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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1919
Page
7
Millions suffer daily from acid stomach and heartburn. The ad urges immediate action to try BATONIC tablets, claimed to neutralize excess acid, restore digestion, and improve nutrient use, with a money back guarantee. Endorses visiting a drugstore to buy the product.
A general strike by more than four core unions in Winnipeg stalls business and presses. Thirty thousand workers walk out, shutting down newspapers, telegraph service, streetcars, and waterworks. Union leaders claim sixty to eighty locals joined or awaited action, while employers refuse collective bargaining. Regular services are disrupted as workers regulate the water supply for domestic use.
Henry Morgenthau told Coblenz soldiers that the United States will be drawn into another war within fifteen to twenty years. He urged readiness for a greater conflict, sacrifice, and responsibility, warning against complacency about peace and noting global discontent at Paris. Other items include a judge denying dismissal in the Jacob Hoffman Brewing injunction case and a resignation at the War Risk Bureau signaling strain in relief programs.
General Mire announced total U S government war expenditures during the period reached about 21 000 000 000 dollars with wage impacts and direct disbursements. Dispatches report bloody confrontations in Sofia and London and bolting clashes in Buffalo between guards and rebels demanding resignation and a Roeviet. In Buenos Aires President Irigoyen says Argentina will not join private talks on forming a league of nations.
For years druggists have noted the strong record of Dr Kilmar s Swamp Root a remedy claimed to support kidneys liver and bladder. The ad urges readers to obtain a sample by sending ten cents to Kilmer Co of Binghamton New York and to mention the paper.
A visitor asks about a cane the band plays and Johnny, Get Your Gun. The reply defends national literature as excellent poetry yet warns the advice may be reckless.
Ladies can wear one size smaller shoes with Allen's Foot Ease antiseptic powder. Sprinkle in footbath and into shoes for instant relief, preventing blisters and sore boots. Sold everywhere, claims appeal to all, though some caution is advised.
Readable OCR fragments show jagged phrases about democracy, time, and a man described as a duck of a man. The text hints at concern about timing and political identity without clear events or outcomes. The source preserves quoted slang and fragmentary dialogue.
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