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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1915
Page
3
The fragment mentions a Masters picture in a house on Newsonhurst and questions which wife is connected to it. The note implies a Family or household intrigue without clear names or dates.
An unusual, garbled advertisement promotes Cascarets as a remedy for constipation and stomach issues. The copy, filled with misused terms, mentions a “10-cent hex pow” and promises a clear stomach and healthy liver. References to families and social satire appear in fragmentary lines.
The fragment touts a soap and regimen as a cure for pimples and blotchy skin. It mocks social embarrassment and promises clearer skin through rest eel soap and resin products, urging regular use despite unclear claims and disjointed text.
A historical note describes docking lambs around ten days old. It covers technique with the farmer seated, lifting the tail, sliding the knife beneath the third vertebra, and severing the tail. Methods include hot pincers and burning to stop bleeding, with cautions on healing and infection.
University of characteristica animals expert John L. Torney explains profitable steer traits for feedlot success. Key features include beef characteristics, wide back, large heart girth, strong frame, ample room for internal organs, wide head, stout covering, short legs, heavy arched ribs, and a straight, low-set back indicating depth of body.
A reader from Westby Wisconsin describes a handy feeding device for bog swine. The trough attaches to an upright seven foot long pipe of four inch diameter with a top flare, designed to deliver drink at the bottom of the spout without interference. The note discusses breeding selection and quiet timing, noting long use in hog management.
A fragmentary poem reveals a young girl rushing to school with a mother working, a bank quarter missing, and a sentimental scene of valentine exchanges. The speaker reflects on sending many valentines yesterday and feeling overlooked by others.
A compact historical note traces Valentine’s Day lore from Agincourt era to 15th century French royalty and Tudor balladry. It highlights Charles, duke of Orléans, his long captivity in the Tower of London, and the proliferation of Valentine pamphlets and verse, including “Lover’s Gun” and “Cupid’s Delight,” printed in 114. The piece frames Valentine cards as enduring expressions of affection across ages and classes.
Fragmented OCR text shows a dialogue about appetite and a man with a large abdomen. Mentions a watch chain, a bill collector at the door, and miscellaneous phrases. The readable content is garbled with no clear event or individuals.
Ad copy touts Cuticura ointment and soap as superior skin remedies with a free sample offer by mail. The text includes bold hero ads and a fiction fragment about May visiting southern kin, and a black child reacting to a biblical reference in a historical narrative tone.
A historical text fragment promotes Rad Salts as a kidney flush and urinary aid, citing a meat based cause of kidney sluggishness and claiming relief by taking four ounces in water before breakfast. It blends medical tips with religious quotes and a regional anecdote about a local driver, reflecting period advertising and discourse.
A chaotic scene involving two girls and their dogs led to a fight between a terrier and another dog. A man intervened to separate the animals. The girls blamed each other for their dogs’ involvement in the quarrel, with verbal exchanges escalating the incident.
Readable parts describe a local matter but the text is jumbled with stray letters and missing context. No clear people dates places or actions are extractable for a coherent headline or summary.
An old advertisement touts Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy promising instant, natural looking darkening of gray hair and dandruff removal. It claims one application hides gray and a few more darkens further, with a youthful appearance for 60 cents from drug stores.
In a dialogue on rewards for creators of war tech, the inventor of the destroyer is knighted and elevated through ranks from baron to duke. The piece notes a cultivated nation praising the author of warfare proof with a claim that society benefited from others' inventions.
A wife replies to her husband that he cannot assume all affection since she has decided to retain the balance of power. She asserts she will determine the division of love after marriage, challenging his expectations.
A humorous childhood exchange about rain leads to a memory of seeking shelter. Willie jokes that he would not get wet unless the shower actually came down, highlighting a playful, domestic moment.
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