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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1917
Page
6
A disrupted recipe page outlines cantaloupe and melon based dishes with dressing tips. It includes cocktails with melon balls, melon and ice cream combos, and garnish ideas. Also described are Lima beans a la Poulette, vegetable soup, steamed brown bread, veal hash, and a bearded trifle style finish.
A scrambled OCR fragment mentions several names and places such as Vere Marwett Rid and Tur with references to a cake, pater, and various terms. The text is fragmented with unclear connections and lacks a coherent event or report.
Heywood Browne surveys how American troops in France adapt to foreign army discipline. He contrasts French flexibility with British rigidity, notes Canadian and Australian steadiness, and details Pershing’s strict leadership shaping morale and conduct among officers and enlisted men.
A garbled report claims an alligator was found in a sewer and is said to inhabit the area. The text mentions a person named George and asserts the claim without clear corroboration.
Biograph shows Mrs Ava Willing Astor wife of the late John Jacob Astor living in London and devoting her time to war relief work. Her daughter Muriel assists. Mrs Vincent Astor visits from Paris aiding a hospital project behind the lines as noble suitors pursue her.
Moul a reliable Bureau of Highways and Sewers employee, reports discovering a footlong alligator while removing a sewer obstruction on Royal Street. He says the reptile appeared suddenly, and he later brought it to his Lockhart Street home to study how it traveled from Florida northward.
Amsterdam reports a spreading coal famine in Germany as front line miners return and wartime prisoners fill pits. Electric power and gas use drop by 20 percent, cities curb cooking and heating, towns suspend lighting, and war industry warns contracts cannot be fulfilled if conditions persist.
Portland officials announce Meatless Day on Mondays and Fridays for the Spokane Portland and Beatle railroad cars as part of a federal food administration appeal. Passengers receive waste reduction tips on stint cards and are urged to minimize food waste across the HI system.
Pigs grain fed on pasture gain a pound or more daily from weaning to 200 250 pounds while nettle or no grain pigs gain only half to three quarters of a pound per day. Grain rations bring earlier market weight, reduce feeding time and investment risk. Grain fed hogs have higher condition and tastier meat and fat. Farmers may use pasture alone in summer but should feed grain later to harden fat and weight. Light steady pasture grain gives better results than heavy feeding over a short period.
At Missouri University agriculture data show a $30 to $40 ram bred to Colorado ewes yields lambs about two and a half pounds heavier at three months. Lambs from superior sires fetch around 80 percent more per hundredweight than those from scrub rams, proving high quality rams cut costs later.
A Farmers Mail and Hreese note by O. J. Lynde describes a device with zero hinged blinders controlled by a checking mechanism to prevent a horse from running. It explains methods to deprive the animal of straight ahead vision or to stop it when the driver is absent by relying on wheel turns.
The Farmers' Bulletin 20 from the United States Department of Agriculture notes sweet clover provides nutritious pasture from early spring to fall, except alfalfa on fertile walls. Livestock may dislike it at first but will acclimate when turned onto green pasture.
Fragmented note discusses pumpkins and hog feed with unclear terms. It mentions ageeuleope, bulp them, and pumpline seeds, suggesting a focus on feed quality and harvest quality for hogs.
A New England poultryman expanded by supplying infertile eggs to a city drug store. The store publicized bins and drew customers to buy eggs retail year round, including special orders for invalids and waterglass use. The farmer credits the drug store with boosting his reputation and profits.
The article details how the Indians fish salmon using a grabhook and a 20 foot pole. Hooks are iron, tied to a cord, with a hole on the hook’s blunt end to slip over the pole tip. Poles are handmade, tempered in coal, and reinforced with cord and hot-stone smoothing. They fish from banks or platforms, thrusting the pole to reach the current and hook the fish.
A Victorian hospital note discusses chameleon spotting and mimicry as a diversion in hospital life. Observations describe color variation, soothing effects of shifting hues, and implications for patient and ward atmosphere.
Fragmented text shows a society member addressing aims to support women and public roles. Mentions Wellwishers, theatres, and apparent goals for progress, but content is garbled with unclear names and context. The readable pieces imply encouragement and community work.
A fragmentary line reads inouts about anger, mud, and a person’s wish. The readable text suggests a poetic or dramatic line, but lacks clear names, places, or events for fuller context.
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