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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1920
Page
2
A newspaper blurb touts Pape's Cold Compound as an instant remedy for colds and grippe. It claims two to three doses relieve nasal congestion, headache, fever, and runny nose, with a few cents at drug stores. Also references other ads and a brief court report involving a fight and a prisoner.
An appeal to women about health issues is paired with an advertisement for a liver kidney remedy. The piece nudges readers to seek Nettie Root and similar tonics claiming kidney and bladder relief and improved vitality. A stray domestic scene ends with a child misunderstanding a capital letter as a “lingshat.”
A fragmentary tribute assembled in a cryptic voice hints at praise and personal reflection. The text references eloquence, a rhetorical persona, and a playful, oblique scene that suggests memory and identity in a faded obituary-like frame.
A damaged OCR excerpt touts Boschee’s Syrup as a remedy for coughs colds and throat ailments. It claims wide domestic use with dramatic but unclear figures and includes a fabric of erroneous dialogue about Lucy and a patient scene.
A fragment from a vintage cookbook or society page describes oyster cocktails sardine cocktails and various garnishes. It includes a recipe for oyster cocktail sauce with horseradish tomato ketchup lemon juice and Worcestershire sauce and outlines methods for serving grapefruit cups with currants and a mint cocktail made with fresh mint lemon juice and orange juice.
A fragmented seasonal cookery feature describes winter berries for jelly and stewed preparations. It also lists Walnut Roast with walnut meats, rice, bread crumbs, lemon, nutmeg, and eggs, baked in a mold, plus Raisin Pie with Meringue and multiple Carrot Puddings. The text preserves period culinary methods and measurements, with misspellings from OCR.
A damaged OCR fragment recalls a parlor scene with rustic talk and a woman teased about a drink. Names and clear context are unreadable, but the tone suggests social exchange and a minor domestic moment from a bygone piece.
A fragmented report notes a confusing incident as a person wandered nearby, receiving a phone call and an odd remark about a head injury. Details are unclear, with names and places obscured, leaving the precise event and parties involved uncertain.
The United States Department of Agriculture urges a return to sound farming, emphasizing pasture and hay for meat and milk. War‑era grain emphasis strains soil and labor. farmers should plan diversification, rotation, and stable food production with state aid and extension guidance.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the report notes corn sold by farmers month by month throughout the year is more evenly distributed than commonly believed. The Bureau of Crop Estimates finds 15 percent sold in January 1910 or earlier and 12 percent in the previous month, with the remaining ten months ranging from 6.1 to 8.4 percent of the yearly total.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture this item notes that farming groups plan winter meetings to discuss storage, disposal of surplus, and other general marketing topics. It highlights the need for guidance on managing farm products and addresses questions raised by these rural organizations.
The readable fragments discuss profits in livestock and feed safety, noting hogs and sheep care, wheat yields, and conditions for sheep in Utah. It mentions dangers from molded feed and unclear terms like frost, frost-related farm health, and potential disease or chemical hazards impacting production.
A fragment describes Bayer tableta of aspirin as genuine for nineteen years, noting the Bayer trademark and aspirin as mono acetic acid ester of salicylic acid. It mentions small tin boxes of twelve tablets and the term Bayer package. The text reflects early advertising language and product presentation.
United States Department of Agriculture tests at the experiment farm in Bulaville Mid examined twenty four hogs in two groups. One group was treated to prevent lice while the other was infested. The infested hogs fattened at a higher cost, adding about one cent per pound to the pork. the study notes the methods used to locate infested animals and the lag before action.
County breed directories issued under local livestock associations serve as a lasting advertising tool. They help identify owners of various breeds, attract buyers to the locality, and are often funded by advertising space sold to breeders. Rural printing offices can produce credible editions for lasting reference.
Farmers in a local community propose to breed a single class of stock and to use non purebred sires only if owned by individuals or collectively. The plan requires organizing a Dolly era gathering to coordinate efforts and ensure adherence to the one breed rule and stock class.
Fragmented notes describe Merwigh and winter care for cattle and crops. Emphasizes keeping fall crops growing, proper pruning, and early furrow work to gain a market edge. Mentions Nabi and general advice on furrow timing and livestock care to improve sales and prices.
An old advertisement touts a fruit flavored laxative for children claiming it is the safest and most harmless option for stomach liver and bones. It emphasizes a tasty flavor and full directions on each bottle and urges mothers to give it without fear. The copy references California and promotes product forms and usage.
An old advertisement promotes Cascarets as a remedy for liver bile, indigestion and sour stomach. It claims the product removes sour fermenting food and excess bile, easing headaches and gas while you sleep. Millions are urged to take Cascarets nightly for a cleaning effect.
A Birmingham Age-Herald quote recalls a boy confessing he loved an older shake charmer over circus bareback riders and trapeze performers. The exchange features Mr Grimpkin and reflections on being called queer as a child.
A Boston Transcript note reflects on vows spoken before a war, with a weary speaker recalling claims that former rules governed every moment, while the other party hints at forgetfulness and shifting loyalties. The fragment hints at strain in personal ties amid upheaval.
Fragmentary text shows scattered terms including Cheney Ca Toledo Olio Logical Gonatuaion and a garbled phrase The BUFO Mpa. No coherent event or entities emerge to summarize into a proper news item.
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