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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1918
Page
2
A Newark woman describes years of nervous breakdowns and daily weakness. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound on a friend's suggestion she recovered, returned to work, and has shared her experience to support the remedy's effectiveness.
A country gentleman joke recounts Tommy visiting his grandparents dairy. He is accused of touching the cream with a suspicious white lip trace. Tommy claims he only licked the top, sparking a humorous misunderstanding about mischief and perception.
An old advertisement touts a home lemon juice lotion mixed with orchard white to whiten and soften skin. It instructs squeezing juice from two lemons into three ounces of orchard white, straining to remove pulp, and using the quarter pint lotion daily on face neck arms and hands to fade freckles sallowness tan and roughness.
In a dialect rich vignette a country uncle jokes about a folding bed for a camper niece and a spring gun for casting lines. The narrator muses that the future may not be as kind as the past while noting New Zealand’s gender imbalance with men vastly outnumbering women.
A garbled feature lists various home cooking directions including Potted Chicken, Baked Fish With Sour Cream, Asparagus on toast, Punski Russian dish, Eggless Cake, and corn bread tips. It preserves ingredients like butter, onion, bay leaf, sour cream, mushrooms, pastry, and molasses with procedural steps.
A vintage guide lists Oyster Cocktail Sauce Snappy French Dressing Roquefort Cheese Dressing Runslan Dressing Mignonette Sauce and Emergency Salad Dressing. It provides measurements and mixing steps for each sauce and dressing, including tomato and horseradish mix, olive oil blends, tarragon vinegar, paprika, mustard, salt, pepper, onions, green and red peppers, and Roquefort with French dressing. The Roquefort mix suggests vinegar and sugar, while Mignonette uses crushed onions and whole peppers with tarragon vinegar for a ready-to-serve sauce.
Readable portions show a woman speaking softly about fatigue and physical discomfort. She mentions extending to Groaters and feeling her feet go numb or burn, indicating strain or weariness during the exchange. The text is garbled and lacks clear context or identifiable names.
A historical remark argues George Washington never endorsed the cherry tree legend. The author cites his consistent truthfulness and rejects the popular anecdote as unfounded. The piece frames Washington as a model of veracity despite the enduring myth.
An old advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a physician's prescription for kidney and bladder ailments. It claims quick, effective results and urges readers to buy or request a sample by sending ten cents to Kilmer in Binghamton New York.
A dialogue from the Cleveland Plain Dealer shows a girl reassures her mother about a polite, clever suitor while noting the mother’s concern about his family background. The mother worries the family may oppose the courtship but expresses relief and encouragement for the couple.
The California state board of health enforces sterilization of drinking utensils used in restaurants soda fountains and similar establishments. Cups and glasses must be washed five minutes in boiling water containing a five percent lye solution.
A remark compares the Gulf Stream’s speed to the Amazon and Mississippi and notes its volume exceeds 1,000. The text also records New York’s debt limit being reduced to 2,114,325 dollars.
United States Department of Agriculture specialists advise farm handlers to provide proper winter exercise and scattered corn rations to sows likely to farrow in March and April. They warn against overconfinement in sleeping quarters and recommend using a manure spreader to distribute corn in stalk fields for better litter production and weaning success.
Farmers are advised to ensure corn is fully cleaned and stored for spring. Provide protein feeds like shorts tankage oilmeal or alfalfa hay, ground if possible, with self feeders. Ground alfalfa increases intake. thin hay balances corn rations. Proper brood sow care yields strong pigs at farrowing.
Sheep, in proportion to product value, are produced more economically on the farm than any other livestock. They fit general farming, subsist largely on forage from grazing weeds and grass that would not support other stock. They eat little feed with human value and need less grain. They add materially to farm revenue but little to farm expense.
Bran and clover hay are suggested for ewes with lambs to ward off winter frowns. The source advocates Sist-crop clover hay as superior feed, noting one ton per day as a benchmark and favoring clover over bran and hay for spring needs.
Skim milk and middlings make the best feed for young pigs after weaning. Feed four times a day just after weaning with small portions. When well started, three feeds a day are enough.
The notice discusses safeguarding pigs from cold winds or extreme heat during outdoor exercise. It emphasizes that proper shelter and manageable exercise limits prevent stress and overexertion, ensuring the animals maintain health and do not travel far or become fatigued.
A downtown news agency courier, the armless man who ferries copy to uptown papers, endures a humorous exchange with a towelless editor. A quip about hire and towels surfaces as the man jokes through the incident. England reports 4,775,000 women wage earners, reflecting wartime labor shifts.
An uneven exchange unfolds between a playwright and an actor. The playwright laments that praise may come only after death. The actor suggests sacrifice for limited acclaim, while a restaurant scene recounts George asking Miss Wrinklow to hire at the wild duck and her surprised, color-changing reply.
A fragmented dialogue notes a thief and a victim exchange and mentions during the war Canada’s trade rising nearly threefold. The readable text blends a suspect remark with a wartime economic increase context. Strong entities include Canada and war period references, with implied names and actions.
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