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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1915
Page
3
A jumble of recipes and advice appears here, including fishy bowel health notions, a note on responding to a letter, and various dishes. Readable items mention cabbage salad, apple dumplings, creamed chestnuts, corn bread, and a hot buttered dish, all in a dated, instructional tone.
Fragmentary OCR describes a scene at Wes Beher's shop with a parforeted grating and a delicious frome of cake. Voices mention enjoyment and a number of email items.
The device features five large calks with the largest at the front to prevent skidding, one calk on each side and one at each point to secure the foot on the pavement. Made of malleable iron, it adds little weight to the foot.
The article outlines a winter ration for mutton sheep including four pounds of ensilage or roots, a grain mix of two parts wheat bran two parts corn one part oll meal divided into two feeds daily. It notes prime mutton prices rise after culling and stresses proper ventilation and space to prevent illness.
The article stresses selecting top breeding sows for offspring yield and easy feeding. It warns against sows with poor milking and feeding traits, noting some fail to produce many pigs. Emphasis is on choosing sows with strong breeding potential and vitality.
A fragmented ad claims cold damp weather worsens kidney problems and urges use of Deans Kidney Pills. It includes testimonials about improved health after two years of eye trouble and kidney issues, promoting a free trial offer and a Lewiston Maine address.
The South Bend News Times notes that early spring vegetables travel from southern latitudes to northern markets in fresh condition. Despite rising costs, more people feel able to buy these healthful products, expanding consumer demand as production increases and transportation costs fall with higher volumes.
A new campaign for co operation with labor unions and other groups of workers is announced by the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis. A committee chaired by Dr Theodore B Sachs includes Samuel Gompers George W Perkins John Mitchell Austin B Garretson James Dr William Charles White and Dr David K Lyman to plan immediate and future actions. A monthly health bulletin will be prepared for labor papers in cooperation with the International Labor Press bureau.
The Advocate recounts a late sermon by Peter Vinegar at the old colored church on Walnut Street. His dramatic description of hell and judgment impressed a large mixed audience, converting many mourners to the bench.
A vintage ad urges mothers to switch from harsh physic to California Syrup of Figs for cleansing stomach, liver, and bowels. It touts a pleasant taste, gentle action, and full directions for babies, children, and adults, and notes a 5 cent bottle is available at stores.
A Wall Street broker jokes at lunch about a taxidermist and a taxi driver. He asks what distinguishes them, noting both “stuff you” in different ways. The quip ends with the broker delivering the punchline about skimming and stuffing.
A hazy excerpt features Kitty counting feet with quips like two and one make three. The playful voice hints at a childlike scene, mentioning feet and a curious aim to add up to 160. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context or participants.
Readable text shows a fragmented note about women forming groups in churches and schools. It mentions care for eyes and a high spouse role, but the copy is garbled and lacks clear specifics or identifiable persons or organizations to anchor a factual summary.
A vintage ad extols Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a simple, affordable cure to gray hair dandruff and thinning. It claims natural darkening with even color, easy application, and invisibility of use. Also includes a short joke about a child’s rhyming gift and a Castoria remedy note.
The advertisement promotes Resinous Healing Household Ointment as soothing and antiseptic for skin eruptions, burns, scalds, cuts, wounds, sores, chafings, pimples, blackheads, and irritations. It claims constant home use for families with children and urges purchase from all druggists.
A war enlistment tale shows Young Mawks deciding to go to war while his wife objects. He argues the idea of widowhood appeals to her if he falls. The judge intervenes as the domestic dispute unfolds, reflecting era attitudes and personal stakes.
Town Topics quotes a flamboyant queenly figure boasting gold crowns on her teeth and status. The piece muses on a faltering economy and urges prudent planting of garden seeds to harvest cucumbers, warning the tan individual who avoids investment.
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