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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1919
Page
5
An essay asserts beauty wields greater power than birth wealth or knowledge. It claims beauty opens all doors while talent can fail to bring worldly advantage. References to Emerson Burns Poe Baudelaire underscore beauty as its own excuse for being, shaping perception and worship.
A Newark News report notes that British Museum acquired a meteorite fragment from a pair of masses found near Dawron Klondike in January 1005. Study by B A Johnson links the specimens to an ancient meteor shower dating to the Filocene or earlier, suggesting regional meteoric activity long before present.
The piece notes submarine coal deposits off Briveh Isles and minimal early work. It mentions tunnels at Whitehaven extending miles from shore under the Irish Sea and references Munkwearmouth to Durham and a proverb about babblers common in American lore.
Fragmented OCR text shows characters in a garbled dialogue about waking someone and a note. The readable parts indicate a quirky exchange with mentions of ink and awakening, but no clear event, names, places, or dates are present.
United States Department of Agriculture guidance warns against weaning pigs too early. It recommends nursing until 12 to 14 weeks, with mothers' milk and stable feed, plus access to forage and clean water. It notes risks from early weaning, feed changes, and lice, and advises shade and proper housing.
A vintage household article promotes a card catalogue system to track ingredients, supplies, and safety info. It advises noting pantry items, medicine closet cards, and first aid details to prevent waste and speed recall. Practical recipes show salads and a salmon dish using common ingredients with careful preparation tips.
Pigs chosen for breeding must not be pushed as the aim is to develop bone and muscle through a growing ration. Use wide skim milk and shorts, small amounts of ground nuts and cracked corn, and limited hot corn to avoid fattening. Ensure abundant green forage for proper growth.
Alfalfa is described as the premier forage crop for every farmer including hog raisers. The text extols alfalfa’s superior value when grown, highlighting its exceptional utility and substantial benefits as a feeding plant.
The article argues light hogs fetch higher value per pound than heavy hogs, with pound for pound efficiency favoring smaller hogs. It notes market preference depends on fat content and carcass yield, shaping producer decisions.
An advertising notice extols Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root claiming it cures kidney liver and bladder ailments and uric acid troubles. It urges readers to send ten cents for a sample bottle and lists large and medium bottle availability at drug stores. Historic promotional copy emphasizes testimonials and promised benefits.
The Boston Evening Transcript records Lazenby playing golf with an unusual method sending the eniddie over the course while he sits at the club Howse veranda.
An old広告 copy touts Cuticura Soap for shaving and daily use. It claims doubled razor efficiency and skin benefits such as purity comfort and health with no mug grime slimy soap germs waste or irritation even when shaved twice daily. The ad suggests one soap serves shaving bathing and shampooing.
A quirky oddity from the Loulaville Courier-Journal riffs on operatic thieves and Telgands with a tongue in cheek line about needing something new and a cheeky jab at a jazz bandit in a playful column.
The notice warns that genuine Bayer Aspirin tablets must bear the Bayer Cross and advises buying unbroken Bayer packages with proper directions for relief from headache toothache earache neuralgia colds and pain. Bundy tins of 12 cost a few cents and larger packages are available. A joke line about a foot asleep and envying a show ends the excerpt.
A man tells his wife of closing a house deal and paying an exam fee of one hundred dollars. The scene hints at a squandered sum and unresolved expectations, with the dialogue showing tension over financial decisions and perceived waste. The fragmentary text suggests a domestic dispute or regret over the expenditure.
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