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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1920
Page
4
An old advertisement from Walker's Beauty Parlor in Bast Lake, Utah promises haircare services and grooming for five dollars plus related items. The quirky ad mentions tuning and matching hats, with a playful tone and a focus on beauty services.
Tobago described as a land of supreme beauty with a rich history marked by colonial contest among French Spanish British Dutch and legend of Robinson Crusoe. It notes caves visited by castaways, traces of the Gulf of Paranque, lush vegetation and a village of about 3 000 people, suggesting it would be an ideal winter resort if known.
A fragmentic reminiscence traces bathing from ancient Solomon's temple to modern conveniences. It describes the molten sea pool, ten cubits across and five cubits high, held aloft by twelve oxen and capable of hosting a thousand bathers, with wine baths and oil offerings for the high priests in Jerusalem.
The article praises St Sophia in Constantinople as one of the world’s most remarkable buildings. It notes a 107 foot dome on four corner pillars of light pumice stone, with the apex 178 feet above ground, and recounts historical relief and preservation during Ottoman rule including kept art treasures and manuscripts from the early empire.
Fragmentary note describes oysters forming shells by floating on water surface, then sinking to the bottom to attach. Mentions movement with currents and the shell material secreted as they mature, evoking early natural history observations.
Fragmentary notes describe a historic meeting involving notable figures and places in a distant realm. The garbled text references a court, links to a famous cowrh, and mentions Alma or Alhambre with unclear associations to Husin and Monads.
An advertisement urges Americans to guard kidneys against excess meat and rich foods. It promotes four ounces of Jad Salts, a grape and lemon acid lithia mixture, to be taken daily before breakfast to flush kidneys, reduce bladder issues, and improve overall health with a pleasant effervescent drink.
The excerpt shows Burling remarking about a dinner prepared for someone and their evasive response about not speaking up, revealing a tense social exchange and implied complaint without explicit action.
An old advertisement touts Freezone as a painless corn and callous remover. A tiny bottle is applied with a few drops to the affected area, supposedly stopping pain instantly and removing the corn or callous root and all. The ad promotes low cost and emphasizes no pain.
A fragmented line notes conversation about table tapping and a pieced-up supper being served, reflecting playful wordplay and social chatter. The brief item captures a light exchange and atmosphere without further context.
An old advertisement urges readers to try Cascarets to cleanse liver and bowels. It promises relief from head dizziness, coated tongue, bad breath, and sour stomach, claiming the product is gentle and non grating, working while you sleep.
A brief comic scene shows a German man inspecting a stable and remarking that he wants a plug horse, suggesting a humorous misunderstanding or casual banter in a rural setting.
Thousands of women report eased worry and minor disorders after using Kilndt's Beamp-Koot Kidney treatment. The ad claims the tonic calms stomach upset, headaches, and nervousness by improving kidney function, urging readers to obtain a bottle from local outlets.
A long exhortation on fear, faith, and daily discipline for health. It urges repeating phrases like I will be well and I fear no evil, to align mind with divine purpose. It emphasizes cleanliness, water intake, and routine baths, linking health to moral and spiritual living with practical notes on digestion and air.
Long paragraph warns against overwork and luxury, urging simple diet and ale-based relief, with focus on temperance, rest, and disciplined daily routine. It contrasts contentment with flashy excess and stresses clothing fit for nature, sleep, and steady effort. Named ideas touch on health, virtue, and prudent living.
A fragment of humorous chatter shows a couple joking about marriage contentment and habits. A secretary of the navy quips about buying a battleship while courting a naval committee chair. A distant note mentions Latin ceasing as the language of Italy’s people around 58 BCE.
An advertisement claims a blood cleansing remedy that treats boils pimples and eruptions by cleansing the blood and strengthening health. It directs readers to write to the Chief Medical Adviser at 100 Swift Laboratory Atlanta Georgia for literature.
A shop dispute over cow feed escalates as a dairyman asserts cows are fed on the fat of the land and even biscuits if needed. The piece also notes the U.S. Department of Agriculture sending a specialist to Japan to study natural enemies of the Japanese beetle for future biocontrol efforts in New Jersey.
A worried woman asks George if paying a new wage cost leaves enough money to buy food for her to cook. George, absorbed in his newspaper, agrees to help with a small arithmetical problem.
A garbled OCR passage shows distorted phrasing and unclear names, offering little coherent information about people, places, or events. The readable bits suggest a casual remark on memory or relationships without concrete details or context.
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