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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1920
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a discussion of life stage changes for women, mentioning Pinkie 185 and carey woman topics. The readable parts are incoherent but suggest a reflection on aging, gender roles, and societal expectations within a dated magazine or pamphlet.
An advertisement asserts acids and gases harm the body and praises Eatonic as a proven cure. It claims over half a million users benefited, with relief often on the first tablet. Druggists offer refunds if not satisfied.
The United States Department of Agriculture reports that the average surplus honey per bee colony in 1919 reached 50 pounds, above 45 pounds in 1918 and 41.6 pounds for 1913–1917. Extracted honey accounts for 58 percent, comb honey 81 percent, and bulk honey 10 percent. about one third is sold to outside markets.
A terse exchange mocks the idea of awarding honors to a son, noting that rumor spreads easily while it’s hard to halt. The dialogue implies skepticism about recognizing talent, with a sharp line about fruit ripening by air versus decay.
A condensed weekly digest reports on large events from Idaho to Texas, Utah to Colorado, including new city ordinances on pricing transparency, fatal locomotive wrecks at Tanner’s Flat, a cyclone near Severance, and notable deaths such as Ike J. Kendrick. It notes strikes in Victoria and Vancouver, a Kentucky murder verdict, bizarre accidents, and international moves from Palestine to Armenia.
A fragment argues dew enhances vitality by oxygen saturation and hydrogen oxide by living processes. It notes dew forms on grass not under trees, while rain and heat reach grass, and questions common explanations about tree shade and soil nutrients.
Libya now comprises two provinces along the northern coast of Africa between French and Egyptian borders. It lies between longitude nine and twenty eight degrees east, with the northern edge near one degree north and the territory extending south into the Sahara.
A terse fragment notes a ballad written on the cuff and asks for advice to send it to the London Tit Bits magazine. It references Hogg and suggests publication by the periodical. The item conveys a writer’s impulse to share a short verse with a London outlet.
A fragmented report hints at a lapsed engagement or marriage tension centered on St Maud. The text suggests a woman’s role and a disruptive domestic clash that may clarify the couple’s relationship in a period voice.
A fragmented exchange features light witticisms about dry wit and spirit. A young man challenges his mood while another remark hints at wealth versus appearance. The scene includes a confused line about escaping a track and a mispunctuated comment on marital possessions and affection.
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