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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1919
Page
5
An old advertisement asserts one ton of coal equals cords of wood for steam use and promotes Cuticura Talcum as a scented powder for face skin baby and dusting needs. It touts the Cuticura Trio Soap Ointment Talcum and claims 25¢ each everywhere.
A San Francisco Chronicle recounts a tense streetcar scene where a conductor scolds waiting passengers. He notes delays at River Street and Hill Street, a woman’s quarter snatched from a rider, and incorrect fares rung for Prairie Street before halting the confrontation with a directive to move on and make space up front.
An English scientist reports success using electrical treatment to boost germination in several kinds of seeds. The method claims to improve sprouting rates and early growth, suggesting practical agricultural applications and prompting further testing.
The article extols neglected tree crops like pawpaw persimmon mulberry honey locust acorn and beechnut as future food sources for humans and animals noting their long bearing seasons and potential to reduce reliance on conventional crops. It cites Portugal and Mediterranean practices of pig fattening on acorns and chestnuts and discusses Australian slang phrases for cheerful greeting.
United States Department of Agriculture guidance notes the main obstacle to grazing development is wintering costs. To profit from summer grazing, cattle should be kept on a maintenance ration through winter using silage, corn stover, straw, and unmar ketable hay. No grain if avoidable. the silo is essential for economical feeding. Steers losing weight in winter end up lighter at grazing start.
Western irrigation farmers are keeping larger flocks due to high wool and mutton prices and the value of sheep as weed and waste utilizers. Many flocks are purebred and owners sell ram lambs to range-country stockmen. Wool pools concentrate wool for buyer competition, aiding grading and profit for small producers.
Light thrown on proper combinations of rations using feeding standards and tables. It will prove interesting and profitable by illuminating food combos for different purposes. The approach promotes inquiry and careful observation, key requisites of a successful feeder.
Guidance on lambs and cows emphasizes adequate roughage for lambs fed corn and proper salt placement for sheep. Stock stored or wintered should have age-appropriate feed, pasture thriftyness, and timely weaning when harvest work demands.
A fragmented report notes a sudden rise in fortunes linked to Ol and Bix, with phrases hinting at a friend’s wealth and a dramatic market move. It mentions an artery, a fire, and a 1k sum in unclear context, leaving little concrete detail.
Persistent constipation and indigestion advertise Cascarets as quick relief. The copy claims Cascarets work during sleep to clear toxins and promote regular bowel movements, reducing gases headache and discomfort without causing pain or inconvenience. It also touts strengthening of bowel muscles as part of regulation.
An old style ad extols a summer cold remedy with Boachee's Syrup, touting bed rest and keeping feverish symptoms in check. The piece also jokes about fashion trends and fur trims with a playful line about Mink side whiskers returning to style.
Confused OCR fragment describes a quiet dinner setting in Pals Michigan with odd phrasing and possible reference to a cooking device or incident. The readable parts mention a diner on the ground, tied to a patch of figs, and a vague hint of a cooker origin.
A fragmented ad-like passage touts Bayer as the genuine aspirin brand with “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin” in a package showing directions for headache and more. It notes a nineteen year history of physician use and mentions a 12 tablet tin priced at a few cents, highlighting Bayer’s trade name.
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