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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1922
Page
3
An old style advertisement targets mothers promoting California Fig Syrup for children. It extols a fruity taste and claims a single spoonful eases stool issues within hours, while urging readers to consult their druggist for the genuine product and warning about imitation imprints.
Texas veteran David McCalib traveled 800 miles along the M K T and Texas and Pacific railroads to collect state and local information. He seeks a plan to help penniless ex service men, who ride frantically from place to place in search of employment.
Three young Americans returning to New York recount a comic episode of the war in Africa. They describe being posted to coca and learning their pay, uniform, food, and ammunition, noting officers expected but many ended as privates. The saga highlights misperceptions, danger, and the absurd costs of conflict.
A young attorney from Great Falls Montana seeks aid for a deceased wounded soldier Lay J. Matuniy. The action aims to secure pension or death benefits for Matuniy’s dependents. The government claims disease contracted after discharge. Mollamby argues it arose from heroic service during army days.
Officials press for more acreage as limited public farms face allocation hurdles. The debate centers on expanding cultivable land, with proponents arguing broader access would boost productivity while critics warn against environmental impacts and long-term costs.
Northwest Livestock Shippers Trafic League filed with the public utilities commission a formal request for free rail transport on one car of livestock, naming all railroads as defendants. The sprawling 1922 clipping notes Christmas dinners in Anaconda and Mont, a smoking tunnel incident near St Johns Junction, and varied economic and regulatory items across the Northwest including forest service reports and immigration law debates.
An old advertisement fragment touts Kilmer’s Swamp Root for kidney and bladder relief and encourages samples by mail. It also promotes Cuticura products as toilet requisites for face skin baby and perfume, noting the trio price and ubiquity in stores.
Aurora Nebraska ad promotes Dees Pierce Favorite Prescription as a remedy for nervous conditions in young women. A reader testimonial from Mrs Guard endorses the medicine and notes availability in tablet or liquid forms with a free medical advice option at a local address.
A brief study traces ballroom dance origins from the squid riile of 1815 to the polka wag s and waltz, noting their dates and origins. It mentions the two-top as an American invention while referencing a Union Pacific Bulletin tone on manners and remedies.
A reflective line notes that anyone can wear a suit aged four years but emphasizes the deeper value of experience. The speaker asserts the benefit of maturity over mere appearance.
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