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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1915
Page
2
A well known authority cautions Americans about kidney trouble from overeating meat. He says kidneys work hard to remove waste but become sluggish, leading to back pain headaches and urinary symptoms. He promotes Jad Salts to flush and neutralize urine acidity, advising a daily dose before breakfast.
A brief note from the Hoston Evening Transcript quotes a singer saying the songs are cruel and sad yet fun. The exchange marks a light moment reflecting on performance and public reception.
Happenings across the nation and world recap major items from Utah politics to international affairs. Reports cover the Utah legislature sessions, national credit meeting plans, currency pools, and foreign developments including naval events, protests, and treaties. Notable figures such as John D. Rockefeller Sr. and Weymouth W. Howland are mentioned alongside global tensions and policy debates.
The Allied claim of victory contrasts with German reports of attacks breaking down under heavy fire. British forces at Neuve Chapelle reportedly seized three trench lines, while French statements claim a complete success and continued advances in Champagne and Argonne. Berlin counters by noting French failures to Champerine. Eastern front claims of gains in Galicia and the Carpathians are reported by Russians and Austrians. U-29 submarine activity off the Selly Islands and English Channel alarms shipping circles.
London reports the Admiralty has deployed miles of submarine traps at harbor entrances and strategic points to intercept German underwater craft. The traps use malleable iron frames ten feet square, suspended from large buoys to capture subs by their propellers, leaving the vessel helpless and doomed.
Washington reports the remains of the murdered American John B. McManus were presented to General Villa for punishment and compensation to McManus' family. Secretary Bryan said representations to Villa were made to ensure offenders are punished and that Villa and Zapata cooperate on the matter.
Good news for Utahns as war disruptions end Germany’s potash import bond. Developments near Margevale south of Salt Lake will feed America’s needs via new potash bearing minerals. Machinery installation on claims progresses under Ar auar Packing cumipeur guidance. Admiralty reports allied shipping progress with torpedoed British collier salvage.
A veteran scout linked to Altion and Indian affairs faced US Army warnings over planned airshow activities at a local venue. Governor Will Mot and officials discussed potential interference with the Willard Jubos event amid rumors of further measures.
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a cure for liver and bowel misery including constipation and biliousness. It claims quick relief for headaches, dizziness, nervousness, and upset stomach, urging use nightly and noting stores carry the product. The ad ends with a-provincial joke about Ontario cheese factories.
An advertisement extols Cuticura products for infant skin irritations urging a hot bath and ointment for rapid relief and sleep. It is followed by miscellaneous quips and a report on a long submerged hemlock timber tested at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute showing extraordinary strength, with mention of the Troy pier collapse in 1913.
A reader recalls a year of coffee drinking nearly wrecking health until a friend suggested a harmless warm drink for children. The note praises Fosluim as a healthful option for children and adults, helping the writer regain strength for school and avoid coffee’s nerve-destroying effects.
A rural tale from National Monthly recounts a family near Hos tom with several children but only one son, a twelve year old, who longs for a brother. The father is busy, the eldest boy helps with ashes and the furnace, and a visitor arrives prompting a surprised exchange about a new sibling.
A distressed father laments Sammy's failure as the boy rejects parental judgment. The exchange reveals a streetwise, defiant tone about class and effort, with Sammy asserting that schooling at any rank teaches the same things. The passage hints at a broader theme of pride and resilience in a tense family moment.
A garbled excerpt from a Philadelphia Public Lede column features fractured dialogue about life, gas, and anesthesia. The passage references a man with a wife, a dental chair, and discomfort with gas, all amid jumbled quotes about spies and life. The text is highly damaged and reads as a stream of misheard phrases.
Fragmented text references a bargain morning scene and a misdirected confrontation. It mentions a character and a plan to deter another with a few pokes, set within a cryptic exchange found in a York Post fragment.
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The fragment describes a wall feature with four depth points and a removable board, suggesting a modular or adjustable barrier. It mentions teaching and a hidden or unclear purpose, but details are obscured by garbled text.
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