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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1916
Page
2
An old advertorial urges drinking hot water with limestone phosphate before breakfast to cleanse the digestive system and purge toxins. It claims benefits for liver kidneys and bowels, promising renewed vitality and youthfulness. The piece mixes health advice with humorous, period-tinged quips and a brief collage of unrelated items.
War correspondent asserts the advance has met with and checks, while the censor forces certifying. The exchange from the Louisville Courier Journal captures a push to verify financial or military assurances with formal checks.
A deeply religious Elgin family recalls a moment when the elderly boy was taught proper table grace. During a gathering several women were present and the widow, embarrassed, offered a brief plea to above to forgive them for their food.
AArkansas woman credits her health to refusing upfront medical fees and trying Postum after years of stomach trouble. She sought four doctors, heard promises of cures, and finally found relief by stopping coffee and drinking Postum Cereal, reporting better sleep and eased pain.
A condensed world of 150 saloons shuttering in Idaho as a strict year opening prohibition thrives. Colorado lifts a stay on J C Bulger’s execution appeal while a sanity hearing delays. Articles cover industrial reports, deaths from poisoning, violent incidents, ship ventures, and political shifts across multiple states and nations.
A tenacious buck with impressive horns tamed dogs in a deer enclosure. Hobart Ames kept deer at his winter home in Tennessee, where one buck learned to repulse canine charges, turning the dogs into panicked retreaters. The kennel crew finally separated the animals after a fierce confrontation.
The note surveys concern about Jones owning an automobile Mia Jones new gown and looming bills for rent and food. It argues worry harms health and life chances, noting sympathy for illness and funerals while urging action over fret.
A traveler in the South stops for the night at a second rate hotel in western Georgia. The scene centers on a brief, tense exchange with a clerk as the man faces a wary, wary atmosphere while seeking rest. The Argonaut records the moment with a lean, observational tone.
A chaotic exchange reveals marital strain over luxury and familiarity. The wife questions financial and social comforts while the husband asserts control, hinting at ongoing domestic tension and a potential rift within the couple.
Russian offensive across Besarabia marches toward the Balkans with a reported force of at least 1.6 million men. Dispatches claim German and Austrian troops in Serbia were ordered to drive Entente forces from Greece, while Athens warned martial law may be imposed and Greek leaders face a cabinet meeting to ratify it.
Washington mourns Associate Justice Joseph Rucker Lamar who died at his home Sunday night from heart failure intensified by lung inflammation. Born October 14 1857 in Buckersville Georgia he studied at the University of Georgia Bethany College and Washington and Lee Law School before a career largely defending railroads and large corporations.
A portion of the Purde peace expedition members plans to leave the group at Copenhagen, while the rest proceed to The Hague. A severe Atlantic storm then hit England, causing extensive damage including shattered shop windows in Liverpool and widespread effects in Monmouthshire.
Reported arrests for violating state prohibition and a series of violent incidents unfold across Montgomery and surrounding areas. Two young women were killed and several others injured in a collision and lynching related events. A telephone pole attack and multiple crashes raise alarm as authorities tally casualties and arrests.
An old advertisement touts Discarets as a cure for headaches caused by liver and bowels. It claims the product cleanses the stomach, removes undigested food and foul gases, takes excess bile from the liver, and expels waste. A ten cent box is advertised as working overnight.
An advertisement urges readers to take Jad Salts to flush kidneys when back pain or urinary issues occur. It promotes four ounces of the tonic daily in water, claims relief from bladder disorders, and notes the product is an effervescent lithia water made from grape seed and lemon, with a local druggist endorsing its use for kidney trouble.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Swamp Root remedy and a dated reference to 2005 with garbled phrases about therapies and tests. It references a figure called Gooner and a style comment tied to malted bat and pacifist themes, but the text is largely unreadable.
Fragmentary OCR reads Seer Coa of CASTOBIA in a sale and sure remedy fears. The text mentions signatures, children crying, and a botanic lay not be. It is unclear with many garbled words but implies a legal or financial action involving a sale and remedy.
A fragmentary report notes a promise of curing piles in roughly two weeks with a medicinal claim and references large numbers of people involved in the discussion. Details are incomplete and unclear.
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