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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1919
Page
3
Government meat inspection highlights branded labels proving wholesomeness and clean handling in packing houses with interstate trade. Households urged to read labels on canned meat and pork products to verify weight and safety, while thrift programs promote remodeling old clothes through home demonstration agents.
A family of five with a moderately active routine needs at least three quarts of milk daily and one pound of meat or equivalent complete protein foods. Extra milk may be whole skim or buttermilk. The text emphasizes dietary requirements for parent and three children based on market weights and milk substitutes.
A compact kitchen table outlines general proportions for quick doughs and batters. It notes liquids, flour, and baking powder should remain relatively constant, while you may adjust by adding fruits, seasonings, or different flours to vary texture and height.
The text surveys linguistic contrasts across social classes and nations, noting Italian, French, English, and Chinese speech traits. It also mentions a magic guard and improvised protection methods in a district, remarking on radiations and an aversion to certain ropes as security.
Washington reports Alaska uses schools as social centers with classrooms, kitchens, and housing. Teachers act as social workers. superintendents travel by dog sled and boats. The Bureau of Education funds clinics, co op stores, and villages like Noorvik, Deering, and Kobuk River settlements to improve health, trade, and self-government among about 25,000 natives across remote regions.
Sir Dyce Duckworth a prominent English physician served on the naval medicine consulting board. He is an active and honorary member of many renowned medical societies and sacrificed thousands of pounds yearly in practice to devote time to board affairs.
Wind swept roads thread through neat single family houses and gardens while a mercantile company, a cagwinill, an electric light plant, and a wireless telegraph station keep the town connected with the outside world.
In Latem Oregon State Veterinarian Lytle suggests whale milk could ease Oregon milk shortages. He imagines domesticated whales on the Pacific coast supplying a barrel of milk, with potential to pair them with sheep for wool and milk profits, noting lambs can be sold but sacrificing milk would be needed.
London reports a major wartime danger for allied submarines arose from friendly destroyers misidentifying subs as enemies. Sub crews faced risk from recognition signals and rocket tests, with one incident where a destroyer nearly attacked before proper identification. A large bow liver and other details are noted amid reports of British Columbia weight-related tech.
St Louis area case notes B B Banks a Benton Missouri resident asserts he is the father of 40 children born to three wives. He says 18 from his first wife who is dead and 22 from his third wife, with no children from the second wife. He was a plaintiff in a separate suit in Division No 5 of the circuit court against Clover Leaf Casualty for 500 dollars for alleged injuries at a steel plant.
Seattle reports Alaska coal development has surged beyond all prior years due to the government railway construction. A first delivery of 200 tons arrived at Cordova on October 24, with another 200 tons en route. The Alaska coastal railway connects tidewater to the Atiwku Petroleum and Coal company site, aiming to extend to a direct channel for shipment.
The boy William Mills Crossman finally gains stable custody and a modest Life on the Crossman Batavia estate with a private tutor, after years of legal wrangling over guardianship, adoption and his vast fortune. Once shuttled between guardians, he now enjoys security and a quieter life as the heir to an estate and income.
Mrs. Fuller tells Superior Judge Graham her husband George J. Fuller is too honest to be trusted with money saying he would owe 1002 and pay 1004 leaving 2 for his wife. Interlocutory decree granted as divorce proceeds.
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