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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1919
Page
5
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder trouble without suspecting it. Pain in the back, headaches, tiredness, and loss of ambition can signal kidney or bladder disease. The ad advocates Dr. Shoen’s Swamp-Root as a remedy, claiming quick relief and urging immediate purchase at drug stores.
In a verbose note the French high commission refused to consider Montana wild range horse meat imports. U S Senator T J Walsh urged action but France stood firm, deeming the range horse unsuitable for market. Proposals to cull or process the herd were dismissed as impractical and costly, leaving the issue unresolved.
Three girls name their fathers clubs in a playful chat. Mary says his father is with the Mooses, another girl mentions the Elis, and Lenore jokes about the Elephants adding that her dad is not fat. Their mother leaves the room laughing.
The note suggests Spendit is not under a car but under a cloud of rumors. It contrasts two notions, one about being under his automobile and another about being under a cloud, implying speculation rather than fact. No definitive truth emerges from the jumbled exchange.
United States Department of Agriculture notes hog raising suits well drained farms with rich soil capable of producing forage and grains for fattening hogs. Rolling hills aid certain farm features. proximity to a hog raising community boosts market access, road quality affects sale timing, and market demand centers on hogs weighing 200 to 800 pounds with optimal profits around 250 to 800 pounds.
The column highlights immunization for cattle against blackleg via proper serum use. It warns about fat pigs refusing exercise, advises on trough access for pige and sows, and stresses adequate space and clean water. It urges good pasture and general animal comfort in barns and sheds.
An old advertisement extols California Syrup of Figs as a gentle, thorough laxative for infants and children. It claims to cleanse the stomach liver and bowels without griping, restoring health in hours. The copy warns buyers to seek genuine Figs from the California Fig Syrup Company and avoid counterfeits.
Detroit Free Press notes a humorous or satirical line about wives not smelling their husbands breath when they return home, contrasting with smelling it after they have been in the cellar near the furnace fire. The fragment suggests a domestic anecdote or quip about drinking, home life, and social norms in a historical context.
The advertisement describes Green's August Flower as a gentle laxative that improves digestion in the stomach and intestines, cleanses the alimentary canal, and stimulates the liver to secrete bile. It claims to treat conditions from sick headache to nervous indigestion and bile impurities, urging a trial worldwide.
A terse dialogue shows a fire chief whispering a wry remark about a blaze sparked by a quip on spontaneity and insurance. The piece adds a brittle joke suggesting couples would be happier if the husband were deaf and the wife blind.
A historic recovery announced for druggists after a prolonged Vick's VapoRub shortage since October. The firm reports near nonstop production since January, 143 jars per minute, 12 million jars distributed since last October, and a ten percent November deal reinstated for March.
An unclear excerpt shows a heated exchange with a quoted line about alleged domestic violence and a claim that Thad did not start beating a wife. The fragment references names and media tags but lacks a coherent event or context for fuller reporting.
A home preparation advises mixing J oz Bay Rum small box Barbo Compound and glycerine with water to darken faded hair. The method promises gradual coloring without scalp staining or greasiness and notes full directions are in each Barbo Compound box. The ad ends with a light moral about busy people and neighbors.
A fragmentary line reflects a muddled expression of gratitude with unusual phrasing and possible garbling. The text hints at someone named Egoi Bligelns and a response that mixes gratitude with confusion, suggesting garbled dialogue or OCR error.
A brief note reflects the saying that chance arrives when luck answers the door. The item links opportunity to timing, suggesting favorable outcomes or sudden openings in daily life.
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