Thebelor’s View on Kissing a Sweet Sixteen
Thebelor states she does not regard a girl as worth kissing unless she is sweet sixteen. This remark frames her stance on affection and age in social expectations.
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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1920
Page
2
Thebelor states she does not regard a girl as worth kissing unless she is sweet sixteen. This remark frames her stance on affection and age in social expectations.
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a pure natural medicine for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It claims no habit forming drugs and offers sample bottles by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co at Binghamton New York. A sworn purity statement accompanies each bottle.
An return of a borrowed car leads to a stranger thanking the helper after the car unexpectedly moves off. A New York Times anecdote notes naming debates for a newborn and a proud elder asserting a namesake claim amid family chatter.
A vintage advertisement touts Cascarets as a gentle laxative option that works while you sleep. It contrasts with harsher pills and promotes Castoria for infants and children, claiming over 30 years of use and featuring a motherly endorsement.
Half pint water with Lon Bay Bs and small box Barbo Compound plus glycerine applied twice weekly darkens gray hair and softens harsh strands. Easy at home and inexpensive. does not cool scalp or rub off.
An old advertisement touts a cure for catarrh claiming internal and mucous surface relief. It asserts the product cleanses the system and surfaces, with testimonials of dramatic results and mentions free sample offerings.
The piece recalls Bra zil as the youngest Latin American republic aside from Cuba and notes Brazil gained independence without bloodshed. Dom Pedro abdicated amicably when the public favored a republic, leaving public life quietly. It ends with a reflection on European monarchs and foresight.
The London Daily News reports a Danish appliance praised by the Brittah Daily association show as a device for keeping milk fresh for two years without preservatives. It is named a homogenizer and claimed to add a preserving force of 2,000 pounds per square inch, promising strong profits but urging caution on get rich quick schemes.
Copenhagen dispatch says Bolsheviks mass on the Settish front with Chinese regiments aiding the assault and claiming repulsed counter attacks and villages captured toward St Fytalone and near Pskov. Ukrainian mission at Berne notes threats to Ukedinian and Polat fronts as General Pettura moves to the front amid renewed military activity and hopeful Ukraine grain stocks despite war.
Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor says the federation will oppose the anti sedition bills now before Congress with all its power. He warns the Sterling and Graham measures would violate the constitution and strip Americans of their fundamental rights.
Secretary Lansing unveiled the original parchments of the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution for the first time in eighteen years. The documents were filmed as cameras recorded their appearance and later shown in theaters nationwide to counteract red scare influences.
Paul Deschanel won the French presidency on January 17 with 734 votes from 580 members of the National Assembly. The result marked the largest majority since Lula Adolphe Chiera’s earlier unanimous selection after the empire’s collapse.
A report from Washington notes that Armenians face extermination if artillery bombardment continues, citing General Antrantk called by compatriots “the George Washington of Armenia” after a public statement Sunday.
William Jennings Bryan delivered a Sunday address to a large audience at the Brooklyn Apos demy of Musli criticizing alleged secular and religious tensions. He warned against cynicism toward religious teachings and urged renewed faith and civic responsibility.
An official statinavnt nwuent indicates global Jewish demography with 9,100,000 in the United States and figures for Poland Ukraine and Lithuania. The report notes distribution in Britain and Bolshevie regions and mentions European and Asian areas in a wartime context.
Western governors and delegates from reclamation groups propose a bill to fund irrigation. The plan calls for Treasury advances up to 2500000 to be repaid with bonds over 50 years at 4.5 percent, aiding approved projects and new efforts. Military veterans get 60 day entry preference, and hearings open to outsiders discussed federal state collaboration.
A garbled excerpt notes wartime controls on livestock or dairy imports and prices. It mentions Lorraine, cheap markets, and high costs, with unclear percentages and quantities reflecting wartime rationing or trade restrictions.
Allies press the Dutch to extradite former Emperor William after sending a supreme council letter on January 17. They argue he bears full responsibility for the war, while Germany's defenders claim self defense. The Dutch may refuse citing sanctuary for a private citizen, not a ruler, while allies insist on trial and punishment if convicted.
Utah Woolgrower association wraps up its annual convention with approval of a bounty tax on livestock, five year permits by the forest service, written shearer contracts, rail freight reforms, a five year dipping order, and a new fabric law. A nineteen member board was elected and immediately went into executive session to organize and appoint committees.
Railroad detectives recovered securities worth about 500000 and other goods stolen from a Southern Pacific mall car near Stege. The loot, seized in Berkeley on Saturday, followed a bandit operation carried out by an organized crew.
A fragmentary report notes removal of a block from under the Soviet sphere affecting Weir and Hoover with implications for events deemed important on the coming Saturday.
Fragmentary report describes General John J. Pershing on a Sunday tour in Portland Oregon amid public fervor and crowds. Readable phrases mention a visiting figure and local reaction.
A reported hunter sighted a fallen deer he had shot and found another deer nearby, lying on the ground beside a tame, built shelter in Wisconsin. The scene suggests a hunting party exposure in a remote area. Wildlife officials were alerted for assessment.
The readable portions describe unclear terms and names with numeric tokens and garbled phrases. Specific identities, dates, places, or events are not discernible.
Ad reads that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound was claimed to ease weakness and provide support for women. It asserts safety and recommends use, noting the product is made from herbs and promises relief from ailments.
A fragmented dialogue notes pride in prosperity and the paradox of wealth. It questions vanity and the value of a product priced high while its maker remains content with simple service.
An ad touts Diamond Dyes promising a new rich color for wool silk and cotton fabrics. It claims reliable results and suggests the product can revive worn garments with a tadeless finish.
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