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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1916
Page
2
Mothers praise the fruit laxative as a safe remedy to cleanse the stomach liver and bowels in sick children. A teaspoonful shown on coated tongues yields relief within hours and restores playfulness, with millions keeping it handy for all ages.
Advertisement claims a grape and lemon juice lithia salt mixture cleans kidneys and relieves bladder issues. It touts a few days of the beverage as a remedy for sluggish kidneys and related disorders, noting wide use and affordability.
A husband saved his wife from a life crisis by giving Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. After she took the medicine she improved and has since avoided further female troubles. The letter praises the remedy and the husband for seeking help when doctors could not.
A health ad urges drinking a glass of hot water with limestone phosphate each morning to cleanse the stomach and internal organs. It claims benefits for headaches and digestion and compares internal cleansing to skin cleansing. The piece also includes assorted trivia and brief notices about a Harrisburg chiropractor, Montenegro royalty, and a cricketer's son.
A congressman received near daily letters from a constituent requesting garden seed, especially peas. The letter writer humorously asks if the state is being planted in peas while the congressman replies he is sending six more pea packages and questions the planter’s aim.
An antique dealer questions a misprinted figure in a Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph item. He notes the error and corrects that the intended number should be 131, blaming a sister for the mix up.
Gracey recalls early coffee drinking and its effects on health and nerves. She details childhood coffee habits, nervous spells after meals, sleeplessness, and the eventual pursuit of Postum as a gentler alternative.
Reported week of desperate fighting at Verdun sees heavy losses on both sides. German claims of progress contrast with French officials noting lack of surprise and severe ground disruption. Paris officials say roughly 40,000 to 60,000 German corpses before French lines and German losses near 100,000.
Canada to recruit men for public works with 1 20 wen to be seeded in about a month. The program aims to boost labor for infrastructure projects and related tasks under government direction.
Balt Lake City police arrested Mrs Minne Ekman in a hotel room after a motive rooted in visiting the grave of her infant daughter Princes Viela Williams prompted pursuit. Ekman had escaped from a state mental hospital in Prova and fled to Galt Lake before capture.
A woman fired a shot at the altar during a wedding service at a Catholic church in Saint Paul Minnesota. The Rev Heary Je ek and other attendees reported the incident as police investigated the firing and any motives. No immediate details on injuries were provided in the fragment.
Virgins Virgins enters a dry column amid a garbled Virginias region report. The article describes a local incident with unclear details, mentioning a lower branch and a cemetery pane context. Names and places are obscured by the OCR text.
Authorities announce a sweeping operation aimed at foreign vessels in a bid to curb illicit trade. Officials say the crackdown targets shipping lanes and offshore facilities, with patrols increasing in key maritime regions.
A polite clerk recalls a tiny black leather handbag found on a train and lists its many contents including a handkerchief, tickets, ribbons, keys, gloves, receipts, spools, a vanity box, stamps, a calendar, and other small items, illustrating the bag's surprising fullness.
The article explains the possum is a deceptive creature that plays possum to avoid danger. It describes myths about his tricks and the spreading adder, a thirty inch reddish brown venomous snake, and notes the animal's dry woodland habitat and camouflage.
A garbled note discusses tanks catching fire due to lightning and mentions several unclear phrases about danger and fires. The text references four in ten tank fires and hints at fear and alarm without clear factual details or coherent dates or entities.
Fragmentary OCR snippet shows a senator questioning the impact of a test on people. A prosecution manager responds about attitudes. The text is garbled with misspellings and names unreadable, making context and specifics uncertain.
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