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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1920
Page
2
A fragmented ad text touts a stomach and liver remedy from Dr. Pierce Lacovery after la grippe. It claims 14 pa or 14 sian se fad and urges readers to hurry to secure the product, promising good results. The wording is garbled but emphasizes rapid success and sharing the remedy with others.
Ratification exchanges completed for the Versailles peace treaty except the United States. Delegates led by Clemenceau signed the protocol at 4 09, with ceremonies in the clockroom and rapid ratifications by Britain France Japan Belgium and others. The treaty includes the league covenant and international labor provisions, and goes into effect for signatory powers.
Fragmentary text shows a misread inquiry about payment and a reply from Mir. Walleber mentioning a forthcoming ceremony and related country dealings. The readable names and actions suggest a local inquiry context without clear resolution.
A garbled excerpt references mythic figure Banta Chine and a broken critique of a senator. The text hints at people being educated or fenced, with a faded remark on qualification tied to public perception. It remains unclear and lacks concrete details.
An old advertisement extols California Syrup of Free as a safe laxative for children. It urges parents to look for the name California on the package to ensure a harm free, fruity tasting dose. The copy emphasizes motherly assurance and loving care.
Bernice tells her mother they plan to wash windows but fear rain. Dorothy, age three, reassures them proposing to hang the dry panes in the attic. The light exchange captures a playful domestic scene with a child’s practical twist.
A promotional ad urges readers to switch from harsh laxatives to Onite for cleansing and reparating the stomach liver and bowels. It claims Onite removes sour fermenting foods foul gases and excess bile aiding a cleaner colon and bowels overnight without griping or sickness.
A student in school eagerly answered a teacher's prompt about the backbone of the American Revolution. The student mispronounced and said a humorous line about the “pleal cord,” causing the class to laugh at the moment.
Heavy shipments from Seattle show large value goods moved during the period as Seattle, the American gateway to Siberia, ships goods worth 15,780.71 to compete with last year. A Diamond Dyes advertisement promotes dye kits for fabrics including wool and cotton.
The readable text provides garbled steps about dyeing gray hair with unspecified ingredients and warnings, mentioning a mayor and Marley Compound. It mentions applying something twice and references shade results, but the overall meaning is incoherent and lacks concrete facts or context.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Guthevra product line for babies including a rod rove agg item and Bot Doth ref Cullicure Baap with an ointment. It also notes a dusting powder Calico Yellow and a Pollet Teia-ady dispensary culturing term, suggesting a cosmetic care product for infant use.
In San Antonio officials say there is no proof Carranza officials back a Bolshevik program in Mexico, while a Senate subcommittee probes radical influences amid reports that evaders from the U.S. army fled to Mexico. Witnesses, including Mexican refugees, testify as summonses exceed 200. Some testimony concerns Mexicos early days under Carranza and U.S. relations with Mexico.
Washington says Congress appropriated 8.5 million dollars to compensate western miners for losses during wartime ore production. The War Minerals Relief Commission will disperse funds. current claims pending total about 2 million, limited to those specifically asked to produce manganese tungsten chrome and other minerals.
Salt Lake City mayor B A Bock narrowly escaped death from carbon monoxide released by a faulty hot water heater at his home late Sunday. He became unconscious in the bathroom after locking himself in. his wife detected the gas and rescued him in time.
Win Hl. Hays, chairman of the Republican national committee, spoke to about 50 attendees at a Saturday dinner in Salt Lake City. He said the aim was to test what is best for the country and focus on practical politics rather than party theatrics.
Two men and a boy died when a freight train collided with a westbound passenger train on Medbury hill west of Glenn's Perry, wrecking twenty one freight cars and killing a horse. The deceased were Henry M. Goad of Hichfield Maho and Frank Powell of Calibwell. A relief loan to Austria, Poland and other European countries was mentioned in the same clipping.
A damaged OCR item warns about blood infection risks and seeking proper medical care. It mentions lung involvement and urges against home remedies. The fragment references Swift Spectic Coy in Atlanta Georgia and includes unclear physician guidance.
Popular Mechanics notes a novel house hunting method with ready to move houses sold at 200 dollars each. In Cincinnati over 200 rooms were bought in two days, with concrete block foundations costing about 223 dollars and delivery by truck for 120 dollars, total 553 dollars for a complete home.
A Petunia shopkeeper and a customer trade a wry exchange about rising prices and cooler thermometers. The Kannasity Star notes the banter reflects everyday price tensions in commerce.
A quirky exchange about a man who prides himself on bringing a blush to faces. The dialogue suggests people seek him out to buy rouge, highlighting social vanity and cosmetic culture.
The article recalls age records of Sophocles at ninety, Thomas Carlyle at eighty five, Jeremy Bentham linking to John Stuart Mill’s lineage, and Voltaire dying at eighty four, highlighting enduring reputations alongside long lives.
Athens mwot plans a 600 kilometer canal from the Danube Morava confluence to Saloniki. The route would follow the Morava through Berlin and then along the Warder valley, towing the river toward Saloniki, forming a major waterway project.
A fragmentary Old Story notes that a rib in a costly luxury item sparked a court case or legal dispute, mentioning Acton and Hing in vague terms. The readable text hints at a satire or misheard quote about a rib triggering a financial or reputational incident.
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