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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1922
Page
2
A vintage ad touts California Fig Syrup as a universal remedy for constipated or sick children. It promises Liver and bowels cleansing within hours, claiming millions of mothers rely on it, and warns to ask for the genuine California Fig Syrup to avoid imitations.
A sentry at a frontier post bars passage until the commanding officer says the password. The officer forgets the password and is reminded that no one may pose the post without saying Saratoga. The exchange ends with the officer unable to pass and directed to seek another route.
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a trusted kidney liver and bladder remedy. It claims the product supports natural function, cites years of use and wide pharmacist endorsement, and offers a test bottle for ten cents.
Samuel Kalishy of Los Angeles reports relief from stomach and liver issues and La Grippe after using Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets. He urges others to seek the remedies and to request free medical advice from Dr Pierce's Invalids Hotel Buffalo. A trial package can be ordered for 10 cents.
The piece describes Moravian Easter celebrations in Pennsylvania with dawn processions and vigils, contrasting them with global observances. It traces Easter origins from ancient seasonal rites to Christian passion events, detailing rituals from Good Friday to Easter morning, and notes fireworks and church illuminations in Rome at St Peter’s with papal rites and public festivities.
Easter Sunday marks the faith in the resurrection of Jesus Christ two thousand years after his crucifixion. Joy among Christians remains high as the holiday emphasizes the divine plan for humanity’s redemption, though every day holds equal doctrine importance.
A garbled 1920s style column offers tips for reviving stale food like walnuts and doughnuts and fixing household items. Suggestions include soaking walnuts in soda water to freshen, steaming brittle eggs to crack, polishing kitchen surfaces with candle wax, repairing worn brooms, adding ginger to doughnuts to avoid fat absorption, grinding bacon for lighter seasoning, and repurposing old stockings and elastic for repairs. A torn glove or helmet can be mended with a hair threaded through a needle.
Fragmented instructions describe carrot salad and multiple dishes. The text lists grinding carrot and celery, mixing with nuts and dressing, a pale soup, pea puree with butter, a breaded nut filling, and a pineapple tart with separated eggs. Numerous misspellings obscure exact steps, but the reader can glean a vintage cookbook style with measurements and oven guidance.
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