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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1916
Page
3
A housewife outlines practical kitchen ideas including Lamb Souffle and a Combination Salad. The methods mix lamb, parsley, egg yolk, and bacon, plus a chestnut mayonnaise salad and an emergency dessert with eggs and milk. A beefed up eggs and rice dish ends the menu.
A fragment describes oatmeal porridge baked on a griddle, Honey Cakes with honey and baking powder, a rhubarb dessert with sugar and lemon juice, plus a pastry shell with whipped cream. It references bread crumbs to absorb syrup and chilling steps for texture.
Fragmented OCR text appears to be a garbled sketch or note about Wetee and Windom in Gotham with unclear claims and fragmented phrases. No coherent event or人物 details emerge to form a reliable summary.
Pittsburgh reports warn of ferromanganese scarcity driving manganese prices to possibly 200 dollars per ton or more. The shortage risks curtailing raw steel production and forcing some open hearth plants to suspend operations, as most manganese comes from South America and Russia.
London reports the closure of the Three Pigeons Inn in Brentford once famed among Elizabethan poets and players. The timbered house fell into ruin and licensing officials ordered its closure after years of neglect, though its literary associations with Shakespeare, Peele, Jonson and Dickens endure in local lore.
Fragmentary text reports a union rule for plumbers banning bicycle or motorcycle use by journeyman members. The passage mentions a slogan and penalties tied to the rule and notes men may be allowed to ride to short jobs.
The article advises a gradual shift from grain to grass for yearling colts in spring. Start with limited grazing, reduce grain and hay, and provide shelter during the first nights abroad. Gradual adaptation prevents digestive disorders as pastures turn green and temperatures rise.
Article discusses broken wind or chronic lung complaint in horses. It notes incurability and describes breathing difficulties, cough evolution, and limited treatments. Recommends careful feeding regimens and avoiding dusty or poor forage, with various palliative approaches from different dealers.
A distorted note discusses ewe capability to rear lambs and mentions clover, alfalt, and corn. It highlights the importance of proper lambing and feeding in a dieting Dewwding style, reflecting agricultural concerns of the era.
A fragmented report describes a local bog assessment labeled as worthless scrub with figures unusually high at 43, but details remain unclear. The item hints at a public works or environmental note concerning a specific site and measurements.
Timothy Nimting receives a card revealing Lida Lane as a key suffrage figure in Brooke City politics. Bradley navigates media games while Lane maneuvers to shape Bradley’s congressional bid and press coverage.
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