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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1917
Page
5
A collection of quirky quotes and anecdotes from a Youngstown Telegram page. It contrasts a Native American land question with a war ethics dialogue attributed to Senator Sor chum. It then shares a humorous department store pudding tale about an accidental dessert born from a dropped raisin pie and a quick improvisation.
An old advertisement claims corns can be removed painlessly by pressing with the fingers using a cow drug ether compound. The remedy supposedly draws the corn and avoids inflammation or infection, with pharmacists able to supply a bottle if needed.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a health advert urging hard work or baths to preserve life, and recommending drinking water with meals and between meals. It mentions a drugstore product Apurir double strength and references Kidney & Co. and I. Watrom in unclear context.
Albert aged three and a half failed to respond to verbal reprimand. His mother warned of spanking, and he retorted that he would not like Daddy to spank him. He added he did not know how, bursting into laughter at the remark.
The article discusses methods to change livestock type with less tedious effort. Recommends using a few females of the desired type with a mate, letting progeny replace older stock, or replacing the entire herd if financially practical. Emphasizes uniform excellence as the goal and ease of achieving it.
Guidance on ration composition for growing costs in horses. Recommends two parts oats to one part bran, with corn up to 25 percent in cold weather. Notes adjustments when using clover or alfalfa and the handling of roughage. Advises barley and bran proportions when prices favor these items and stresses proper exercise to avoid overfeeding a colt. Growth is fastest in the first year.
A teamster uses a box hooked over the wagon box to feed horses at midday. The design limits grain waste and offers a better feeding method than feeding directly from the wagon box.
A Logan news page fragment promotes Pleasant Pellets a laxative made from May pale juice and ashes leaves and root stamp. The ad promises to clear a coated tongue dull head and lax body, touting easy digestion and availability at drugstores.
North Dakota Agricultural College reports two Iowa feeding lots showing the first used 17 pounds corn and 2 pounds silage daily at 0.07 dollars to gain 2.94 pounds per day. The second reduced corn to 8% and increased silage to 51 pounds with 2 pounds meal and 1% alfalfa, gaining 8.04 pounds daily at 7.07 dollars total cost.
Careful attention should be given to the prevention of waste of manure in the barn lot and other yardy occupied by the cattle. With the high price of potash now prevailing, it is also important that.
A miscellany of recipes and kitchen tips outlines honey based dishes from honey jumbles to coffee cake and gingerbread. It also covers soy bean uses, baked beans with sour cream, kidney bean salad, mustard butter and serving ideas with fruit cocktails and bouillon.
Senator Sorghum labeled the scenario as the original filibuster while critics pressed for action. The remark echoes a historic image of Nero and a modern parliamentary stalemate, highlighting partisan tension and public concern over leadership during crisis.
Correcting impurities in the stomach while gently stimulating the bowels. It stirs the liver and may lift despondent dyspeptics to enjoy life. Highly recommended for biliousness and indigestion. Keep a bottle for first symptoms, as prevention is cheaper than cure. Sold by druggists worldwide in 26 and 75 cent bottles.
A reader quotes claims about a future machine that will operate without gasoline. The exchange mentions a person named Tye who allegedly already has such a device, prompting questions about the machine type and feasibility.
The ad promotes Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment for cleansing and beautifying the complexion and hands with no massage or steam needed. It offers a free sample by mail with a postcard to Cuticura, Dept. L, Boston, and notes the products are sold widely.
A fragmented retelling shows the Bowing Society meeting at a house yesterday while one speaker tended garden sods. The convo hints at routine home life and a reference to meals with corned beef and end Dane today, ending with remarks on a daughter's beauty and a whimsical mood.
Five year old Margaret rides in a car with her father observing the passing landscape. She compares the view to a picture book, remarking that you do not have to turn the pages. The scene captures a child’s wonder during travel.
Mr. 8. P. Benton of Kerrville Texas reports years of kidney and rheumatic troubles left by Dodd's Kidney Pills. He bowed to the cure, says he stands straight again and feels fine at his age. He urges others to use the product and notes the correct spelling with three Ds.
In a light exchange, one speaker teases about an old horse's curious fixation on them. The other replies with dry humor about admiring the animal and the freedom to pass along usable leather, hinting at a rustic, outdoorsy scene.
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