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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1919
Page
2
A column notes the claim that Pape's Cold Compound relieves sniffles and fever in hours with no quinine, tasting pleasant, and used in small doses. It also recounts a child named Marjorie earning a quarter for scoring 100 on anything, per a church paper.
An early Bayer aspirin advertisement touts genuine Aspirin in Bayer packaging with directions for colds pain headache neuralgia and rheumatism. A narrative fragment follows a man who steals a kiss, feels remorse and contemplates his apology in a dim room with a crying girl.
A historical advert promotes Green's August Flower as a long standing global remedy for constipation, liver trouble, and indigestion. It markets it as a gentle laxative that relieves dyspepsia and related symptoms, urging readers to ask their druggist to buy the product in civilized countries.
Fragmentary report discusses welfare efforts in prison and prospects for a retired girl who has faced hardship. It hints at contact with a hidden figure and mentions expectations of improvement and supportive policies for inmates transitioning to freedom. The text appears as rash, incomplete OCR with unclear names or places.
The readable fragments present garbled lines mentioning names and places in a cryptic style. No clear event or identifiable entities emerge beyond scattered terms and partial phrases.
California senator Johnson closed a Western tour in Ogden and Salt Lake City with a strong stance against the League of Nations and the peace treaty. He condemned Wilson and warned that the treaty grants too much power to Britain and foreign councils, urging Congress to retain authority over armed forces.
A forced arrest order targets Karaiyi and multiple associates linked to a high profile case. The action follows a delivery dispute tied to Shengary and involves American Major WH PS Dawauben of Washington, D. C. attached to the QUATLer hasten Corps.
Advertisement claims Danderine will restore lifeless hair by refreshing the scalp and preventing drum and falling hair. It touts a four cent bottle and urges readers to buy at drug or toilet counters to regain color vigor and abundance.
Washington notes hope that President Wisin swim regains health and resumes duties as doctors say recovery will take time. Public officials debate disability under the constitution while physicians discuss limits on presidential authority and possible signs of gradual improvement.
A damaged OCR fragment shows a Rain Ridge Arkansas resident recounting an accident scene. The unnamed Mr Gap Johnson speaks with a physician about injuries after a fire and engine collision, mentioning disbelief, dizziness, and altered memory following the event.
A vintage advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a safe laxative for children with fruity taste and clear dosing instructions. It urges mothers to choose California on the package and warns against fear in giving the product to their little ones.
New York reports Lieutenant B. W. Maynard won the first leg of the army air race organized with Army support. Unofficially, his 2701 follow from Africola to San Francisco was logged at 24 hours 58 minutes 55 seconds. Lieutenant Kiel finished ahead of Major Spare, with Apate earning second place after leaving San Francisco several minutes behind Kiel.
Rural freighting companies organized in wartime by the fuel revenue of California have proved successful and are now reorganized for use in the present fire season. Most counties report equipment is repaired and ready, and these companies have been brought to full strength. Some counties have called them out for service.
An advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a safe pure non stimulant kidney liver and bladder medicine. It claims scientific vegetable formula and purity with a sample bottle offer by mail from Binghamton New York. It urges readers to try the product and cites distribution in bottles of two sizes.
The readable fragment suggests a tense romantic dispute with implied jealousy and coercive undertones. Names and places are not recoverable, but the tone points to a distressed exchange and possible social conflict among individuals mentioned in the damaged text.
A fragmented OCR item reports on bank robber suspects captured near Lake City. The garbled text hints at names, locations, and a pursuit, but key details are unreadable. The piece appears as a terse police update with no clear timeline or outcomes.
An old advertisement touts Gold Medal capsules as a universal cure for kidney, urinary, and related ailments. It promises blood purification, restoration of weakened organs, and sustained vigor with a long course of treatment, urging readers to seek the original import and noting money-back terms if not satisfied.
The Leviathan, once Vaterland, arrived in New York with General Pershing and the First Division. After refitting for passengers, she may resume American service between New York and Liverpool with a possible Hamburg extension, while her future remains uncertain.
At the Athletic club, Frank Gurburt recalls a tale of a young couple whose bid for an apartment is refused by a whiskered landlord who says no one without children or a dog can rent. The couple leaves dazed and defeated.
A fragmentary report hints at a tragedy with Julien found dead by Romeo. The scene involves an older figure and a teacher, suggesting a local incident unresolved in the surviving lines. Further details are not readable in the text.
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