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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1919
Page
2
A letter from Mrs. Charlie Taylor of Dillon urges use of PE-RU-NA for catarrh and related ailments. She claims dramatic weight gain and full recovery after two years of illness, endorsing the medicine as a reliable emergency home remedy and urging others to buy it in tablet or liquid form.
Erink Hedley, newly elected president of the Interborough Rapids Transit company, told reporters he would stay in place and keep his humor. He rejected the usual custom of leaving for Hot Springs, saying the office was hot enough where he is.
An old advertisement touts Boschee's Syrup as a remedy for colds, bronchitis, throat irritation, and lung trouble. It claims many deaths from pneumonia exceed war fatalities, praises fifty three years of use, and notes Amorica production with wide global usage.
Fragmentary OCR yields a local remark about a preacher and his congregation. The note references a Reverend Ones and questions about service and attendance, but details are unclear. No concrete names, dates, places, or outcomes are readable.
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled phrases with names like Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio and references to a Blood end render and Saintaiity. No coherent event, date, or clear subjects emerge from the readable lines.
A folklore piece explains mistletoe's link to love and kissing through a Nordic myth about Baldur. Loki, angered by Baldur’s joy, triggers death with a mistletoe spear, prompting gods to seek a remedy and establishing mistletoe as a symbol of love. The tale ends with Baldur’s restoration and a warning never to harm the mistletoe again.
Fragmented OCR describes Christmas trees called Green Trew and Green Maram Fale Angeway entering city markets. It notes consignments to merchants in New York Philadelphia Baltimore and the West, with prices to farmers from 2 to 18 cents per tree and varied freight costs.
United States Department of Agriculture records show 2,515,004 hogs died from cholera in 14 months from April 1, 1918 to April 30, 1910, totaling $2,042,088.16 in value. The loss was lighter in number but heavier in monetary terms due to high hog prices. Vaccination proves crucial, with only 4 percent effectiveness when untimely and only about one chance in seven to prevent fatalities if animals already show illness. Clean, sanitary hog yards and barns are essential.
Dr C W McCampbell head of animal husbandry at Kansas Agricultural College notes cattle per 1000 people fell from 680 in 1900 to 860 now and sheep from 800 to 450 while meat consumption rises. He warns prices will rise as range capacity shrinks and farm production costs stay high.
The text argues that increased live stock demand reduces crop markets and lowers producer costs. It contends animals consume feed at mispriced rates and yield animal products such as milk, cream, beef, pork, and wool at prevailing prices.
A fragmented livestock note discusses keeping more sheep and mentions hogs in relation to meat value. The text references hogs, manure, and comparisons among livestock, with unclear details about plans and outcomes.
An ad touts Cas ecrets as a mild, natural remedy to regulate digestion without harsh purgatives. It claims to cleanse the liver and colon, prevent constipation, and improve health while you sleep, contrasting with calomel salts oil or strong purgatives. It notes high sales of Canearets, priced affordably.
Kansas City visitors asked what to do next and discussed art as they toured. Two young women told the manager they have seen studios Vernon orange groves and most sights, adding they enjoy finding a city with an artery to explore briefly.
Fragmentary note urges access to top medicines for those in need with a call for best options for every patient, reflecting public health concerns on equitable drug availability.
A fragment shows a tense moment as a tease from a chest becomes a tearing rip in a coat. A calm voice asks if it is easier to take with Peels present, signaling underlying conflict and unease.
Bayer package directions for Hesdache Ouldis Pain Neurwigia Lumbagy guide use of Aspirin prescribed by physicians for nineteen years. Handy tin taxes list twelve tablets costing ten contae, Aspirin under Mayer Manufacture of Mono coetic acidestor of Bulicylieackd aAdv.
The article describes a confusing scene where a speaker mutters fragmented phrases about forceful language and mixing names like Pareou and Birk Botersin. It notes a character named Peteryen preferring church and a stated desire to address a grayortook issue.
Readable text mentions toilet preparation items and powders with garbled phrases. Several brand-like terms appear alongside unrelated garbled words, yielding no coherent event or entity to describe.
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