannot be cured by local means says this notice. It explains catarrh as the inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube causing rumbling and partial hearing loss. The text claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine can restore the tube to normal and hearing, offering one dollar for a cure if not helped. Circulars free from F.J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
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