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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1919
Page
2
A fragmented ad style notice describes nervous ailments considered women’s health issues. The piece promotes Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. products and claims many women have benefited from their preparations. It invites readers to write for guidance and remedies.
A three year old named Bobbie naps then roams the yard as his mother bathes and prepares a roll. He explores the house, pours water, and makes cement from a toy. He admits dipping his hand in the sugar bowl and eating sugar, but is not punished.
A humorous exchange features a mistaken claim about a royal figure and a light rebuke about three tired cooks, reflecting a playful, anecdotal moment.
Happenings from Seattle and beyond cover a receiver for Spam kune Inland empire Railroad, a $4,000,000 bond security trust deed, Seattle port pier bids, and battles over prohibition and boxing laws. Reports span Montana politics, Seattle mayor Hiram Gill’s death, and national figures like President Wilson, with war and railroad policy, court actions, and foreign affairs all sketched in rapid-fire items.
Promises sample bottles by parcel from Kilmer Co of Binghamton, urging women to try a bladder and urinary remedy sold through merchants. Pitches bold claims and emphasizes pride and social appeal to entice purchases.
An old ad copy touts Boschee's Syrup as a universal cough remedy for coughs bronchitis colds and throat irritation across the United States. It claims soothing effects clear lungs and gentle morning relief while noting long standing availability. Also mentions Cuticura preparations for babies and skin irritation in a generic health ad style.
President Wilson agrees to Gregory retirement on March 4 after letters from Paris reveal his long planned exit over pecuniary reasons. The cabinet scene adds to Wilson’s six year turnover with McAdoo and Bryan also having left, while no successor is named yet and speculation points to Polk or Lewis.
Phon J. Condon, secretary of the Marine Workers' affiliation, states that they agree to leave the whole controversy for settlement by the national war labor bound.
In Washington lawmakers debate capturing German war spoils to fund civic projects. Over 125 bills push authorizations for derision and appropriation. A rule speeds action on a bill to spend 100 million for European famine relief requested by President Wilson.
Train collision near Batavia New York Central line South Byron early Monday left twenty one dead and three seriously injured. Two locomotives derailed while running behind schedule in a weakly bound service collision.
Delegates named by farmers to attend the national reset structure conference were announced Sunday, with key figures Hf Gustafson of Nebraska and Dr B F Ladd of North Dakota among those to represent the movement at the peace conference in Paris.
A house fire at an Oxford farm claimed five lives including a couple, their young son and daughter, and two laborers. Investigations indicate the blaze started in the afternoon, with neighbors reporting hearing explosions before flames engulfed the building. Local authorities are reviewing the cause.
The text discusses Ireland growing wood for Britain as a food supply measure. It notes Ireland’s population share, cattle and pig production figures, and the proportional reliance of the United Kingdom on Irish products. The passage uses unclear wording and contains several typographical errors.
A garbled historical line appears to hint at a peculiar event or person named Crigwetsl Bald. Scholars note the fragmentary orthography suggests a cryptic note or marginal gloss from a distant manuscript. Further manuscript analysis may reveal its origin and meaning.
A fragmentary, old newspaper style travel note describes Ottoman life with focus on plumbing absence in Turkish homes, tableless meals on cushions, and a Turkish dinner featuring coffee, fruit, breads, stuffed vegetables, and various delicacies. It mentions garden water systems and a seating tradition, ending with a wary, antiquated tone about cuisine.
An aging mercenary known as the Soldier of Fortune dies after a life spent fighting for various powers. He drifted across seas and wars from Spain to England to the New World, taking any job as long as a banner waved. Though his enemies shifted, his creed remained simple: war was his business and his appetite for conflict everlasting.
A quirky, era-flawed notice describes a local figure known as Handy Man Glaima, a jack of all trades and town manager, amid a volcanic eruption scene. It notes lava from Venus Dua and new structures, with a claimed temperature near 1.800 and a distant, warm climate perception.
Fragmentary text mentions land ties and changes during the war, with references to long-term effects on property and people. It notes disruption of land ownership, shifts in tenure, and questions about future arrangements and permissions amid wartime conditions. The readable portions suggest policy or social changes tied to conflict and occupation.
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