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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1922
Page
7
A fragment describes a notorious Bible copy titled The Devil's Bible and a plan to copy the entire text in a single night. The piece notes the existence of famous scripture copies and hints at a dare or bargain that leads to a fearful price.
A garbled snippet describes a reception where one woman regrets the evening amid gossip about a girl named Alstance Hia Business Browe and a dentist named Landee Auswera. It hints at communal pressure toward marriage and social gossip.
Bulletin from the United States Department of Agriculture outlines home garden fruit choices. It emphasizes small fruits like strawberries raspberries and blackberries as essentials and suggests one peach tree two cherry trees two plum trees and several apple trees if space allows. Full growing directions are available in USDA bulletins issued with land grant colleges of agriculture.
Peach leaf curl causes deformed leaves and shedding young shoots. Severe outbreaks can kill growing parts, reduce foliage and prevent a fall crop, lowering overall tree vitality and future fruit yield across two seasons. A cold wet spring favors infection as inoculation occurs before buds open.
Instructions urge cutting watersprouts from trees with sharp knives to boost fruit size and quality. Pruning aims to shape branches, encourage stronger growth, and produce larger fruit. Prepare for spraying and fix up grapevines now while the season allows.
A National Geographic prepared survey portrays Cairo as the modern heart of Egypt, contrasting urban vitality with the desert vastness. It notes El Azhar University as the Mohammedan beacon, Cairo’s cosmopolitan streets, and the enduring, mostly agrarian life of the fellah, three centuries after Ottoman and British meddling.
Fishing piers are planned at Redondo Santa Monica and Newport Beach with a private barge to seat fifty people. The 80 by 20 foot float will charge for shore transportation and fishing, backed by Louis Breer. Pro moters aim to be ready June E1.
The bill authorizing the Philippine government to raise bonded indebtedness from about 20 million to 70 million dollars was passed by the house on Friday and sent to the senate for consideration.
Exchange shows New Yorks and London demand weaker prices rose to $4.44 for a barrel of bile, with bighow and extensive leasing affecting payments. Cotton and gras payments noted as the wire reported.
The text reports regular forces blowing barracks at Mulligger and Mullinger to dislodge irregulars moving from Mullinger to Pollard. The raid caused civilian casualties, including a 53-year-old who died from injuries after the attack.
W BR Peoples of Huntingdon W Va describes years of illness with nervousness headaches rheumatic pains and poor appetite. After taking Tannie he reports rapid health gains including weight, with his wife confirming the improvement and noting the medicine is sold by all druggists.
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge warns against communism in a Cambridge address, arguing private property is an indelible American value. A Detroit Free Press note recounts a planter’s retort to rain and an old hat, illustrating conflicts over ownership and ownership rights in a parable-like anecdote.
Numerous women report back pain headaches and fatigue linked to kidney trouble. The ad promotes Swamp Root as a physician endorsed remedy available at drug stores with an offer to mail a sample bottle for ten cents. It urges immediate treatment and mentions this newspaper in the request.
A bride postpones joining the guests as her bridesmaid urges haste. The bride calmly insists it’s wise to indulge in reflection before marriage, while the mirror scene hints at hesitation and inner conflict in the impending union.
An old advertisement touts Cuticura Goap as boosting razor efficiency and promoting skin purity and health. It claims no mug, no wily soap, and cites double daily shaving benefits for all users, though phrasing is garbled.
Village business report notes a local express service run by Ren Clerks with a team of workers. A fragment mentions a Hen Frao facsimile map and wire transfer to a nearby county place a few miles from town. The rendered line reads Taub rip, grut, and people, three howrn, three dullare.
A fragmentary note describes Peet and Tule handling a corkscrew with apparent caution. The context is unclear and details about event, place, or purpose are not discernible from the readable text.
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