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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1920
Page
2
Fragments offer a rhyme about nature and a chef’s guidance for cherry preserves raspberry currant preserve and peaches with sugar heat and straining. Also a recipe for green apples and onions fried with green fruit and a savory serving suggestion.
A vintage guide offers refreshing menu ideas for hot weather. It describes fruit cocktails with cherries melons and ginger sauce, mint garnish and orange options, plus light dishes like chard with white sauce chicken with asparagus and noodle broths. Celery replaces certain ingredients for a savory finish.
A long report to the American Committee for Devastated France by Hal B. Fullerton describes trenches and shellholes exposing deep fertile soil, boosting crop growth in Alsne. He notes farmers adapting with tractors and cooperative syndicates, praising French resilience and potential for renewed fertility enjoyed through American tools and agricultural aid.
United States fiscal year total expenditures reached 28 441 989 204 with debt payments of 17 088 089 728. War department led ordinary spending at 1 010 587 880, followed by Navy 86 021 450 and Shipping Board 830 505 640. July spending peaked at 976 278 570 and February was light at 20 457 438.
Fragmented OCR suggests rising Paris to London flight activity amid planning and aging routes. Mentions regent bridge and potential ties between cities, with unclear details about schedules and operators.
The 1920 bureau of animal industry communique shows 587,240 cattle under cooperative supervision across 25,708 herds, with 115,000 awaiting testing, 268,031 already through first stage, and 170,000 expected to pass the test, amid ongoing eradication efforts nationwide.
South Dakota farmer Charles P. Hamm applies for enrollment in the Better Sires Better Stock campaign. He raises Short horn cattle Percheron horses Duroc Jersey hogs Rhode Island Red chickens and Bourbon Red turkeys and claims all his animals in five classes are purebred.
Hogs on pasture require grain for profit though full feed is not economical when pasture is plentiful and grain is expensive. Feeding corn alone with limited ration saves costs, while small amounts of protein feed aid pigs under 100 pounds. Large hogs on high protein pasture like alfalfa and soybeans raise costs.
More than 191000 head owned by Navajo Indians in New Mexico will be bred only to purebred stock. The female herd includes horses sheep and poultry, part of the Hotter Sires Better Stock program supported by the U S Department of Agriculture.
A fragmented reader letter touts Pinkham's Liver Pills as a cure for chronic back pain and poor health. The note claims the medicine revived appetite, energy, and ability to work, praising the product and inviting publication of the testimonial.
The editor suggests Poe’s Raven would interpret Nevermore as a grim realization. If the bird sat on a bust and knew it could never ascend again, the verdict would be a sad, final constraint on the speaker's hope and fate.
A period tone advert notes that many people suffer kidney trouble without realizing it. It promotes Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a popular remedy sold in drug stores and offered sample bottles by mail. The copy cites an insurance executive and urges readers to mention the paper when writing for a sample.
A cryptic line from a motion picture studio property room references Jans ale and a question of being lost. The fragment hints at a backstage puzzle or inside joke tied to film production spaces and quirky studio humor. No clear names or dates available.
An advertisement-style claim promotes Cutiura Soap for doubled laser efficiency and skin purity. It asserts no irritation with twice daily use, no rug, slime, germs, or waste, and claims the soap suits all uses from bathing to grooming as a single product.
All Embrasive discusses the ancient pest problem of protecting crops from crocodilea mintaina alligators and other insects in Egypt, detailing methods and historical context. The piece frames insect threats as a persistent challenge across eras and regions.
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