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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1921
Page
7
An advertisement touts Scramp- Hit as pure and strong with daily doses. It claims to aid kidney and bladder relief and notes a sworn purity statement accompanying each bottle from Dr Kilner.
The piece notes the American Indiana runs out of names like Laughing Water and Sitting Bull and shifts to popular songs for inspiration. It references a Calgary figure Darda nelle and mashes initials and titles into comic coinages.
The Japanese infantry will adopt a larger caliber rifle, moving from .285 to Bettish 308 and French S14. The article mentions changes to the machine gun barrel length and includes a curious, non sequitur note about vacuum cleaning a cat, suggesting OCR noise or garbled text in the source.
An old fashioned advertisement extols Cuticura products for baby's skin and personal care. It references Cuticura Soap Quttrore Ointment and Cuticura Talcum with a boastful tone about scent and indispensability while tangentially noting fashion and marriage themes.
A collage of period kitchen notes offers dishes using leftover ham, bread crumbs, milk, and parsley plus egg and butter sauces. It outlines ham molds with buttered pans, a carrot salad with olive oil and vinegar, oatmeal with dates, lemon star cookies, orange chocolate cake, and Pomona pudding with orange flavor, all tuned to a home cook’s menu.
The U S Department of Agriculture urges farmers to combine serum treatment with strict sanitation to protect hog herds from cholera. It notes costs from 1938 losses exceed 5 million dollars, and recommends draining cesspools, cleaning pens, disinfecting, and exposing hogs to sunlight. A few days of fall cleanup can protect next year’s herd.
The Nebraska College of Agriculture urges farmers to expand livestock, noting cattle will likely fetch good prices as feed costs drop. It cites last year's losses by feeders and predicts cheaper feed and labor will spur stock raising, warning of declining cattle numbers and urging sustained production to keep beef affordable for millions.
For breeding ewes forage is essential to raise strong young. Ewes require good forage and balanced rations to ensure healthy development. Fattening sheep benefit from adequate forage to balance grain-based feeds. A mixed feed plan with substantial forage forms the principal portion of the ration.
A farmer notes fat horses bring higher prices when work is hard and animals are run down. He explains a fat horse still fetches better rates even if the animal is under strain or injured.
In winter brood sows should be housed and cared for with stable feeds and shelter. The text emphasizes economical management and sufficient hay or bedding to maintain health and ensure adequate piglet production through cold months.
Pasadena man Lou Beck and his dog Kutna died after Beck drank from a poisoned spring near Death Valley while trying to locate his partner. For 18 years they saved about 904 people from thirst and exhaustion across the Colorado, Mojave, and Death Valley regions. A monument in Brookside Park will honor their service.
A railroad crew in Barnell New Jersey treated Philo Jennings after a rattlesnake bite by applying mud from the wound. A nearby barrel contained a buried jug of old whisky. The cork was opened for first aid and the medic later misattributed the bite to a bee while taking the whisky as his fee.
Fragmentary report from Peconic recounts a rural arrest and trial over horsewhipping a boy. Names and details are garbled, but the record indicates a severe sentence and legal action tied to a farm community incident near Riv erheal.
A collage of editorial snippets from Idaho to Wyoming, Utah to Montana shows quirky takes on politics, society, and daily life. Snippets reference inflated starch, brainy myths, taxes, and war era reflections, with locals like Emmett, Caldwell, and Logan weighing in on public discourse.
A North Carolina woman credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills for restoring health after two doctors advised surgery. Her seven month treatment enabled her to work again, and she urges other women to try the remedy despite prior operation suggestions.
Mrs Harris praises Entonic for easing indigestion after meals. The ad claims the medicine neutralizes excess acidity and gas causing indigestion, heartburn, bloating, belching and food repeating. It promises a big box at a trifling price with a guarantee from Ornyelat.
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