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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1920
Page
2
An old advertisement urges readers to try Danderine for dandruff and hair loss. It promises visible scalp improvement by morning after a few applications and notes the product is sold at drug stores for a few cents.
An old advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a cure for rheumatism and \"sore aching joints\" claiming instant relief from pain stiffness and swelling. The copy urges a trial bottle from any drug store and cites widespread past success for rheumatic conditions and related pains.
A clipped quote exchange questions if a college education pays. The reply, sharp and concise, insists the real value lies in the pursuit itself rather than the payoff, noting the man who seeks only the payoff misses the point.
An advertisement promotes Cascarets as a gentle laxative that removes liver and bowel poisons. It claims to cure headaches, biliousness, bad breath, and sour stomach without causing discomfort, unlike harsher laxatives. The copy emphasizes easy, overnight action and a pleasant experience.
The fragment suggests a skit line about a doctor who fixes a dwelling and adds it to the bill. No clear people, places, or organizations are identifiable from the readable text.
An advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm to clear nasal passages and relieve cold or catarrh. It claims immediate airway opening, soothed swollen mucous membranes, and easy breathing with nightly relief. Also markets Culleanra products for skin care and beauty, including cleansers and toners.
A digest of global and domestic items notes unrest at ports, wage talks, and crimes. Highlights include wind damage near Portland, Kuykendall's death in Tehuia, a 20 percent wage rise for 900 Denver Tremway workers, and the death of Dr Kenneth A J Mackenzie in Portland. Also mentions ship surpluses to U S, coastwise strikes, and political tensions abroad.
A report from United Mine Workers and mine operators warns a new coal strike could erupt if no contract is reached before the month’s end. The current agreement expires on the list day, risking a shutdown across soft coal regions on April 1 unless terms are negotiated. President Wilson’s plan for multi year talks is said to clash with the Lever Act indictments against 125 officials and raises concerns of legal violations.
Washington reports that the Industrial Conference appointed by President Wilson proposes a joint organization of management and labor to prevent misunderstandings and secure cooperation across American industry. The plan allows collective bargaining with limited arbitration and extends to utilities and public employees, analyzing hours, women in industry, child labor, housing, wages, and unemployment.
Public prayer services were held in Crystleld churches Sunday as ministers prayed for deliverance from burdensome taxes. The text notes calls for relief from tax pressures aided by various local groups and branches, reflecting community concern over fiscal burdens.
Fragmentary text describes a diplomatic note involving Germany and a presidential figure with unclear roles. The garbled wording references a treaty, a return, and a wartime context, but key names and events are unreadable.
A fragmented report details a four participant contest labeled as a revelver duel in Gahomen. The event feature highlights a heated rivalry between competing factions with no clear winner stated and mentions a location tied to Rue tevin and ROHEAMLEEHRINE Ihara fond.
Fragmentary OCR yields a local political item noting Casinet Masting as a hoped for boon with references to Washington and an official meeting. Names and exact actions are unclear but hint at a plan involving a committee, a boat, and a forthcoming statement.
Michigan United States senator Truman H Newberry was convicted by a jury on March 20 of conspiring in 1918 to violate election laws. He received two years in prison and a $10000 fine, with an appeal pending. Brother John Newberry and fifteen campaign managers were also sentenced or fined. George Ladd and others received lighter or no penalties. Henry Ford had challenged the results, alleging ballot irregularities and voter intimidation.
In New York at a Sunday night meeting I. W. W.lerner denounced the department of justice actions against communists and socialists. At a separate gathering Representative Tanne Siegel announced that 400 more Reds would be deported from America within four weeks.
In St Louis Missouri SL, heiress of William A. Lemp the famed local brewer faced a personal crisis after her recent marriage in New York and a disputed estate tie of $10,000. The incident, disclosed Saturday, involved signals of distress as she shouted and described turmoil around family and marriage.
In a federal court in San Francisco heavyweight champion Dempsey and duck Kearny were released on bail after a detention tied to an alleged conspiracy to evade the selective draft. The men face charges linked to evading military service and related fraud allegations.
A man confessed to a murder and related sale in Weld County during a July incident. In a statement given publicly, he admitted his involvement and implicated another party.
Fragmentary report describes heavy fighting near Lebar and Lainec with many killed. Details on sides and exact numbers are unclear as government troops engage, signaling ongoing hostilities in the region.
A rugged account describes a body recovered from icy waters near Chak treet Hating Bout after a hard search. Local authorities, Premier Laayd Cearge, and various labor and cottage groups coordinate efforts amid a tense recovery scene and forthcoming Elbwral Ui Jonnet Comtition on Thursday.
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