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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1917
Page
5
A historical recipe piece outlines dried apricot preservation and plum like desserts plus savory salmon dishes. It covers dried apricot confections and puddings, apricot dumplings, and a rich salmon menu featuring salmon cups, soup, fried salmon, souffle, scalloped salmon with peas, and a salmon loaf with pease, all described in period culinary style.
Thousands suffer hidden kidney trouble and may face serious organ damage if untreated. An advocate touts Dr Kilmer Swans Wonder Kidney Remedy and Secomb Root as a remedy with claims of improving overall health and restoring energy alongside other products like Pierce’s Favorite Pellet. The ad implies a trial will convince and cites drugstores as outlets.
No coherent readable facts found. The fragment discusses dyeing costs and a high price but lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable entities to summarize into a proper news item.
The ad claims Greene's August Flower cures stomach ailments including indigestion and nervous upset. It touts gentle laxative effects, cleansing of the stomach and digestive tract, and liver bile purification. The copy asserts decades of use across towns and civilized countries.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention death cause as premature old age with garbled lines. No clear names dates places or organizations are readable. The fragment lacks verifiable details to identify person or locality.
Althea and Bob clash over who should apologize after an incident at the golf course. A misread confession triggers a tense, unresolved night as Althea leaves, later a chance reunion on the course moves toward reconciliation with a playful ending.
The national conference of railroad managers announces there will be no strike as Brotherhoods gain pay for ten hours, eight hours work under the Adamson law. The managers sign a letter to ensure uninterrupted operation and defense needs.
Seventeen naval officers at the Naval Academy received secret orders Sunday noon assigning them to special duty. Postgraduate department work will end immediately.
The Navy Department awarded what is believed to be the largest single order for light cruisers, with private builders to construct four battle cruisers and five scout cruisers. Hulls and machinery cost nearly 112 million dollars, and builders pledged to maintain 70 percent of their working force on Navy work.
Milwaukee residents attended a mass meeting called by the citizens' committee to pledge loyalty to President Wilson amid reports of disloyalty. The gathering aimed to counteract rumors and affirm support for the national wartime policy and protection of American lives and rights.
The interned German aliens at the Philadelphia navy yard will be moved to Fort McHenry near Baltimore and Oglethorpe, Ga. The Seventh Infantry was ordered to the forts to guard them as part of troop redeployments. Senator Albert B. Cummins of Iowa was rushed to hospital after collapsing during a Republican club speech.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a 10 cent remedy to cleanse the bowels and liver, prevent headaches and indigestion, and improve sleep with a claim it works while you sleep. It also notes a claim about songbirds in South Africa.
Mr Robert W Ferguson of Hingham Massachusetts writes that kidney disorder caused backache and poor health for years. After using Dodd's Kidney Pills he recovered and now uses the remedy occasionally to keep kidneys regulated. He praises the product and warns to buy only Dodd's with three D's for deranged kidneys.
An advertisement promotes Cuticura Ointment for facial care and complexion improvement. It advises retiring, applying the ointment, washing after five minutes, and continuing with Cuticura Soap and hot water. Free samples offered by mail with a book from Cutleura Dept. Ly Boston.
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