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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1921
Page
7
A fragment reflects a speaker longing to advance agricultural work without interruptions. The text shows dialect speech about feeding advantages and farming progress. It captures a nostalgic, unfinished thought on rural life and development.
An old advertisement touts Bayer Tablets of Aspirin stating safe directions for use and the Bayer Cross stamp. It emphasizes the product as a trusted aspirin prescribed for decades. The fragment mentions a minor car incident involving Sue with slight enamel damage.
The ad touts Cuticura Soap for clean skin and soft hands with Cuticura Ointment and Perfume as the Cuticura Toilet Trio. It claims daily use improves complexion and cleanliness, while a line questions a plagiarist collecting favorites.
A healthful orange juice regimen for all ages and several orange based desserts. Recipes include orange pudding with nut crust and meringue and an orange jelly foam dessert, with tips on avoiding bitterness and using juice for digestion.
A long recipe excerpt describes making prune rich desserts and breads. It lists ingredients including flour, graham flour, sugar, shortening, eggs, milk, molasses, chopped prunes dates and figs, and methods for prune stuffing and prune whip. It provides measurements and steps for baking and serving.
Henford MacNider, elected national commander at thirty four, vows a bold push to expand and strengthen the American Legion. A Harvard alum and World War I veteran, his early career includes Mexican border service, Port Snelling training, and France action with multiple decorations.
Mrs Lowell F Hobart, first national president of the American Legion Women's Auxiliary, served as a war mother with her son at Camp Zachary Taylor Kentucky. She worked daily as Red Cross va nurse and at night taught Red Cross work. The auxiliary now leads nine major women’s organizations with about 12000 members.
Lemuel Balter of Seattle wins a third term as national adjutant of the American Legion. The piece notes rising post numbers, a Chicago job aid campaign, and plans for a 1922 national convention in New Orleans with expected $100,000 funding. It mentions Lincoln police aid to ex-soldiers, Foch reception in Kansas City, and ongoing postwar memorial ideas.
A brief exam moment shows Jebson, Jr. told to answer concisely. Before testing, his father Jebsan presses the advice. Jebson fills the form with a blunt description: stout old man with red face and whiskers.
An old advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a trusted remedy for sick children. It claims a teaspoonful clears bowels within hours, easing fever and colic, with directions for babies and children printed on the bottle.
Mrs Crawford questions joining a group as Mrs Crabshaw explains It meets Mondays. She notes T had no prace to go that day, highlighting a light social clash in a humorous exchange.
An appeal to women discusses kidney and bladder problems and urges trying Kilmer’s Swamp Root from Kilmer Co of Binghamton New York. It promotes health restoration and notes mail orders for a maple bottle and larger sizes through local merchants.
The Dominion bureau of statistics notes 582 fur farms in Canada in 1920, up from 414 in 1919, with values rising from 5 008 591 to 4 032 005. Fur farms now exist in every part of the Dominion, including 14 ranches of domesticated animals in the Yukon territory.
An old advertisement extols Boschee's Syrup as a soothing remedy for throat and lung inflammation along with coughs and bronchitis. It claims quick relief, easier nightly sleep, and easier morning expectoration, noting wide availability in stores. The page also includes a satirical cartoon caption about labor and money.
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