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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1920
Page
5
An ad claims Freezone instantly stops corn pain and allows easy removal with fingers. A tiny bottle costs a few cents and can remove hard or soft corns and calluses without irritation. Also mentions a sensational “Gat Step” dancing fad and truncates to odd phrasing.
An OCR fragment mentions a product Danderine and claims of hair revitalization after use. It includes unexpected interjections about hats and a joke line about a husband disliking carving. The text is fragmented and contains nonsensical phrases and stray names.
An obscure fragment describes a Cure for Catarsh via mucous barriers and a Tempus Fugitive. It ponders a poor woman's husband’s occupation with a terse query about his livelihood, implying social context and mystery.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a nightly remedy to ease biliousness headaches constipation and nervousness. It claims a morning reset with clear head right stomach and fresh breath and notes children will enjoy the product. The text includes a cartoon caption about a beautiful girl.
A sprawling profile claims Gen Maxime Weygand, born in Brussels in 1866, is the son of the late Belgian King Leopold. It credits Leopold’s influence for Weygand’s rise from unknown origins to chief of staff to Marshal Foch, with roles at Versailles and on the supreme war council. The piece notes Weygand’s adoption by a French family, schooling at St Cyr, and rapid ascent to major general by 1916, alongside praise from Foch. It also mentions a separate Reno incident where a mountain lion attacked and was killed at G C Cann’s farm, with the carcass to be examined at a state lab.
J G Setner a nineteen year old from Kansas City and Solomon Dubrow a twenty year old from Jersey City rode a Chicago bound train to an upper berth while passengers slept. They carried no fare but fled with watches jewelry clothing and bags valued at about 500. Sioux City observer J F Murphy alerted the crew and the pair were removed at Clarion Iowa.
Mil Migration Commissioner Frederick A Walls proposes sweeping changes at Ellis Island to improve the gateway for newcomers. He envisions more comfort and sunshine for new arrivals as part of the modernization plan for the immigration station.
Washington Bridge commissioner announces plans to improve facilities on the island migrant station. Improvements include larger buildings, better sanitary conditions, extra cots, warmer milk for mothers, and more courteous staff. He urges removal of radicals, calls for improved rail and bus transport, and says funding will come from government or public subscription if needed.
Wartime recollection by Mike Alice M. Clark of Evanston describes American women acting as hostesses to swaggering Turkish nationalists during a ten week siege in the Am nian city of Medjin. Clark details shelter, danger, and a diplomatic stalemate as Turkish forces and the American group faced daily fire before a decisive June confrontation.
The group recaptured the compound and were given three days to depart. After a three day march they reached Tulan and nearly arrived at Constan Heople.
New York reports Mrs Agnes Reynolds a resident of a crowded flat describes a dream of being at sea with a life raft. In the waking moment water floods her room, five feet deep, as she recalls waking to a muffled splashing and a sudden flood through the clogged window.
A feature presents several soufflé recipes with lemon and salmon varieties. Included are precise ingredients and steps for Lemon Soufflé and Salmon Soufflé, detailing eggs, milk, butter, corn starch, onion, lemon juice, and mushroom preparations, plus baking in a hot water bath for light texture.
A brief excerpt discusses the tension between living for others' judgment and pursuing inner independence. It attributes a Brent man and a crowd’s gaze to the struggle, reflecting on solitary virtue and personal restraint. The passage urges steadfastness amid public opinion.
A compendium of old fashioned kitchen instructions for cheeses, peppers, chestnuts and desserts. Includes make at home items like Cheese Souffle Macaron and Salmon dishes with elaborate steps and measurements.
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