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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1919
Page
5
A fragmentary account describes four women brought in on vagrancy charges. The piece includes inoffensive dialogue on gender roles and social norms, with lines about business success, marital tension, April weather, and speculative philosophy on the afterlife. The text is garbled but centers on social satire and casual banter.
An ancient king asserts a friendly agreement will be carved on a two unit monument for public reading. The other suggests it will prevent the text from being treated as mere scrap, underscoring the permanence of such a memorial.
The revised covenant of the league of nations is published by the state department with an annex naming original members and those invited to accede. It outlines assembly voting, a five power council, and mechanisms for withdrawal and enforcement while preserving existing international commitments like the Monroe doctrine.
A fragmented advertisement style piece argues for strong womanhood amid disease, citing catarrh rates and testimonials about Peruna. It references Hartman’s Health Book, a Belleville reader, and claims long use in American families with Mr Peruna brand messaging.
A drug advertisement cites reports from druggists and an insurance physician noting many people have kidney trouble without realizing it. Dr Kilmer Swamp Root is praised for its healing influence and successful record. Small sample bottle offered for ten cents. full bottles sold at drug stores.
A god offers a split of jack with a matey but the pirate declines, saying he lacks enough to share. The odd dialogue centers on trust and bargaining between a god and a seafaring companion.
A garbled advert claims a double strength remedy removes freckles, guarantees clear skin, and offers money back. The quoted text, attributed to the Old Lady and Mrs Blumerby, mentions a nephew returning from war with momentum items and a Boston Transcript reference.
The passage explains auto intoxication as toxins from neglect causing symptoms like headache fatigue dizziness and indigestion. It recommends self treatment with Dr Pierre's Pleasant Pellets made from May-apple aloes and jalap.
An old advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil capsules as a remedy to delay aging by cleansing digestive organs and supporting kidney function. It asserts the product restores vitality, cites wool market data for context, and promises money back if unsatisfied. It urges consulting a druggist for the original import and encourages ongoing use to prevent aging.
A fragmentary remark wonders why the Rea forty remain unaltered, hinting at a whimsical cause. The speaker jokes that it may be left due to the whistling buoys, leaving the exact context and meaning unclear.
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