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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1921
Page
6
A collage of brief gibes and side remarks from multiple papers across Idaho Utah and Montana. It lampoons politics, cooking, tariffs, education, and social norms with quips about June graduates, public office seekers, cooks, and self determination amid shifting headlines and local color.
United States Department of Agriculture urges sheep raisers to adopt all preventive measures as war weather nears. The stomach worm is a global parasite, prevalent in the South and Middle West, causing dullness and pale mucous membranes in infested sheep. Remedies include a 1 percent copper sulfate solution, given monthly during grazing, with care to separate young from infested animals and rotate pastures to reduce exposure.
The report urges careful training of young colts, starting slowly to avoid strain. It notes a common sign of weakness is muscle wasting near the shoulder and rapid skin growth near the bone, indicating stress or injury to the animal.
A National Geographic Society summary outlines Australia’s remoteness from major routes, its unique geography, flora and fauna, and low population density. It notes the continent’s level terrain, deserts, monsoonal north, and concentration of 88.9 percent of residents in six state capitals, with White Australia immigration policies shaping labor and race relations.
A garbled remark attributed to Senator Jorghne expresses gratitude and favorable sentiment toward a policy. The sentence is partial with distorted words making exact meaning unclear, but conveys thanks and positive view toward a governmental action or outcome.
Nikolai Lenin head of the Boldheviat government pursues a wolf drive at Zabsidiive with Moscow connections. He is described as shielding himself from turmoil by diligent work at the Kremlin and plans for political reform while reading foreign literature. His wife conflicts over slow revolution versus faster policy.
In Joplin Missouri David Lloyd a fifty five year old Indian Butter in his youth died and was buried with his earthly belongings. His dying wish was to follow the Indian custom and be placed in the coffin with a razor box of shoe polish schwors soap letters a knife spectacles a sharpener oxfords books hose underwear trousers and an alarm clock set for 2 am. A cutlery case that wouldn’t fit was placed in a rough box near the coffin.
A French science awards panel led by Loubet and backed by the Carnegie Foundation faced an accident. Charlton Infrost and Dr Aubulphere were injured during X-ray research. Vaillant, head of the graph laboratory, also suffered injuries as officials pursue post accident inquiries and safety reviews.
A Tennesse farmer near Ashland City reports stomach and back pain relief after using Tanire. He says the medicine boosted appetite, digestion, and energy, enabling him to eat freely and sleep well. He claims strong overall health gains and urges friends to try it, praising Tanire as a grand medicine.
An elementary teacher in a small town drew public concern by moving the class through the letter B while a child appeared distressed. The incident prompted questions about care, discipline, and classroom management during a routine alphabet exercise.
The fragment discusses Bayer aspirin branding and unclear claims about safety and use. It mentions ages, dosing, and a package warning. The text is garbled but centers on aspirin labeling and consumer guidance.
In a recent address a strong campaign speaker described a Fifth Avenue crowd gathered before a wax dresser’s shop window. The spectacle involved a wax presentation and a young woman about to enter, while a man complained that a hairdresser had stolen plots from at least six Broadway plays, vowing legal action.
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