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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1921
Page
2
Bold health ad urges readers to purify their blood to endure summer heat. Claims summer illness stems from impure blood and promotes a vegetable blood tonic 8.8.5 and free medical advice from Chief Medical Advisor at 839 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta Georgia.
An Indianapolis man learns police restrict magazine sales to newspapers drug stores and hotel stands. He notes another corner stand continues selling magazines and is accused of bootlegging. The exchange highlights curbside restrictions and illicit sales.
A vintage ad fragment touts a cay to mothers about using Fletcher's Castoria for over 80 children. It promotes a gentle natural remedy and cautions caregivers to rely on the product for infants to young children.
The piece likens young critics to the boy in Anderson’s tale who cries out that the emperor has no clothes, praising their willingness to challenge sacred pretensions. It notes their lack of posi tionate love and suggests their honest dissent is overdue for broader society. William Allen White’s praise of Main Street is cited as a conservative counterpoint.
Got inspiration from music as Curran uses his violin to meditate and practice voluntaries for hours, his imagination gathering Ita tones for an upcoming emergency at the bar. Disraeli notes. Diplomate posts are now demanded by British women.
In a Chicago Tribune excerpt, a writer recalls sealing a letter to a woman he had met, only to mail it later. He receives a formal note thanking him for a title Mick developed and explaining that TF may not pursue the effort, citing she already owns an ivory set. Apologies follow as the writer explains the drawer mix up and forgotten trinkets.
An old advertisement extols Cuticura Gonp as doubling razor efficiency while promoting skin purity and comfort. It claims no mug soap, no slime, no germs, no waste, no irritation even with two passes, advertising one soap for shaving bathing and shampooing.
Professor Sir Arthur Quiller-Cone quotes Irish peasant sayings in lectures on Reading noting their blunt cadence and spiritual tone. The anecdotes include a Skibbereen benediction and far flung utterances from Alberta and Newfoundland fishermen, illustrating roadside speech and jokes about servants and touring.
Dr Walter B Cannon and Harvard researchers report wound shock develops hours after serious injury and is caused by a circulating toxin from damaged tissue. Findings from France and London studies show shock, not nerve collapse or fat clogging, and stress warm care, fluids, and possible blood transfusion as treatments.
In Holyoke Massachusetts Mount Holyoke College highlights show that 8 percent of the population are professionals, yet 38 percent of students have professional fathers while farmers supply few daughters to education. Trades lead in father occupations and the article notes strong emphasis on educating daughters amid economic gaps. A separate item reports a doughnut ring misadventure in Connellsville involving a valuable ring allegedly found in doughnuts and later traced by police, with the owner uncertain. The third item covers Molines Halia in Williamson West Virginia noting a postponement of a local court event and a meeting with unclear details.
Bridal fashion guidance describes choosing dresses for bridesmaids to backdrop the bride in white. Options include organdy, taffeta, voile, lace, and georgette with colors, textures, and silhouettes such as pleated skirts, high bodices, and decorative necklines.
Readers are advised on dress for a grand occasion emphasizing refined maternal attire. The guide urges mothers and grandmothers to avoid youthfulness, favor tasteful, current styles, and presents illustrated examples in muted tones, including gray gauze, beaded embroidery, and a black satin foundation with a coordinating hat.
Fragmentary account recalls years of illness and failed treatments. The brief notes an unnamed patient, multiple doctors, and a family involvement in care amid pain and limited mobility.
The item reports a New York Evening Post notice announcing the temporary closure of a business for a week and the clearance sale of stock and coats at community town prices. It mentions the founder remaining with the company name and notes a historical aside about New Zealand's Macrty cannibal history.
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