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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1920
Page
5
A damaged item advertises California Flu Syrup as a child's laxative with fruity taste and bold claims. It urges mothers to identify the name California on the package and promises easy dosing, urging caregivers to give it without fear.
A fragment shows Mrs Newrich questioning a man about another man named Tann. The response suggests confusion and misidentification as the speaker asserts the man is not O'Brien and condemns his appearance.
An old advertisement touts Green's August Flower as a gentle laxative that regulates digestion, cleanses the stomach, and stimulates the liver. It claims relief from indigestion, dyspepsia, constipation, and related issues, marketed worldwide for over fifty years through druggists and merchants. The notice ends with a sales pitch and a stray line about commodities pricing.
Mrs Exsaguiar of 24248 20th Street Omaha Nebraska writes that she has used Paschum's Vegetable Compound for forty years with good results and keeps a bottle in every household. She claims the product is beneficial for women’s health and requests confidential reply to her letter.
A Bend Oregon bank offers to finance any stockman in the county to buy pure bred sires and join a livestock improvement drive linked with the Pueblo campaign. The USDA notes readiness to enroll any live stock owner who fills out the form.
The campaign notes a literature distribution describing the rating of dominant breeds by counties. Counties are invited to enroll at any time as the campaign emphasizes this phase and seeks broader participation.
A joint committee of the purebred cattle association and the United States Live Stock Sanitary Association votes to maintain strict accreditation. No herd with a tubercular animal will be accredited, and a supplementary list will publish owners whose purebred herds pass two annual tests while a reacting bull is present under defined conditions. The accredited herd plan remains managed by the Bureau of Animal Industry, USDA, in cooperation with states.
At the Missouri experiment station, two steer groups received different rations. One lot fed 18 pounds corn daily plus linseed oil cake and silage priced at 15.86 per 100 pounds gain. the other lot without corn but with cake and silage ran 10.88. Feed cost per steer with corn was 50.20, versus 21.27 without corn.
Farmers advised calves should have free access to fresh water and air to aid digestion. The guidance notes that during early months calves must not be fed excessively and should receive ample water to support growth and vitality.
Angora goats are highlighted as economical producers in this note on adaptable grazing. The item emphasizes their efficiency and suitability for varied pasture scenarios, suggesting practicality for farmers evaluating livestock options.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a large carved stone weighing seven tons associated with Downpatrick. It notes a statue or monument in the area near the present cathedral, with references to the grave site of St Patrick and surrounding hills. The text is incomplete but centers on the Downpatrick monument.
A fragment recounts St Patrick s Purgatory on Lough Derg in southern County Donegal, famed in medieval times as a European pilgrimage site. It notes annual pilgrimages between June 1 and August 15 and mentions picturesque surroundings near Killg.
A Latin 12th century monk Henry from Claretian abbey Huntingdonshire records Owein the Irish knight entering St Patrick’s purgatory. He traverses hell and terrestrial paradise before viewing celestial portals. The tale popularized purgatory across Europe and influenced Calderon and Dante.
An extract lists Irish Philadelphia donors who funded Washington's Revolutionary War, detailing names and substantial sums in pounds. Donations ranged from £1,000 to £12,000, underscoring strong philanthropic support that helped sustain American forces and secure volunteers.
In Ireland a Welsh historian described St Patrick's purgatory on Lough Derg Island as split scenes The sacred side with sanctity and beauty and the opposite rugged region where demons are said to dwell and punish wanderers Ancient lore built around the island predates Giraldus Cambrenal and was amplified by medieval writers noting the island's mythic aura and legendary purgatory significance
The text references Irish participation in the American Revolution and lists figures such as Fulton and McCormick, highlighting Ireland’s impact on war, commerce, science, and invention. It comments broadly on Irish contributions to technology and industry during the era.
A prominent Kentucky physician Dr J J Wagner praises Peru na for catarrh and related ailments and urges trial. He claims personal use and success in treating stomach and bowel issues, touting Peru na as the best tonic and recommending availability in tablet or liquid form. He asserts that a doctor would not risk reputation endorsing a product without proven value.
Advert reads Ely's Cream Balm for quick nasal relief from cold or catarrh. It claims to open air passages, soothe inflamed mucous membranes, and provide instant comfort after applying a fragrant antiseptic cream. Also promotes Cuticura Talcum Powder as a versatile beauty and hygiene product.
A fragment describes mixing Barbo Compound with glycerine to apply on hair twice daily to fade gray hair. It claims the mixture lightens color gradually, softens harsh hair, adds gloss, and leaves no stickiness or greasiness while not rubbing off. The passage also contains unrelated moral admonitions about husbands.
An ad extols S. S. S. as a purely vegetable blood cleanser for health and vigor. It warns that sluggish circulation and fatigue signal impure blood and urges taking several bottles to cleanse the blood and strengthen the system. The Swift Specific Co. advertises free information from its Atlanta laboratory.
A fragmented 20th century text reflects on queues among Chinese as a badge of subjugation and cultural meaning, juxtaposed with wartime power dynamics. It weaves farcical observations about luck tokens, tailors, and social stigma, citing historical conquests and endurance.
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