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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1919
Page
5
A fragmented reflection on habit and future potential. The speaker notes a movement toward order and the fear of a worse tomorrow, urging present action to strengthen us against uncertainty. The passage highlights how people dwell in discomfort most of the time.
An early 20th century styled advertisement promotes Cascarets as a gentle laxative that “works while you sleep.” It contrasts Cascarets with harsher pills and other brands and warns against bilious feelings, headaches, and constipation. The ad uses playful language and mock dialogue to stress ease and safety.
President Wilson spoke at the Salt Lake Tabernacle and Ogden delivering a major address to thousands. Crowds cheered as Heber J Grant gave the invocation and Governor Bamberger introduced the president amid ovations. The speech urged reading the covenant of the league of nations and defended American entry to combat injustices overseas.
The president argued that objections to the league are obsolete and reservations would reopen negotiations with Germany. He stressed that ratifying the treaty would establish global democracy and warned that without the league the United States loses influence, citing Article X and past treaties to illustrate dangers.
Fragmentary OCR reports talk of a prophecy by Baker and a League of Nations theme. Mentions a 100000 man army proposed by the War Department and a skeleton of a man found near the Bake River north of Peavey. Names Lester Ard and Beerviary Maker appear in garbled form amid scattered local details.
Fragmented report notes rail networks collapsed across Texas with the Mexican National line from Laredo spared. Describes heavy flood damage hindering relief, a fatality event, and a trans meeting near Lewhnginm, Cal. indicating tensions over racial integration and violent threats against a white farmer’s wife.
An old advertisement claims Danderine cools and cleanses the scalp and nourishes hair roots to stop shedding. It says after a few applications hair loses dandruff and regains life brightness and thickness, available at drug or toilet counters.
A Paris bookseller displays chalked poems on a large jackboard outside his shop to provide affordable verse for the Quartier Latin. The free literary feast attracts students who pause to read poems by poets he publishes, despite rising book prices squeezing purses.
An early 20th century advertisement mentions Bayer as the genuine source of Aspirin sold as Bayer Tablets of Aspirin. It cites proper directions for treating colds pain headaches neuralgia lumbago and rheumatism with Bayer as the trade name and notes the cost is a few cents.
A clipped exchange reveals a speaker saying they were happier poor than rich while admitting the pain of seeing others with money. The other character asks why not return to poverty, and the first responds that the memory of the wealthy would torment them.
A gem feature helps people trim housekeeping by letting them get rid of old furniture. It notes that living costs are far lower than the expense of making a favorable impression on neighbors.
The text mocks a department for young girls dresses as a perfect motel of style and calls a man who trusts luck a hopeless star. It remarks on nerve, misfits, and distrust in romantic judgment with sharp wit.
An old fashioned remedy ad promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a cure for kidney dysfunction and toxin buildup. It claims ancient, strong herbs provide relief and urges readers to buy the original imported Gold Medal brand from drugstores.
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