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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1919
Page
2
Detroit News reports on the king of Siam ordering a royal elephant hunt to replenish government stables. Elephants are lured toward Ayutha, corralled, and selected for taming while crowds gather to witness trumpeting protests and skilled training before the grand spectacle concludes.
An advertisement extols Carters Castarets as a nightly cleanse to relieve sick headaches, gas, and constipation by purging undigested food and poisons from the bowels. It claims renewed clarity and energy by morning and notes the product works while you sleep. The nearby line hints at a potential actors strike affecting a theater run.
An advertisement extols Boschee's Syrup as a long trusted remedy for colds coughs bronchitis and lung troubles. It claims fifty three years of use across the United States and promises restful nights with easy morning expectoration. Also mentions Cuticura for itchy scalp and skin care in routine grooming.
A humorous Farm Life piece extols a tractor by listing things it will not do such as bite balk or run away It will not kick the stall at night It will not roll over in the barnyard nor eat neighbors cabbages It will not snort or die unexpectedly as spring work starts Also notes water coloring by Indigo grain.
United States Department of Agriculture notes Tennessee lamb and wool marketing clubs have operated for over 25 years. Originating at Goodlettsville, the clubs use elected executive committees to seal bids on lambs and wool, grade products, and ensure uniform quality, yielding higher prices for members and prompting expansion to other counties.
The United States Department of Agriculture reports strikes and a regional car shortage in Finride and Tennessee fields reducing production and shipments. It notes fertilizer prices, including acid phosphate, remain high despite a June statement promising lower fall prices, urges manufacturers to base straight acid phosphate costs on actual production costs plus a fair profit, and warns against price increases without documented cost increases. The department has informed railroads and phosphate producers to ensure fertilizer deliveries and to avoid further price hikes unbacked by cost data.
The United States Department of Agriculture advises farmers to cap hay stacks with protective covers to guard against weather. Simple methods include layering coarse grass such as millet or sudan grass over stacks, placing poles across, and securing with wires. For outdoor oblong ricks, 12 inch boards can form a shingle like cover, wired and lopped to fit. Some have used crimped galvanized or corrugated roofing with edges interlocking for hayrick protection.
The notes stress sowing furrow heavier for older stock and using alfalfa as a staple in summer and winter. Alfalfa provides a strong supply for all stock, while guidance covers space, roam for colts, and letting animals follow fields. Emphasis is on shelter, canary ration, ventilation, proper forage, and careful management to maximize feed efficiency and animal well being.
A captured recipe page offers Chelsea nut and carrot sandwiches, cream cheese fillings, onion and pressed egg ham croquettes, fondant icing, and various cakes. It includes directions, quantities, and method notes, with decorative and philosophical asides interspersed throughout.
A fragmentary piece recounts myths of Australian Bushmen with tales of how fish began in rivers and a crow that once owned fire. It intermixes a traditional story about the crow, fire, and the origins of warmth with a garbled ad for a high grade piano and playerpiece from Consolidated Music Co. in Salt Lake City.
Stokesay Castle, dating to 12M, stands as a fortified manor with ancient features kept intact for centuries. The great hall exceeds 50 by 30 feet, its large windows and refined interior marking a shift in medieval housing toward livable comfort.
A fragment explains the Japanese custom of adding maru to prized items and ships. It notes two theories for its origin, claims maru signified value since ancient times, and mentions Empress Jingyi’s 200 year old ship naming practice, with maru tied to names and vessels.
Ancient Copan, a ruined city in northwestern Aladuras near the Coyne river, features extensive windswept fog and long temple avenues. The ruins, named after a modern city, were once an Indian settlement with elaborate structures and monumental walls.
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