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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1920
Page
5
An old advertisement touts Danderine hair tonic claiming instant, dramatic improvements. It promises doubled hair beauty, gloss, volume, and easy styling while cleansing the scalp and reducing dandruff. The copy urges readers to buy a small bottle at drug or toilet counters for a few cents.
Breach of health advice claims meat causes kidney trouble citing uric acid overworks kidneys leading to back pain and various ailments. Promotes Jad Salts and "Thin famous salts" as kidney cleansers and urine acid neutralizers. Endorses by "Ady" with dated dubious tone and a jokey closing line.
An advertisement promises fast relief from head colds and catarrh by applying a fragrant antiseptic balm inside the nostrils. It claims to open air passages, reduce nasal discharge, and relieve headache and nighttime breath struggles, with a small bottle sold by druggists.
Old advertisement text touts Diamond Dyes promising rich fade resistant colors for wool silk linen cotton and blends. It hints a directions book and dealer showings to match any fabric with a dye kit sold in a coated package.
A roundup from Al Quarters of the Globe compiling brief items: Utah and national events include action on war records and Rocky Mountain incidents. Reports mention a snowslide death near Black Bear mines, railway strike replacements, mint robbery charges, police guard duties, and various labor, political, and international notes with named places and figures.
A chef named Chartie Baer demonstrates carving a turkey with left hand, knife in right, removing legs and wings to maximize usefulness. He suggests making soup from the neck and sauce from the heels, reflecting practical, if humorous, culinary simplicity amid a broader European marriage rumor.
A playful exchange reveals a fiancé claiming he has no troubles now but will face them after marriage. The dialogue hints at humor about resilience and the pull of ambition versus sentiment in a budding partnership.
A Yale Record passage reflects on law and social conduct with a professor urging decorum in class. It contrasts a formal admonition about hats with a playful note on the first law ever made, implying how taboos shape behavior. The humor centers on a concrete classroom example and historic reflection.
A departing convict receives a final word from the governor, who hopes he avoids old associates. The inmate replies that he will not consort with anyone lacking the same advantages of a just as good life he had. The exchange captures a moment of reform sentiment and personal responsibility.
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