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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1915
Page
5
A historic look at the turkey, its global journey from forests to tables. The bird’s timid nature contrasts with its culinary appeal. From migration across seas to distant shores, the turkey’s popularity grows through its meat dishes and baked roasts.
A dated polemic condemns sharing the pew and mouth contact as a danger to public health. It argues that touching and biting the pew spreads microbes and urges breaking the habit to prevent sickness and death.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a conversation about Geschiowwy and dining at Mashingies with voices mentioning Rolle i and Wo the ayes, creating a cryptic, incomplete historical snippet.
The piece extols olive oil and olives as valued foods and health aids in Greek Egyptian and Arab traditions. It notes first pressing as best, warns against adulteration with cottonseed oil, stresses strict food law enforcement, and mentions cosmetic and culinary uses across eras.
A garbled dialogue presents a comic, rambling guide to stuffing for Thanksgiving birds. It includes fractured measurements, odd ingredient spellings, and interruptions from a character named Bene tor Sorghum, creating a humorous collage of culinary lore and misread notes.
A New Year morning after a wild celebration finds Roger waking to a headache and a memory laden apartment. He surveys the garish remnants of revelry, notes his fortieth birthday, contemplates a saner path, and muses on romance and bachelor plans without wedding bells.
Roger Featherstone resists routine and enjoys lively chat with women but resents heavy domestic duties. A late telephone call from sister Madge leads to a plan for a social dinner as a chance for romance and a break from work. Roger sighs, then grins at the idea of a lively evening.
The report notes ongoing demand for velveteen and fur accessories with emphasis on velvety fabrics and wool velour. It mentions cheap to expansive grade ranges, removable fur collars, and a variety of durable garment trims used in outerwear and dress items.
In a dimly lit room after a dinner party, Roger contemplates bachelorhood while Sister Madge teases him. Conversation turns intimate as a soft hand rests near his, and Hetty’s presence stirs memories of childish play. A blush rises as she comments on his birthday.
On New Year's morning in old Wales two customs endured. Men visited neighbors as the first male callers, while women entering a home was seen as unlucky. The second custom involved the “waite” and a sprinker who sprinkled water and bushels of mistletoe water while reciting verses, blessing the household as the year began.
The article recounts George McTivan, a Jamaica native aged seventy five, sharing his stance on aging and living freely with the Philadelphia Public Lectures. He advocates eating and sleeping as desired, arguing youthfulness lasts until rigid aging erodes it, while a later counterpoint warns against unrestrained liberty and emphasizes forming good habits in youth.
An advertisement promotes Cutteurs Soap and Ointment claiming instant itch relief and the clearing of pimples blackheads redness and roughness plus dandruff scalp irritation and sore hands. A free sample is offered by mail with a book. The page also contains a narrative line about a storm damage conversation between a wife and Henry requesting the landlord assess a ruined roof.
A prominent railroad president explains that government pressure keeps him in the public eye, claiming he can secure daily front-page coverage with no spy or clandestine schemes, as he discusses publicity strategies amid ongoing attention.
A collection of aphoristic lines phrases and wordplay discussing wisdom ignorance and social quirks. The musings touch on judgments about a singer’s note bold statements and the paradoxes of memory and patience. The overall tone resembles a tongue in cheek comic aside from a late night watch.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses intelligence, coercion, and wealth. It references a man beaten at his own game, costs of trying to suppress women, and a term for someone who earns by others’ labor. It mentions George and a claimed sentiment about a first time.
A terse sellowing line claims a confident man can compel women to reveal secrets. The phrase How do you manage KT appears, followed by a reference to a tin and glove fitter. The fragment suggests a tongue in cheek, possibly an interview or dialogue excerpt.
A disjointed quote suggests disagreement over Nero's politics and a praise or critique of a rival performance. The fragment implies controversy about a display and how it was received, with a respondent who dislikes agreement and challenges the narrative. The text is incomplete and lacks clear names or events.
A caller asks five year old Lola if her mother is home. Lola replies she went out to get some time, claiming the neighbor’s man said he was going over to the neighbor for a minute. The exchange highlights a playful mishearing in a domestic scene.
A Cleveland Leader note recounts Mary Cather tree who believed God made all things. She faced a bitter dose of medicine and asked her mother why God would make castor oil if he loves everyone. The humor reveals a child's perspective on prayer and medicine.
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