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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1918
Page
4
A long-winded recipe fragment offers a menu of dishes including walnut croquettes curried chestnut puree and a tomato sauce. It provides measurements for ingredients such as bread crumbs butter flour onion and vegetables and describes soaking simmering and baking steps. The text closes with a toast to Milton and hints at a broader kitchen lore section.
A historic recipe list presents meat substitutes and side dishes. It describes Brown Vegetable Stew with beef substitutes and soy beans, Scalloped Corn and Soy Beans, Potato Pancakes, and Bread Grumble Griddle Cakes. Instructions include quantities, ingredients, and cooking steps for each dish.
A garbled recount describes monkeys trapped after navigating boats and a gig, with odd dialogue about coming down from trees and wearing belts. The scene involves a gun and a plan to capture the clever creatures and remove them from their perch in a hanger.
In Cook County, eight years of legal fights over a dog bite conclude with Judge Tuthill dismissing a malicious prosecution suit after extensive testimony. The case began with Charles Albrecht sued for damages after his dog bit Willie Herzog, with a later perjury accusation against Mrs. Mary Herzog leading to multiple hearings and delays before a jury trial.
In Columbia Missouri a second jail delivery in two weeks saw Francia Brenham Irby Conley Fred Bent Byron Evans and a black man escape. Evans had frozen feet requiring amputation. Scatt picked two locks, and Branham and Conley remained at large while the others were recaptured.
A fashion feature highlights spring coats combining rich satin, silk, and peach-skin velour. It notes wide velour bands, satin collars and belts, and foreshadows foulard and polka dot dresses returning with bright patterns and simple lines.
The United States Department of Agriculture notes a strong shift of hogs from markets to farms and ranches for breeding and feeding. Movements of stockers and feeders surged in Oct 1917, four times higher than a year earlier, and the Sep-Oct period outpaced 1916 by triple. This shift suggests benefits from wartime production campaigns.
Wintering sheep requires less grain than other crops. Timothy hay is unpalatable and rough, causing constipation and wool damage. Coarse hay fed to sheep in winter needs supplementary protein, about one quarter to one half pound of linseed meal per animal, depending on size and feed mix.
The new sow should be housed in good protected bedding away from the herd, with separate feeding. Keep her isolated for a few days and gradually rejoin the others once settled. Monitor her returning to sleeping quarters, and ensure regular feed and water to aid the litter.
The sheep possess a delicate sense of smell and will spurn dirty rocks and troughs. They refuse unclean feed or water and will not eat or drink unless these are perfectly clean, enduring hunger and thirst if compelled.
The horse is a limiting factor in the present food production drive. It is relied on to perform more work in less time and with shorter notice, making horse management a crucial subject for efficient operations.
A brief agricultural note stresses sheep as a profitable, low-attention livestock option. It notes small flocks suit high dry land best and that sheep require less care than cows, highlighting efficient management for farmers.
A passage from the New York Evening Mall extols the newspaper as a selection that shapes worldviews. It argues that readers’ business, political, and personal judgments hinge on what is emphasized, and notes journalism can enlarge a reader’s view and uplift standards for youth.
In Lima Peru travelers willingly pay fares as a numbered ticket is issued for each ride. This ticket enters a monthly lottery with three major sections offering prizes up to 160 dollars, plus a fourth section with a 50 dollar prize. Last year some 23,500,000 people rode the lines.
A short scene depicts Harry entering a neighborly visit in disguise, blending in as others admire the visitor and momentarily overlook him until he announces his presence with a bold entrance. The little vignette centers on social observation and stealth within a quiet domestic setting.
The fragment discusses the word sooner as a comparative of soon and its appearances in the Bible and Shakespeare. It notes an early territorial settlement slang use for those pushing for entry before law allowed it, describing it as ward or peculiar usage.
A concise critique discusses widespread deception and the rise of unconscious lying amid social pressures. It argues that people feel compelled to stretch the truth, rationalizing falsehoods as harmless or necessary in contemporary discourse.
A fragmentary text reads as a query about clarity and understanding. It mentions someone expecting to be understood and a speaker who may be misheard or misinterpreted. The language is unclear and conveys a struggle for clear communication.
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