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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1919
Page
3
A fragment from Philadelphia describes a tired nervous mother stating after three months of illness she feels better, can eat normally, and no longer suffers distress. The note mentions 242 North Taylor Street and a Mrs Worthiline in a tone of personal health anecdote.
A jokey exchange mentions Mrs Youngthing and Mrs Wellalong arguing over dye and coal, then touts Cuticura Soap for complexion and Cuticura Ointment for skin. The ad copy ends with a pun about feminine gender and vaselaux, reflecting a lighthearted period style.
A reverent overview traces Old Glory from its 1776 origins at Boston through Betsy Ross and early flags to its symbol as liberty and unity. It recalls battles, salutes, and the enduring meaning of the Stars and Stripes as a sacred national emblem.
A 1777 flag made from a soldier's shirt, an old blue coat, and a red petticoat is celebrated for its role in Burgoyne's campaign and by Paul Jones. The piece recalls the flag's meaning of justice, freedom, and humanity as 1919 observances mark a new epoch without changing its significance.
A 1919 Tribune reflection on the U S flag as a symbol grown sacred through war and sacrifice. It argues the flag is as great as the people who love and defend it, and that pride and emotion rise with national generosity and courage. The piece condemns faltering citizenry as diminishing the flag’s meaning.
Fraudulent aspirin tablets were widely sold by a Brooklyn manufacturer mostly made of talcum powder. The genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin are American made and owned, marked with the Bayer Cros. Customers are urged to request Bayer tablets and buy only from the original Bayer package with directions. In other notes a hotel guest and a family naming Mrs Mary McGinnis and Miss Mayme Macilantes appear briefly in the text.
Instructions from Frank P. Goeder of Colorado Agricultural College Fort Collins outline remedies for leaking fountain pens. Suggest soaking in warm water letting air reach joints applying oil to spindle and threads then refilling. If parts are set heating with hot water then twisting to loosen warnings about overheating near flames.
The Card quotes a speaker calling a boy very destructive and recounts remarks about clothing and a bride and bridegroom, contrasting views from the Boston Transcript. The dialogue frames a humorous yet sharp social snapshot on behavior and appearance.
Fragmented advertorial style text mixes health claims about age related fitness with kidney and urinary system concerns. It promotes Haarlem Oil Capsules from Holland as a remedy and mentions a court remark about justice and a counselor speaking to a judge.
A terse social maxim urges men to emulate warmth and courtesy to win acceptance. The statement emphasizes the value of kindness as a social tool in daily interactions.
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