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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1917
Page
5
A fragmentary excerpt depicts a strong minded woman whose composure would not waver even if a man learned she had left home without her powder puff. The dialogue suggests a judgmental tone about propriety and discretion.
A historical advertisement warns caregivers about Castoria a medication for infants and children noting its age and association with a product from Beary the Gignatere et ta Uae for Children Cry for Mlateher's Castoria
Fragmentary lines discuss publishers and editors still pursuing notoriety and fame. Berikson believes he has enough leverage to misappropriate material and is now focused on editing work. The text resembles a gossip note about media figures and their interests.
Reports from German and Austrian papers show rising chatter about near term peace, with Budapest and Vienna predicting dawns of settlement while fears of renewed war linger. Observers warn only a victory based accord could secure monarchies, as nationalist strains resist parliamentary limits.
In a tense assessment observers note Guatemala under President Estra do Cabrera may join the United States in any potential Mexican conflict. Guatemala’s strong army and Cabrera’s counselors push toward prompt involvement potentially inspiring Nicaragua and others to unite against Mexico.
An old advertisement promotes Cascarets laxative to relieve bilious headaches and digestive ills. It claims the product cleanses the stomach liver and bowels while you sleep, with a box from the druggist promising a clear head and regularity by morning. It ends with a dark joke about vivisection and pig surgery.
An old advertisement claims strong reputation for Kilmer's Swamp Root with promises of relief and satisfaction from customers. The copy touts universal efficacy, noting many testimonials and sale details dated December 1918.
A historical recap links April to major American wars from the Revolution to World War I. It notes April dates for War with Mexico, Civil War, and German-American conflict. The piece mentions Herbert Hoover may lead a national defense council to curb speculative prices and boost production. An American official Lawton Van Hise is arrested in Ghent amid Belgian relief efforts.
A quip about curing a socialistic brother with shares of a munition firm surfaces amid discussions on Americas trade with Europe. The exchange hints at war era stock matters and political economy in a sharp, era-tinged remark.
Advertises Boschee's German Syrup as superior to common cough medicines for bronchitis colds and lung trouble. Claims it helps sleep and ease coughing by soothing inflamed parts and aiding recovery with fresh air and sunshine. Priced 25 and 75 cents for family size, sold widely in the United States Canada Australia and beyond.
A quotes filled excerpt features a blunt speaker who rejects artistry in money. He declares detachment from coin design and emphasizes utilitarian value over aesthetic credit, asserting that purchasing power matters more than who drew the coin.
The text argues fires and rats waste resources, noting Philadelphia losses and national fire insurance premiums in 1915. It suggests cutting fire protection costs by aligning rates with England to reduce living expenses, and calls attention to disease risks and economic waste.
The United States declared war on Germany as the House approved a resolution stating a state of belligerency exists. The vote was 373 to 60 after Senate passage, with debate and notable opposition led by Representative Kitchen and the lone woman in Congress, Miss Rankin, who abstained. President authorized to use military and naval forces to secure victory.
Fragmented ad copy describes a supposed cure for excess time and faulty circulation. It mentions young men and women and a claim that pure water taken with meals fatten a meal, and a product to expel uric acid.
A girl envisions being in love with a man even though she does not enjoy flirting with other men as much as she expected.
A Cincinnati man discovered a compound named freesone and markets a tiny bottle of Freezone. Apply drops to a tender corn or callus to dull soreness and loosen the skin so the corn lifts off. It dries quickly and shrivels the corn without irritating surrounding skin. If unavailable, ask a druggist to order a bottle from the wholesale house.
A machinist boasts a device that can measure a millionth of an inch while joking about its use in cutting ham for sandwiches. The inventor promises precision and surprise in mechanical feats.
A child questions who is boss at home in a short exchange about authority. The mother is identified as the real boss, while the father is seen as attempting to exert influence. The passage concludes with advice to ask the mother first and rely on her decision.
Local readers chuckle at a humorous exchange about awkward bridge partners. Miss Cayenne jokes about an unsuitable suitor while describing how every game with him becomes a comedy of errors. The lighthearted snippet captures social flirtation and board game banter.
In a quip about market mascots bulls and bears, the remark suggests lamb chops as the favored fare for Walk atreet figures. The exchange humorously hints at a dish preference amid trading prowess.
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