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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1916
Page
5
A nostalgic sales pitch urges mothers to switch from castor oil and calomel to a 50 cent bottle of California Syrup of Figs. The ad claims it cleans liver and bowels, soothes the stomach, and suits both children and adults with clear dosing directions.
In a New York hotel dining room two Chicago visitors celebrated ten years since graduating from the ranks of neweboys around Longacre Square. William Keene and Michael Manning, once paper sellers in front of the hotel, are now prosperous ranch owners in California. Ten years ago Keene met James Austin in gratitude, leading to an invitation and a trip to California to discuss cattle sales. A vacant seat marked the late Ho e, who died years ago.
A judge recounts a stream of anecdotes about marriages and personal misadventures. One tale has a man describing hardship while running a restaurant and a cashier wife, including a spicy mishap. The remarks reveal a mix of humor and frustration from the bench.
A dramatic moment at a jewelry shop spans a lightning episode that loosened a ring setting and created a shocking scene. The incident, tied to life and death stakes, unfolds with memory of a life changing event and the sudden exposure to danger.
The document shows Mrs Mary Arwright Hutiog filing for probate alleging the will directs the Democratic Coalition to oversee a Fat i temple project. She bequeathed a nominal sum for completion of the estate temple, with the overall value stated as a matter in the record.
Advice on foal weaning emphasizes care during summer, gradual separation after five to seven months, and preventing injury from fencing. Proper dam separation, a secure foaling area, and adequate grain and roughage support continued growth while reducing stress and dam dependence.
The common lamb tapeworm often enters the liver duct and is found in over 60 percent of western lambs at slaughter. while it can cause some issues, it is not seen as the main cause of lamb mortality. Veterinarians misdiagnose tapeworms in dogs, but their role in serious disease is limited. the same worms appear in horses and humans with minimal impact.
The note warns that moldy silage is harmful and should not be fed to any stock. It stresses extra care for horses and colts to prevent spoiled feed from reaching them and to ensure their feed remains safe and clean.
The fragmentary notice hints at a local event involving Winter Horne feeding canny and cony in Rome with a ration Buckwading doves Undigae ee. Names and details are unclear due to OCR issues.
President Wilson spoke in Cleveland urging readiness to defend the United States and honor if war comes. He warned the country may be forced to act and stressed the navy and coast defense, saying the nation must be prepared at once. He praised the nation and reflected on keeping out of war while maintaining dignity.
British doctor J. W. Newcome, long tied to the Mexican frontier, says starvation and distress among native populations in Lon ore rival conditions in Chihuahua Coahuila and Durango. He notes that few Europeans survive as leprosy roams and many victims wander freely.
A boy visiting grandparents Sunday morning was found dead after an alleged prank. Authorities report the body near a road miles from Helse, with life-threatening injuries. Medical staff say both hands and feet may need amputation but his condition is uncertain.
Twenty five families fled to May Day are safe after a snowslide burying the town. Local authorities fear several residents who stayed behind may be overwhelmed by the disaster and need assistance.
Philadelphia report states Governor Marte prem of this male was married here on bin ward Miss Flore Bele Parka, a distant relative who has lived near Brumbaugh Howe for twenty years. The account notes a formal ceremony and local standing in the ward.
Health for Sick Women presents testimonials from women describing improved health after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Included are claims of relief from fatigue irritability backache and bearing down pain, with notes of personal letters from Oklahoma Massachusetts and North Wisconsin. Source emphasizes confidential female guidance in response letters.
A guest asks what to say at Smiths wedding and is advised to improvise from personal thoughts. The exchanged remark suggests keeping it simple and sincere rather than rehearsed. The guidance emphasizes natural words over formal or elaborate set pieces.
A humorous snippet notes a slogan about barley compound water and a quip that any woman may drive her husband to drink but cannot make him take water, reflecting light newspaper wit.
The fragment hints at a debate where men and women compare weights or loudness of voices. It notes men claiming heavier speech or louder boasts than women. Context suggests a social or rhetorical study without clear events or sources.
An old ad touts Weeks Break-Up-A-Cold Tablets to ward off colds and la grippe. It promises strong relief, praising happiness and a wider power, urging readers to try Denison’s Coftes as a fashionable gift option.
A guest at a large studio event asks for an introduction to a woman in pink. The host struggles to recall the guest’s name and then reveals the woman’s name as Mine Smythe. The guest presses for the host to proceed with the introduction.
A damaged OCR fragment shows a brief, unclear line about a local parson or resident. Names, dates, or places are unreadable, leaving only a hint of a domestic or community notice in old script.
A damaged ad claims sudden death from arterial disease of the heart and kidneys, touting Dr Pierce's Forrest Favorite and Amuric tablets as a cure. The text attributes miraculous relief to immediate action dissolving uric acid and cites widespread testimonials.
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