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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1919
Page
5
Mrs Jas Fonsi from Fitzahurgh writes that after weeks of aches, headaches, and weak health she used Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound following a friend’s tip. She reports improvement after two bottles and claims her weekly pains and toothbite issue faded, crediting the remedy.
A cabman helps a stout elderly passenger from a cab, assuring her he will manage with courtesy. The exchange shows the cabby’s gallantry as he offers assistance and reassures the rider about amenities and care.
An old advertisement extols Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a trusted tonic for the kidneys liver and urinary system. It urges readers to purchase a bottle by sending ten cents and using testimonial language to imply medical endorsement.
A quirky dialogue fragment features Pasture DB and Austin discussing churchgoing and a shift of leadership. The text hints at a reconceived role for a “Broth ah Green” and mentions a heroic derwlod with unclear context.
Fragmentary text mentions a great structure and concrete details but lacks clear dates names or places. The readable bits suggest a construction or monument note with unspecified specifics and potential preservation context. Further context needed for precise headline and summary.
Utah Wyoming Montana and Colorado interests among plaintiffs challenge the United States Steel corporation and others for alleged violations of the federal trade commission act. The Western association petitions Chicago as a second steel price base and seeks inquiry into production costs, asserting Gary calls the case a major national issue and urging price fairness based on cost plus reasonable profit.
Reports from Coblenz indicate American soldiers married German women as misunderstandings over anti fraternization rules spread. Many marriages occurred before a corrective order clarified that Germany and the United States were technically at war until the treaty was signed. No charges had been filed against the men as authorities note the confusion and policy remained in force.
Representative Hudapeth of Texas urged U S recognition withdrawal for Curran and said American troops should remain in Mexico until a stable government is established during a Saturday House address advocating military occupation of Mexico by the United States.
The supreme counts of the service conference decided after an effort to send a communique to the Longarian people. They warn that if Bela Kan government is ejected and movement is initiated, the Nockade will be lifted and relief provided.
Wartime restrictions extend to German dye imports as the government maintains controls on essential chemicals. Officials emphasize continued supply limits for textiles and printing inks, impacting manufacturers and retailers nationwide.
Fragmented report mentions Aleace capital Hiramebirg and Ohin Columbus with a food price inquiry. References to military and elyiions, Batt guinary conflicts, and requests to Attorney General Jon O Brive appear garbled. No clear date, place, or outcome can be determined from the readable text.
In a dated look at how clothing evolved, the piece notes sock clocks formed from fabric seams once hidden. gloves bore back stripes to conceal Angers stitching. a leather hat band shows a leather loop relic. handkerchief shapes shifted from irregular to right angled after a Versailles decree in early 1785.
Excerpt describes Moorish urban labyrinths in Morocco with water carriers, guarded courtyards, and lush gardens. Vivid contrasts between harsh exterior fronts and richly decorated interiors hint at exotic life and faded harems in Kisle FL Well’s travel prose.
The passage extols human frailties and internal imperfection while noting a shared capacity for both kindness and cruelty. It argues that every trait has a proper place, yet ambivalence remains as empathy and misfortune evoke a bittersweet, unshaped pleasure in observing others’ suffering.
The article describes Arctic conditions as dark and bleak yet notes optical effects in the night sky. It mentions auroras near Humlinaat and Kaplevere, with local men reportedly passing long winter nights by seeking entertainment and amusement.
Chicago on the southwest side erupted in a strike riot leaving one man dead and multiple wounded as white and black groups clashed from Twenty-first to Thirty-fifth streets. Police and ambulances rushed to the area while reports indicated several hundred may have drowned in the lake amid the chaos.
Fitzgerald a 80 year old married man confessed to killing Janet Wilkinson a six year old neighbor's child last Tuesday. He led officers to the body hidden beneath coal under basement stairs and it was recovered. Coroner Hoffman ordered an inquest as authorities proceed with the case in Chicago.
Denver officials plan a municipal food, meat and fuel market to lower living costs. A preliminary study will test feasibility, with possible purchases of canned foods for sale at cost through war department supplies. The plan follows Seattle’s model and targets setup within ninety days unless federal action changes plans.
Disjointed report notes Senator Borah of Idaho carrying a legislative clash into church circles during a Sunday service. Mentions tensions over church and state, a long-running dispute, and references a contentious historical settlement.
The readable portion shows garbled words about beer and arrests, mentioning a Saturday event and a decree on penalties. It references England and envoy appointments, but the fragmentary content prevents a clear, factual summary of a single event.
An old advertisement parodies Bayer’s protected “Bayer Cross” and promotes Aspirin with warnings about fake packaging. It includes a stray note about packaging costs, consumer deceptions, and a dialogue about misidentification of the maker. Other items touch skin care and playful literary quips about John Shakespeare.
A reader alert urges mothers to inspect each bottle of Castoria for the signature of its longtime use note. The message warns that giving the remedy to a child requires verification to avoid unsafe administration.
An ad claims rheumatism stems from kidney poisons and urges immediate care. It touts GOLD MEDAL and Honest Oil as remedies to expel toxins, restore kidney and bladder health, and end pain from rheumatism, lumbago, and gall stones, warning imitators.
Fragmented lines hint at a critique of treatment and guidance, with odd phrasing suggesting dialog about cinema and influence. Names and clear actions are obscured, yielding a puzzling, oblique snapshot of a discussion on perception and age.
A garbled note about due dates and personal plans creates confusion. The fragment mentions a wife and partner, unclear timelines, and several misspelled names. Authorities urge verification of appointment schedules and communication to avoid further delays.
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