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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1920
Page
7
A fragmentary obituary like note mentions Mrs Pearl Rebe and the use of Pinkham's Vegetable Compound during pregnancy. The text references Mitchell Tol-7 Pinkham's vague remedy, claiming improved strength and well being for mother and child after treatment.
A fragment from the Washington Star quotes Uncle Bil Rottletop debating a discarded song titled Nobody sings It Won't Go Home II Morning. He asks if hard liquor remains at home and where to look for It.
Washington reports that railroad workers and labor leaders urge government ownership of railroads via the Plumb plan as the fairest solution to the industry crisis. They warn of a strong, nonpolitical fight and threaten a general strike only as a last resort, with Glen Plumb and A B Garretson set to press the measure before Congress.
The War Department has adopted a special certificate for soldiers wounded in the war with Germany. The certificate will feature the legend Columbia Gives to Her Sons the Accolade of the New Chivalry of Humanity and will list the soldier's name, rank, unit and the action in which he was wounded.
Central Municipal court records show 764 arrests for drunkenness in July 1919 versus 2006 in July 2018. The data also indicate a continued rise in total criminal cases handled.
Plan to check Bolshevism discussed by Paris Dr Karl Renner German Austrian chancellor and Bert Ranst Austrian Conservative aims to form a coalition between left and Conservative and Liberal groups to curb Bolshevik influence as reported by Petit Parisien.
Policeman to Kill Minneapolia and Gottfried, a St. Paul detective, were wounded while an unidentified man was killed when detectives entered a South Minneapolis house seeking alleged counterfeiters. Disgrace triggers two royal crisis reports as Austrian consul general Ylrich Herr von Maurig and his wife Tountens Kerry commit suicide, leaving a letter about unable to survive the ills grace of the Anatro Hungarian empire.
An unclear report details Zurich disorder and a special council session over action, with mentions of feeder council delays and discussions on League of Nations. The piece notes legal actions and an injunction permitting sale of 275 beer, affecting local commerce and governance.
Deliberate life attempt appears connected to Lawler prosecution history. Home fire and blast in Wilshire district injure Oscar Lawler and wife, with son Oscar Lawler Jr rescued by bystanders. Charles and June Lawler were away at Pebbly Beach ranch. Firefighters and police report motive linked to past prosecutions.
Reports from Spokane indicate worsening conditions in the Pend Oreille and Coeur d'Alene forests of northern Idaho with new lightning fires and large timber losses. In contrast the Mission Creek fire near the Canadian border is diminishing after heavy rains. Fire crews surged to protect homesteads at Pend Oreille lake while Bear Creek near Kellogg and other fronts drew more personnel. Rains in western Montana eased threats and more fighters were pledged for Selway and Nez Perce areas to curb fires.
The destroyer Philip, first Pacific Fleet vessel to reach an American Atlantic port, arrived Saturday to bring mail and take mine back to the fleet. Lieutenant Commander K. W. Brother expects to join the flagship New Mexico on August 5, two days before the fleet departs.
Two interurban cars on the Peninsula railway collided head on nine miles from Ban Jone at noon Sunday injuring more than twenty people, many seriously. One car carried plenick ers bound for Congress Springs Fe sort.
The article claims tobacco demand is at a world record with Benjamin Duke stating America supplies a large share of global production. It notes the United States drives much of the trade and hints at a significant stock or output figure amid a period of high consumption.
Turbulent scenes unfold as high caste rituals and public spectacles draw crowds in Tok and Yokohama. The article notes widespread travel amid crowded quays, with various large ships and crews facing daily routines and ceremonial duties in a shifting sea of faces and events.
In a truncated dialogue Siew Ann grows angry after a mistaken identity incident involving T hvewerd Wt In the darks. The parties discuss whether an apology was sufficient and note efforts to explain the error and protect a cousin.
A fragment notes a lady named Ady praising a perfume for its cleansing effect. It mentions a bath with Cuttears Sopp and hot water to purify pores, then finishing with Cuttears Talcwm Powder for healthy skin. A remark mocks germs on pencils.
An old advertisement touts August Flower as the sovereign cure for tired overworked stomachs during summer’s abundance. It claims to ease indigestion fermentation sour stomach and constipation by stimulating the liver cleansing the intestines and alimentary canal.
A fragment shows two speakers trading lines on curiosity and erudition with playful wordplay. The exchange hints at character Buggins and a punning distinction between Guerosity and Idle while preserving the tone of a dated dialogue.
Ad touts Freezone as a cheap, painless corn and callus remover for feet. It promises easy lifting with a tiny bottle and drops applied to the corn, claiming immediate relief and root-and-all removal with no pain or soreness.
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