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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1919
Page
2
A health talk endorses Anuric Tablets to dissolve uric acid buildup tied to kidney issues. The ad claims excess uric acid causes rheumatic pains and urges readers to consult Dr. Pierce for dietary and living advice to prevent recurrence.
A joking exchange notes a gloomy view of the mild winter while worrying about next summer's onion price. The page also promotes Cuticura products for rashes with appealing claims and teasing ads about pianists and cucumbers tracing centuries of cultivation.
Germany faces violent upheaval with Munich under martial law after Premier Kurt Eisner was assassinated. Nine men were shot, four dead including two cabinet members, as Berlin, Vienna, and Budapest see rising turmoil and talks of a dictator amid anti-terrorist battles and civil war fears.
News from Boston reports President Wilson's ship and its destroyer escort Harding losing bearings in heavy fog off Massachusetts. They ran for Boston light and came within about 1000 yards of grounding near Thatcher's Island at Cape Ann. Troops and passengers rushed to deck but the president remained calm and unconcerned.
Grandmother used Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound to restore hair color. Advert asks readers to buy at drugstores, claiming the mix darkens evenly and hides dye, with simple application using a comb or brush.
The piece presents twelve galaxy-eyed rabbits stacked on a grocer’s outdoor shelf with a lament for their sacrifices. Harvey Peake’s verse condemns the world that now closes to them, urging readers to reflect on gratitude and the awkward response of “Confoundedly tiny beasts, aren’t they?”
Police and U S agents conducted two raids in Boston leading to fourteen arrests. Authorities claim the seized material shows an alleged plan to kill President Wilson.
Dr Mary Walker aged 87 died at her home on Bunker Hill February 21 after a long illness. A surgeon in the Civil War she was awarded a congressional medal of honor and gained fame as the only woman allowed to appear in male attire by act of Congress.
An old newspaper fragment markets Swamp-Root as a remedy for kidney ailments. The ad text is garbled and partly illegible but implies widespread sale and mail order availability through a doctor or distributor. Named entities are unclear due to OCR damage.
A dialogue from the Birmingham Age Herald shows farmer Cobbles asking about buying a tank to stop road hogs in touring cars crowding his flyover. He jokes about simply “jogging down the road” and leaving a mark to see what would happen.
Senator Reed of Missouri delivered a two hour address Saturday denouncing the League of Nations as abdicating American sovereignty and violating the federal constitution, warning it would commit the United States to foreign entanglements.
An old fashioned ad claims Hy's Cream Balm quickly relieves nasal congestion from catarrh and cold by soothing swollen membranes. The fragment includes a mock marriage line from a Boston Transcript page, reflecting era linguistic style and product pitch.
Salvation Army officials say the tambourines used to collect offerings for 35 years will be discarded as part of a new fundraising drive. Commander Byrangotine Booth announces plans for a May campaign targeting ten million dollars to support the organization’s work in New York.
Herbert Hoover head of the European relief administration cables the American Meteorological Council urgently for clothing to assist the vast numbers of men women and children freed from German rule across Europe. The plea underscores the critical need for blankets coats undergarments and basic wear amid hardships and displacement.
A Detroit barber with a sharp tongue and bad face memory misaddresses a customer. He quips about a goat chewing hair, while the amused crowd recalls a prior meeting. The incident underlines the shop’s lively, irreverent pace and draws laughs from patrons.
An old liniment ad promises rapid relief for lumbago backache through a trial bottle available at drugstores. It claims soothing penetration, quick disappearance of pain, and non irritation to skin while curing ailments like tumbago and stiffness.
A garbled note praises a publicity department as highly energetic and discreet. It notes evident advantages from strong public relations efforts alongside other unspecified benefits. The fragment references a public body or agency and comments on the quality of its publicity operations.
Incomplete OCR fragment references Toledo City items and fees with unclear context. Readable portions mention Toledo and generic terms that hint at a civic notice. No full actions, dates, or named entities available for a precise summary.
A 14 year old named Louis Couper is identified as the youngest soldier involved in the Verdin sector action near Philadelphia. The youth recently returned home from overseas duty, honoring his unit’s efforts in the field.
A fatal wreck leaves nine dead and seventy five injured. The incident involves a B O passenger train collision with a freight train near Pittsburg. Police and investigators work at the scene while rescue teams tend to survivors and secure the area.
A damaged ad fragment touts a hair darkening tonic called Barbo Campound with glycerine and water. It claims gradual darkening of streaked or faded hair without oily scalp residue and offers full directions in each box, suggesting easy home application.
Mrs Fetharhed could hardly restrain herself as she greeted her husband at the store. She teased that the janitor learned why their meal was eaten last winter and joked about burning paper this morning when he discovered a furnace in the building.
Advert describes Botches's Syrup as a fifty one year remedy for coughs bronchitis and colds settled in the throat. Claims to give patient rest restoration by morning and soothing inflamed parts. States product made in America and widely used for over a century with many doses promised.
Speaker Champ Clark responded to a request presented Saturday by the Eastern Society of Washington. He spoke as a former president and addressed the concerns raised about anti-pep themes and related issues.
A garbled lyric fragment mentions Eades and gentlemen and a mournful little tune titled Mother’s Mail Turned to Butter, with the line Mother Lest Tk’s Gold. The text is incomplete and reads like OCR noise.
Premier Paderewski declared Poland needs a larger army and compulsory service to fight Bolshevism. The Polish national assembly convened on February 21 with Piłsudski signaling control, while Paderewski asked for a vote of confidence. He urged reform for workers, land for peasants, and equal rights for all citizens, as the assembly debated the country’s path forward.
Washington reports no money appropriated for continued operation of several war related government agencies. The report notes funds were not provided to carry over unspent war era appropriations, threatening continuation of key federal services.
Reports say Bavarian Premier Kartlamer was assassinated February 1 in Munich by Lieutenant Count Areo Valles. The count was wounded by a guard and remains under medical care as authorities investigate the scene during a Lacenary ceremony. Eyewitnesses recall the premier being photographed from a distance before the shooting amid political turmoil.
Senator Tarawa, Republican member of the Foreign Relations Committee, denounced a pact as a radical departure from Washington’s precedent and an erosion of the Monroe Doctrine in a February 21 Senate speech. He urged the public to vote on the issue.
London reports the bridal party will return with Army heroes stationed in various countries. About two hundred men have been stationed overseas and are now at the Canadian air charge depot at Broxton awaiting orders to return to their homes with wives and children.
Representatives from various factions gathered at a meeting in Me Qual to discuss the Bolle government led by Ignace Paiberewakl. Reports also mention the Bavarian minister killed and ongoing efforts to stabilize leadership as tensions rise.
A fragment recounts wedding superstitions in various cultures noting dress, timing, and ceremonies. Sweden and other nations reportedly link bridal attire, wedding dates, candle rites, and tears to fate, luck, and belief, with customs about cake sharing and bride’s demeanor.
A garbled quote from the Louisville Courier-Journal is presented as a reader message or editorial fragment. The readable text hints at implied caution or admonition to a child, with phrases about honesty and loyalty, though the full context remains unclear. Pricing, dates, or concrete actions are not determinable from the fragment.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a stern commandant demanding obedience from all and labeling the commander in chief as a tarred man. It suggests a critical view of authority figures within a cadet or military setting. The text is garbled and uncertain but centers on hierarchy and reputational critique.
A fragment quotes a line about truth and its inevitability rising to prominence. It suggests a philosophical or editorial reflection on honesty prevailing in future events or discourse. No identifiable persons or organizations are present in the readable text.
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