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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1916
Page
2
A health fad urges drinking a glass of hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate each morning to cleanse the bowels and purify the blood. Proponents claim it removes waste from the previous day, prevents headaches and indigestion, and improves overall well being by internal sanitation.
A judge sternly addresses a strange defense as a case referenced by light phrases about time and money. The record hints at a dispute over duration and penalties with unclear dialogue. Key legal terms appear but precise facts remain obscured by garbled OCR text.
A digest of global events notes strikes at Salt Lake bakeries and an Italian army board buying 400 horses at Ogden yards. Talks on a new French credit line proceed in the United States. Governor Spry calls a conference on the alfalfa weevil in Salt Lake April 20 21 with eleven states expected. Ammonium explosion at Pocatello injures A B Peterson and Glen Killian. Military and political moves across Europe and the Americas are summarized with wartime and economic developments.
Circular No. 6 from the Kentucky Experiment Station Lexington reports a formalin therapy for acute bloating in cattle. One quart of 1 percent formalin followed by a gag and gentle exercise cured six cases in 20 to 30 minutes over two years. The note discusses fermentation from legume blossoms and mentions formaldehyde as a treatment.
An Independent Partner report notes the bag’s wide mouth allows the horse to lift its head without spilling feed. It claims the bag can be quickly attached and removed for convenient use.
The Qatarto experiment station reports screenings as a three stage winter feed for sheep taken from range. Sheep start with small amounts and gradually receive up to about two pounds of screenings daily via self feeders after ten days. about 60,000 sheep will ant.
Fead and care for the nee qmenvesly as farmers note a poor crop yet hope for better yields. The piece stresses feeding, shelter, and diligent tending to improve stock and welfare in tough conditions.
A damaged recipe fragment lists Apple Grate with custard, Prune Puff with lemon and milk, Pork Cake with pork and molasses, and a Cheesy Cream Cabbage dish. It notes cooling times and serving ideas, plus hints on testing batter consistency and serving with whipped cream.
Recipe fragments describe sauces and desserts to accompany roasts. Ingredients include prunes apples lemon sage cranberries whipped cream and cake dough with flour sugar shortening rind and raisins. Directions mix boil mold bake and serve in assorted pantry dishes.
An unclear advertisement fragment questions meat and dairy quality claims and labor practices. The text mentions farm labor, curing methods, and possible quality guarantees, all amid confusing marketing language.
In a rural setting the departure of Mariar upsets daily life as Mrs. Woodside frets over chores and starting a fire. A separate note discusses lightning mortality across rural districts and lists states with higher thunderstorm deaths, highlighting Washington as an exception with frequent storms.
Peter Rabbit watches Tie Tumblebug roll a ball along and flip over as he clings on. Peter asks if it is for fun or a dangerous joyride, noting the unlikely tumbles and surreal scene in a Kansas City Star excerpt.
Fragmentary remark quoted by Broncho Bob reflects a cautious mood about disarmament and peace. The general sentiment is that disarmament would bring peace, but reluctance from others sparks fear of renewed tensions and potential conflict.
Fragmentary OCR text from Dallas News shows jumbled phrases and unreadable segments, lacking coherent events or identifiable names to summarize into a meaningful news item.
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