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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1920
Page
7
An advertisement promotes Freesone as a painless corn remover. The tiny bottle supposedly ends pain instantly and removes hard and soft corns and toe calluses without irritation, claiming it is a Cincinnati invention and available at drug stores for a low price.
A light exchange shows Mr Feathertop declaring his nerves will flare at the maces this afternoon while his wife cautions him to guard his money. The dialogue hints at a domestic scene with humor and concern.
A fragmented ad style excerpt mocks sensational health claims for laxatives and bedtime routines. It riffs on persuasive language urging routine use of Cascarets and contrasts with dull domestic chatter about bargain sales and cooking hints.
Fragmentary ad copy notes Druggists promoting Swamp-Root as a kidney remedy. Text references home treatment and efforts to persuade others of its efficacy, with mentions of youth and medical merit. Limited readable details focus on marketing claims rather than medical evidence.
A vintage advertisement touts instant relief from backache lumbago sciatica and rheumatic pains. It urges rubbing a small trial bottle of St Jacobs Oil on the painful area claiming rapid disappearance of soreness and stiffness. The copy emphasizes safety zero burning and harmlessness while urging readers to buy from their druggist.
Fragmentary OCR note describes toilet preparations and soap use to keep skin clear, mentioning unclear products and phrases. No concrete events, dates, or identifiable entities can be confirmed from the readable text.
A fragmented kitchen column shares salad ideas using greens and ramps of the era, recommending lettuce, watercress, radish and beet garnishes with French dressing. It outlines Beet Salad, Cottage Cheese Salad, Oatmeal Scrapple, Delmonico Pudding, and a bacon and potato bake with pork fat notes and practical cooking tips.
Agricultural guidance from the United States Department of Agriculture outlines feeding ewes before lambing, including a grain mix of corn nuts bran and oil meal, plus early udder inspection and pens to reduce stress. It covers lamb starter grain, creep feeding, docking and castration timing, and cleanliness for safer operations to boost lamb viability and market value.
An editorial urges the United States Department of Agriculture to act with owners and local authorities to eradicate tuberculosis in livestock. It argues the spread is too vast and funds too scarce for federal alone effort and calls for nationwide veterinarian mobilization and shared costs to reduce dairy and herd losses.
To determine the best market a shipper should subtract Frelebt and other charges from quotations and seek the market with the greatest net return. Experts warn that official interpretations are often approximate trends and not direct offers, so familiarity and local selling arrangements are advised.
Readable text fragments show names and places tangled with garbled phrases. Despite noise the item hints at a local public notice or legal event involving a committee or organization and a date or deadline.
A visitor at a rug factory stops to speak with an Armenian worker who is weaving. The visitor asks if he makes antique rugs and the artisan confirms he does, noting his long experience and age.
A vintage advertisement touts Elya Cream Kulm as a fragrant antiseptic remedy to open clogged nostrils within a minute. It claims fast relief from nasal congestion, headache, and dryness by soothing swollen mucous membranes after a simple nostril application. A stray line mentions a scientist estimating global rainfall.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes promising rich color for wool silk linen cotton and blends to transform old clothes into new garments. The package includes a direction book and color card to match any material.
A fragment from a historic page notes a dialogue about home comfort and spending time at the fireside. The woman replies that if a man spends too much time at home, there will be no peace or happiness.
An advertisement touts Halls Catarrh Medicine promising nationwide healing through blood action on mucous surfaces. The copy makes exaggerated disease claims and mentions a reward, while the company Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio is named as the sender.
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