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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1920
Page
5
A fragment from The American Legion Weekly recounts soldiers in France remarking on a notoriously bad road. Private Red Long and his buddy Private Jack discuss a sign reading read with misread intentions and the grim humor of wartime travel.
The fair plaintiff’s lawyer declares the otters will be introduced at the pivotal moment. A fellow counsel asks if they are tied with pink ribbons or tear stained, and the exchange ends with a brisk affirmation that they will do.
An old promotional text touts Dr Pierce of Buffalo and his Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy to strengthen digestion, improve blood, and prevent disease by using nature’s roots and herbs. It claims the liquid or tablet form is safe and longstanding in American use for over fifty years.
The article warns against using inferior stallions and urges choosing sound purebreds with good conformation. It notes service fees should reflect quality, not tempt fate with cheap options, and stresses proper feeding and exercise to produce healthy foals. It concludes that care and tracking ancestor likeness are fundamental in breeding decisions.
Several years ago at the town sta ten they fed spring pigs buttermilk, acorn, and tankage from self feeders. Pigs averaged four gallons of buttermilk daily plus two and a half pounds of corn and a seventh pound of tankage, gaining one and a half pounds per day per pig versus one and one tenth pounds for pigs on corn tankage alone. Buttermilk and skim milk have similar value, suggesting little danger of overfeeding on either when two to three pounds of grain per pig daily are fed.
A Tow a experiment station report states vaccination of pigs one week to six weeks old with simultaneous inoculation yields immunity up to about nineteen weeks. Of 171 immune pigs treated, three died from non cholera causes. no deaths due to hog cholera. Serum mixes varied by age, with tested virus portions. all pigs later challenged with virus showed protection.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a home made hog mineral mixture with various terms and unclear ingredients. Names and spellings are garbled, obscuring specific components or brands. The passage shows farmers detailing preparations and usage, but lacks coherent structure or concrete quantities.
Reading from The Kitchen Cabinet, the piece extols a range of sandwich styles from the timeless ham sandwich to open faced varieties with olives, nuts, and vegetables. It also offers detailed preparations for cheese, nut, chicken and egg fillings, plus a chicken mince style dish and a plum cake recipe.
A five year old boy used a match to set fire to Dorothy Noble's dress after she refused him candy. Dorothy died later in St Ann's hospital from burns. Neighbors rushed to aid as Bobby Scanton's father spoke of his son's lack of awareness, with both families living on North Lawndale avenue. The inquest sent the case to university authorities for review.
Ida E. Mias, 8, and Lecome Bell wed after a long wait, with Bell missing for months following her marriage purchase. She zings about ideal mates while praising her chosen Russell who she calls honest and reliable. Russell praises his wife who cooks well and plans a reception of coffee and rolls.
A mixed herd incident at Bt. Mawes II ends with George Williams wounded and a Guernsey bull responsible. The aggressor bull from Bt. Mawes II killed in the confrontation, raising questions about livestock safety and handling practices in the region.
A short note describes Bassin trees in India with sugary flowers called candy towers. Among the three main types two yield sugary petals, while the Indian butter tree provides oil seeds for butter, soap, and candies. Flowers drop in the morning and are dried on mats. a tree can yield about 300 pounds of flowers yearly.
A Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph item recalls a policeman and a park lounger engaging in a courteous exchange over a small paper sheet and a pen. The officer asks for name and address after noting the lounger was tending flowers nearby.
The exchange centers on a query about Aneband's income asking Jadan for figures. The response clarifies the situation as mostly outgo, framing the financial picture with emphasis on expenses over earnings. No specific amounts or dates are provided.
The Montreal Herald notes that while the king technically holds vast prerogatives such as vetoing bills, summoning parliaments, appointing ministers, declaring war, making treaties, and more, unwritten laws and long usage restrict these acts. In practice, a constitutional monarch reigns by the will of the people and could be deposed by Parliament.
Jones meets his friend Stimson in the street and exchanges a playful warning about keeping an eye open next week. Stimson hints at unseen events ahead, with Jones reacting in astonishment as the dialogue ends abruptly in a Scots voice.
A fragment emphasizes that pretty faces rarely prompt worthwhile deeds, suggesting a caution about vanity. The terse note hints at a broader discussion of character over looks and the value of action beyond appearance.
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