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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1917
Page
2
An old advertisement touts 10 cent Gascarets as a quick cure for biliousness and constipation. It promises thorough cleansing by morning, claims benefits continue with nightly use, and urges readers to ask their druggist for a box.
Bobby brings daily bits of knowledge home and sparks a neat parental exchange on a dealer father and a car front brass band quip. The boy’s line, Why? draws a quick lesson in context and humor from the conversation in Tailanapotla News.
A 25 cent bottle of Knowlton's Dandeline is advertised to stop dandruff and double hair beauty. The copy warns dandruff robs hair of luster and can cause itching and hair loss if untreated. An unrelated crime anecdote follows, recounting a street hold up and a suspect’s quizzical exchange.
Fragmented text notes that Kansas women win major offices with many elected as superintendents and county leaders. It mentions a pivotal election, broad participation, and a shift in local governance, though details are unclear due to OCR damage.
A garbled advertisement urges mothers to solve household food problems with a healthful plan. It touts a wartime style booklet by Mr. Oo of Omaha Nebraska, promising a free universal guide to living well and improving family meals.
Paul Haffer of Tacoma jailed for four months over a libelous article accusing George Washington of drunkenness. A Portland court denies a temporary injunction to block increased eastern rail freight rates to Portland and Seattle.
The Entente allies reject Germany and its partners peace proposals as empty and insincere. Premier Briand delivered the joint note to Ambassador Sharp, naming Belgium France Great Britain Italy Japan Montenegro Portugal Roumania Russia and Berlin as signatories. They accuse Germany of war maneuvers and massive outrages, demand penalties and reparations, and say no peace is possible without full guarantees and respect for national rights.
Hailey Ida-Benara Nees a 20 year old Polish laborer arrested last week on a suspected attempt to attack a young girl is also suspected in the murder of Alice Empey at Idaho Falls last April authorities say Sheriff Reynolds Blaine county in charge denies Ness confessed a Washington field note reports the 1916 mining output value and profits including copper around 200 million dollars with production ahead of 1915 Lawson urges immediate stock market manipulation probe to Congress from Thomas W Lawson in an hour long interview with Representative Heary.
Philadelphia church authorities head a movement opposing a premature peace accord in Europe. The leaders aim to rally opposition among religious communities to the potential armistice terms.
Jobp Wilkes Booth, last of the famous acting family, was buried in Leadville Colorado on Sunday. He was the grandson of Junius Brutus Booth and nephew of Edwin Booth, marking the final chapter for the lineage of stage legends.
John D. Moore secretary of the Friends of Irish Free predicts another revolution in Ireland is certain unless peace is restored very soon. Moore spoke Monday urging action and caution amid growing tensions and political calls.
A domestic guide discusses thrifty fruit use, preserving apples, making jelly, and waste avoidance. It offers recipes and tips from durable home practices, including vinegar from peelings, baked apples, and practical crafts like buttonhole repair and gift wrapping.
The piece argues that story loving children respond best when teachers share fairytales with real enthusiasm. It warns that mere duty without heartfelt storytelling fails to engage, and urges educators to immerse themselves fully in the story’s life to inspire listeners and gain proper rewards.
A fragmented discussion notes the physical effort of writing a letter. It cites a rapid penman at 80 words a minute and describes the pen's travel through spaces and hours spent daily. The passage mentions large yearly totals and a man who reportedly made 1,009,000 marks in a month with a single pen.
An editorial reflection from St John’s Bulletin on where true liberty and wealth reside. It argues that authority and love at home shape character, guiding youths toward virtue, loyalty, and meaningful success rather than chasing distant opportunities.
A desert water hole forms only at night in western Aue train deserts. A long narrow trench hides a plate of rock separated from the mass below by a cavity. Day heat expands the plate causing water to retreat. cooler nights pull water into the trench, creating a nocturnal water supply accompanied by rushing air sounds.
A quirky exchange frames a large business leader as highly optimistic about progress with a pew efficiency expert. The remark highlights cordial relations and a notable split when several members of May Caumity were discharged, reflecting internal tensions amid a productivity push.
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