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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1921
Page
5
Advertisement claims women suffer through daily toil and fatigue, with signs of poor health including pale cheeks and sunken eyes, improved after using Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. It portrays a dramatic physical transformation and renewed vitality for housewives.
A critical editorial notes that incompetence undermines effort and wastes resources. It argues that society bears high costs from incompetent workers while recognizing that brains and skill drive efficiency, suggesting a premium on capable individuals to advance progress.
A farm piece laments a young colt left on a dry winter ration inside a barn. It notes spring is arriving with pasture greening and hints at the need to gradual change as plow teams gear up. The author urges careful feeding to avoid stomach trouble and stresses the farmer's responsibility in guiding the colt through the seasonal shift.
The note urges careful ram selection to build a productive flock. It emphasizes choosing rams with strong constitution, sound hoof and leg structure, and proven merit, while maintaining good store condition and proper care. Details stress durability, inherited traits, and suitability for feeding efficiency.
A fragmented guide on early life training for young horses. It discusses introducing foals to leading during infancy and suggests meals and care routines, mentioning timing and gentle handling. The text emphasizes minimizing trouble and fostering early gentleness between foal and handler.
A varied set of kitchen hints and housekeeping notes cover soups and roasts, pickling methods, bran muffins, rhubarb soup, and frugal uses for leftovers. Practical recipes mix with domestic advice on cleaning and preserving items, reflecting daily life guidance from the period.
Lillian Geraldine Leitch of Richmond Virginia marries James Robert Van D'Loye who hides wealth and a life as a beggar with a dog named Rage. A market sighting of Rage exposes the ruse as Leitch discovers her husband posing as a blind street mendicant. She files for divorce in San Francisco courts.
A man climbed the steeple of the Eighteenth Street Methodist church in New York and exposed a delirious scene after pulling the bell rope. He spoke of fear and claimed a relative’s involvement as authorities revived him at a local polio clinic, then wandered away in a distressed state.
A mosaic of editorial snippets from Missouri Idaho Utah and Nevada reflect national labor and political debates. Comments target ten hour workdays farm crops legislative adjournment and editorials on Bolshevik influence and war bonds with local quips about bachelors taxes and freedom of expression.
Mrs Nancy Sharp of Los Angeles says Tuntac cured her indigestion after twelve years and three bottles brought a new appetite energy and restful sleep. She reports husband owner of Merchants' Expressio and notes many others should know about the medicine Ady Tanlaex sold by leading druggists everywhere.
A humorous London Answers note contrasts marriages driven by money versus love. It quips that some join for money while others wed for love, prompted by a playful line about Joan asking them.
A vintage notice urges consumers to buy only Bayer Aspirin and check packaging for the Bayer name to ensure authenticity. It lists common uses from colds to toothache and notes affordable packaging options and wholesale trade availability.
An odd old ad style passage shows someone asking for a ouija board and a spell while a comical remedy promises Cuticura products to clear pimples and blackheads. The piece blends humor with mock advertising lines and garbled phrases. It mentions Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Soap as daily toilet items.
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