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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1919
Page
3
A fragment describes an electric barbe set with a metal frame painted white on the inside to resist wear. The design includes a sign that glows beautifully at night when illuminated. Bulbs are protected by covers to shield them from rain and weather.
An old woman explains the saying about keeping one hand unaware of the other in a mixed gathering. Two younger listeners wonder about the meaning as she cites the Bible on discreet charity and gossip. The tale centers on neighborly lending and the spread of information.
A compact note presents a curious offer or phrase about cages and catarr, suggesting a playful or garbled intend. It lacks clear names dates places or concrete actions, rendering the fragment more a teaser than a reportable item for a newspaper card.
A garbled fragment discusses a husband and wife at the same mill, implying a shared task or incident. Names and details are unclear, but the text hints at signaling or communication about events at the workplace. No clear dates, places, or outcomes are readable.
Readable fragments describe travel comforts and bedding care, including folding bedding with cheesecloth over the face, using small pillows, fur cleaning by brushing, silver in a dish with Kodaa and water, and waved hair care. Also mentions keeping blankets fluffy, removing ants with tartar emetic, washing handkerchiefs with borax, ironing covers, and general housekeeping errors to avoid.
The text provides techniques to repurpose leftovers into sauces puddings and main dishes. It describes sauces for reheated meats with butter flour olives Worcestershire sauce and vinegar and outlines fruit juice puddings and custards. Suggestions include baked crusts soups and cream sauces using available pantry items.
A vintage ad promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and urinary ailments. It claims the tonic neutralizes uric acid, relieves rheumatism, and has many customer testimonials. The Kilmer company advertises bottles at drug stores and urges readers to mail for more details.
A college professor urges students to halve halfhearted effort and train true focus. Ten minutes of intense concentration are worth an hour of wavering work, teaching beginners to build the habit of steady attention quickly. An editorial note from Chicago News echoes the lesson, stressing instant mental focus for any subject. An advertisement claims Cuticura improves skin, dandruff, and itching with routine use.
An Emporia man with a criminal record for failure to support his family took work to claim dependency after news of the last draft age limits being fixed. He quit his job Monday morning upon hearing the peace news.
An odd collage of vintage ad copy and jokes references Castoria the infants remedy, a note about Fletcher's Castoria, and a humorous exchange about crowding in a streetcar. The fragment hints at old advertising tone and dated social banter without a clear single event.
A New York alderman proposes a Victory flag to honor returning soldiers and workers who joined the war effort. He urges a resolution of appreciation to employers and notes gratitude extends to women who supported the cause while civilians. The piece reflects postwar patriotism and a push to honor service and sacrifice.
A fragmented excerpt references Capt Edward Beck in France praising Senegalese troops as hardy fighters and recalling a South Bend laborer with uncanny pain tolerance. It also notes Jane Addams at Hull House discussing 1918 fashion trends and a medieval depth bomb joke. The garbled lines touch on government pay and women’s dress.
In a dated exchange, Mrs Carter questions Emma about marriage and worry at her former mistress’s house. Emma, now married, says it is fine though tedious. The tale hints that even a worthless man can be valuable to a wife who keeps life insurance.
An undated ad promotes Haarlem Oil Capsules as a safe, gentle remedy for kidneys liver bladder and stomach. It claims two centuries of household use, non patent status, and pure original oil with claims of detoxification and renewed vitality. The copy urges continued use to prevent relapse and notes druggists sell the product with direct import claims.
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