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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1921
Page
2
The article offers breakfast suggestions for sultry midsummer days, highlighting fruit platters with melons peaches grapes and plums, simple blue and white table settings, and chilled cantaloupe or honeydew. It also covers cereal options custards with walnut meat marshmallows on pies and simple warm dishes like waffles and griddle cakes with sour milk and eggs.
Practical tips for kitchen and home care including using sandpaper to loosen jar tops, a rough table surface to stabilize a meat grinder, and rack use for picnics. Suggestions cover buttoned hems, melting toilet soap into molds, brightening a brick with soap suds and boiled oil, and using an alarm clock as a kitchen reminder. Also notes on watermelon preserves and a playful nod to a “BINGE COUCH” line.
New York longshoremen routinely handle gold shipments from European ports to U S banks. Strongrooms in liners hold vaults of gold worth millions with strict checks by purser and crew. On arrival, longshoremen load boxes onto trucks under guard with insurers’ protection.
Joseph Strausser of Port Jervis narrowly escaped a bear and her three cubs while camped near the Mongaup river. He fled to a farmhouse half a mile away in a panic and was late returning with milk. The bear party vanished after the confrontation. hunters later found no trace of the animals.
The ZR-2 airship carrying more than fifty Americans and Britons exploded and sank into the Humber near Hull after a speed trial. Only two parachute survivors reported. many feared dead as crews searched the river for wreckage and bodies.
A fragment describes an oat kernel discovered on a farm near Radvilla. The kernel lay among the second and third wheat kernels from the bottom and resembled a wild oat with a short beard.
New York church wood carvings reveal diverse figures from historic leaders to Prohibition scenes, and a dollar sign above the bride’s entrance noted as an architect’s special test. The interior includes portraits of Clemenceau George and others, plus a Salvation Army figure.
Washington reports Colonel Forbes to launch an inspection system for veterans hospitals and expand beds to 6 800 by January 1, aiming to treat more former service members. The plan, part of Mellon led relief efforts, expects 20 000 patients in about 800 hospitals with monthly capacity growth.
A Leghorn hen named Biddy traveled about 005 miles on train No 4 from Hillaboro Texas to Sedalia Missouri. Katy brakeman F B Leonard caught the bird after it ventured from its perch to stretch.
Patrons at the New York Public Library compete in a rush to read dictionaries with a three minute time limit. A librarian is on duty to keep the line moving while officials study the sudden surge and plan to restore order.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a bond theft case and related legal actions. Names and places are unclear, with garbled phrases interspersed amid references to a court proceeding and Liberty, windom, and Bodiel terms appearing. The readable core notes indicate a loss event followed by legal response.
Fragmentary text discusses war related firing control and a pedo era term. Names and specifics are unreadable, leaving only scattered references to individuals and places without coherent events or dates.
Maxty's department store proprietor recalls a customer who was bedbound for three years. With two doctors failing, one bottle of Tanlac allegedly revived her, the second bottle stirred activity, and the third enabled her to cook and manage a household of eight. Advertisement.
A new office boy mailed two letters with a two cent stamp to Italy. The chief asked if he mailed them, and he replied he had. He said he noticed the error, went back into the post office, and altered the addresses to fix it.
Neighbors urged Tom to exterminate guitees breeding in a swamp as he defends the pests. He recalls paying $42 for screening to keep out the insects and questions how killing them would help his sheep.
Instructional note urges taking aspirin only with genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin and following physician approved dosages. Claims safety proven by militcos and presents the Bayer Cross as verification. Mentions uses for Cols, Headache, Neuralgia, Rheumatism and asserts confidence in larger packages.
An exchange in a transit scene shows a passenger arguing that paying for a dog should grant it the same seating rights as other travelers. The conductor confirms the dog may be treated the same, allowed to occupy a seat only if its owner keeps its feet off the seats.
A fragmented report notes a town event with speakers addressing deafness and happiness related themes. Attendees react in varied ways as the session progresses, highlighting differing emotional responses and questions.
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