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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1917
Page
2
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a cure for liver stomach and bowel distress. It promises relief from headaches indigestion and constipation and claims benefits for children with a clean colon. Also notes other rural products and a dental plate offer.
An old testimonial advertorial claims kidney and liver issues may improve with Swamp Root produced by Kilmer and Company. The piece urges readers to request a sample for ten cents and notes larger bottles for sale, referencing Dr Kilmer & Co and a Lincoln Nebraska address.
Fragmentary description depicts odd birds and a disturbed scene in a bush setting. The text mentions a loudP el s of aproariona and a mockery of a young boy disturbing a congregation. It references a kookoo bird and a strange source of lumghe rer, with unclear actions and locations.
An ad claims a Cincinnati chemist discovered a new ether compound named Freezone that eases soreness from corns and calluses. It promises fast, painless relief when applied to tender areas and asserts it dissolves corns without irritation, urging readers to ask their druggist to obtain it from wholesale houses.
A garbled text fragment mixes stray names and phrases about a diet line and a dream of a place with wild imagery. The piece reads like a disjointed diary snippet or overheard whisper with unclear participants and setting.
A varied roundup of North American farm and world items, including a West Coast lumber association pledge, wartime service hopes from Indian service officials, a Denver record price for cattle, and numerous local incidents. Notes cover labor, crime, politics, and industry, with mentions of rail congestion, prohibition moves, and notable deaths.
A sweeping foreign and domestic news summary notes strikes and lockouts in the United States, bank robbery in Arkansas, a state vote on prohibition, and medical and legal developments. It covers U S presidential notes on German intrigue, a House passage empowering arming ships, and ongoing warfare reports including submarine activity, prisoner releases, and constitutional changes in New Mexico and Ontario.
Nature maintains balance between predators and prey through natural limits. Human activity disrupts this balance by overhunting and trapping, reducing or increasing certain species. Even benevolent efforts to protect wildlife can cause shifts, leading to rapid changes in animal populations.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer cites a Interior Department estimate: if all buildings destroyed by fire in a year were lined along a highway 65 feet wide, New York to Chicago would be filled with destroyed structures. One ruin every thousand feet, and remains of those burned to death every three-quarters mile, with property losses about 250 million dollars yearly and similar costs for fire services and insurance.
Michael Balli, a famed New York newspaper man, visits his uptown barber Tony’s shop. He imitates his routine until a stranger replaces Tony and reveals he is Tony’s brother, claiming Tony ran into trouble the night before. Confusion follows as Sullivan is led toward the chair.
In a family scene, Moe, Diab Walte, Glalys Dulewalte and Delia Dabwalte clash over reading material. The discussion centers on differing tastes from outrage literature to provocative photophilming and a sports page desire, reflecting diverse preferences within the circle.
A garbled dialogue features a man in a red necktie and a boardroom setting as they attempt a riddle about hair and soup. The muddled text suggests a playful but unclear exchange, with phrases like why the hair cut precedes soup and a mistaken name reference to the dean.
Orchard workers maintain a tidy area by mowing weeds and keeping the ground clear. Mekers perform essential tasks in damp conditions, wading through dew and briare to reach required areas.
A fragment notes pruning fruit on pears follows a fifty two day cycle with Sundays excluded and weather affecting suitable pruning days. It hints at temperature and viewable conditions influencing timing.
Twelve senators led by LaFollette and aided by Stone refused to allow a vote on arming American ships amid German submarine threats. The bill to empower President Wilson to arm merchant vessels died as Congress closed, despite a cross‑party push to pass it. A manifesto signed by seventy‑six senators asserted support for passage, while thirteen opposed the declaration and some would have voted for the bill if given the chance.
President Wilson on March 3 signed the post office appropriation bill containing the bone dry provision. The measure, described as the most far reaching prohibition act, bans liquor importation into states enacting prohibition and marks the first direct federal action against liquor traffic.
Mexico City March 2 Luis Cabrera provi son advance minister and member of the Mexican delegation to the recent Mexican United States Joint conference denied vehemently that he knew anything of the proposed alliance between Mexico and Germany against the United States or that he had aided the German plan.
The American freighter Silver, under Captain John Chariton, left New York on March 3 bound for France. The crew included twelve Americans among the personnel aboard the vessel in the U-Boat Zone near Americana Uraye.
A Red Cross nurse named Krislu was found brutally attacked in a small park near Dresden. The victim, a young woman, sustained fatal injuries in what authorities are treating as a violent assault. Police are investigating the case as a serious homicide and seeking witnesses and security footage from the area.
Governor W L Hareding orders Montane to arrest Quan Tong in connection with the murder of Gam Story City amid the latest town leg and requish ion details.
A Kansas woman was held without bail after a fatal shooting of her husband during a dispute. The case involves Edward Kreler and centers on alleged motive and circumstances surrounding the homicide. Police investigation continues with charges pending.
Mrs Margan Quinn of Bear 209 Worthen Street Lowell Maine reports relief from distressing midlife symptoms after trying Lydia E Pinkham preparations. She cites relief from pain and mentions warnings of suffocation hot flashes headaches backaches and apprehension. Readers are advised to seek free medical advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Massachusetts.
Undaunted the speaker asks Mel to come up and confirms a plan. The exchange mentions Indene Parts and a dive on something, implying a heist or confrontation without clear context or full sentences.
An advertisement promises free Cuticura ointment samples for skin troubles with hot baths using Cuticura Soap. Readers are invited to request a sample by mail from Cuticura Department in Boston, with bold emphasis throughout.
W J Pyeratt writes in the London news that humans differ from animals by conscious thinking and planning. He argues that reliance on generalizations harms human progress and links misapplied ideas to dangerous war, stressing the need for original reasoning.
In a folded, stylized exchange the Patriotic element pledges readiness to serve if the nation calls, but insists the cause must be honorable and not fueled by vanity or leatherbound rhetoric. The fragment hints at satire of patriotism and national duty.
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