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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1918
Page
7
An advertisement touts PERUNA as a tonic for the after effects of grip, claiming it is a catarrhal treatment that clears the system, tones the stomach, and sets the reader on the road to recovery. It asserts widespread state and national endorsements and emphasizes its reliability and long-standing use, attributed to The Peruna Company.
Two elderly men discuss the will of Mr. Grew who died last week leaving his entire fortune to various charities. A minister notes he will receive $2000, while a lawyer explains the oddity of the bequest. The piece also mentions Pennsylvania firms using assumed names and women as owners in business.
A wartime urging by GEOR BOWEN of the Vigilantes calls for united American sacrifice to support liberty bonds. He argues money cannot buy democracy, but informed, inspired enlistment can advance the cause, praising millionaire privates and denouncing aristocracy tied to wealth. The piece frames service over self as the core of democracy and asks where readers’ dollars will go in defense of humanity.
On February 7 1751 the fraternal General Hospital in Philadelphia was chartered as the Pennsylvania state hospital. Jesus Crus by served as first president and Benjamin Franklin as first clerk who pushed for care of the sick. In 1760 Thomas Bond funded the creation of guidance in America.
A garbled excerpt suggests a character Loftus earns a small salary in a certain field and could earn more by working in a factory, with implied discussion of tradeoffs and consequences.
A garbled excerpt presents a domestic exchange about affection and disagreement. The legible portions imply a tender conversation between partners, mentioning a baby and a shared effort or concern, though most details are unreadable.
A healthful feature on spring greens and dandelion in iron rich meals. It outlines how to prepare Cream of Dandelion Soup from dandelion leaves, offers cooking tips for greens, and notes the role of greens in iron intake and growth, with variations for country and city kitchens.
A South Carolina housewife notes rice can be appealing when cooked well. She details washing and steaming a pint of rice with water, a ten quart and a pint of water? for ten minutes, then slow steaming fifteen minutes, stirring occasionally. Water amount and steaming time determine softness. The article warns against glutinous results, suggests variations, and gives tips on lunch packing and safe handling in heat and dusty seasons.
The article advises using a little vinegar when cleaning greens. Greens should be picked over thoroughly and washed carefully. For large quantities the process is adjusted, about half a bushel of spinach yields a little more than a pint when cooked. A half cup of vinegar in the water helps kill insects sometimes hard to distinguish from the leaves themselves.
Fragment describes cooking items with round corners and a stitch of nature. It mentions aprons of crossbolt pattern being mended without visible patch.
A Gainesville Florida baking firm teamed with F. Willamoon and local chemists to introduce AA PUL HORNE bread using peanut flour made from peanut cake after oil extraction. The product aims for broad distribution and notes peanut flour delivers about 44 percent fat and nearly twice the nitrogenous content of dried beef, with flour blends providing a balanced diet.
A Toledo Ohio advertisement offers a $100 reward for proof Hall's Catarrh Medicine fails. It touts internal use to balance the blood and eyes, claiming it destroys the disease's foundation and strengthens health, with testimonials offered free.
Fragment from Louisville Courke pura column hints at a dated ledger or joke about a number 14927 with a taunting exchange. The readable bits show a conversational tone and a playful challenge to infer a date or fact. Overall details are sparse but suggest a humor-driven reminiscence.
An old advertisement extols Allen's Foot-Ease for foot pain and shoe comfort while cautioning against substitutes. It also mentions Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for digestive regulation and Liberty bonds as national life insurance.
A Providence reader from 100 Plain St. Providence explains relief from nervousness backache and weight loss after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The notice urges other women to seek the remedy, describing it as a famous root and herb treatment and inviting letters to Lydia E Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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