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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1922
Page
7
A convoluted plea mentions trading a gold mine for Edgeworth tobacco and a postcard offer. The note asks for samples and a dealer’s name, referencing South Mut Brest and Richmond VA while urging recipients to respond promptly. The bizarre message implies a request to identify a usual Edgeworth supplier amid unclear stakes.
A garbled historical text fragment presents a jumble of words and phrases. The reader encounters disjointed lines including names and possible exclamations, with unclear context or events. No coherent narrative or identifiable figures emerge from the legible portions.
Unclear text appears to describe mining activity and a delayed breach involving groundwater and turbine related actions. Names and places are not discernible, making precise attribution difficult and limiting factual extraction from the fragment.
The United States Department of Agriculture releases a circular by inspector W. M. Maciellar titled How to Get the Last Tick. It distills 15 years of tick eradication work into practical guidance for inspectors and officials tackling remaining infested areas. Copies are available from the Agriculture Department in Washington.
The main trouble in hog raising is rapid spread of internal worms when lots become infested through feed, water, and soil. Frequent pasture rotation is advised to prevent infestations and keep pigs healthy, especially where range is ample. Dividing pasture and rotating pigs helps recovery and avoids overcrowding.
Dror of the University of Minnesota division of farm crops offers guidance on using grain corn for silage. He notes in practice silage should be harvested before dent stage and that southern Minnesota growers should consider slightly larger kernels for better silage quality.
A long account describes the Brooke family’s Sarawak rule from 1841 as guardians of the people, supporting trade while resisting exploitation. It details initial missions from Singapore, Brunei’s sultanate, and the establishment of Brooke governance, with notes on local customs and the region’s protection under British influence.
A jumble of clipped culinary notes and recipes for stuffed peppers and desserts. It lists methods for peppers with cheese and rice filling, a lunch cake with brown sugar and cinnamon, nut filling for cake, summer squash with a rich white sauce, green pea dressing and soups, a salmon and pea salad, a peanut and pineapple salad, peas with peppers and a green gage sherbet. The text blends cooking steps with stray verse and editorial asides, reflecting a home kitchen column style.
In Salem Oregon George G Owen testifies that Tanlae restored his health after nerve weakness and weight loss. He claims he gained twelve pounds and that Tanlae aided digestion and overall strength, with effects across the body. The ad urges readers to obtain Tanlae at a druggist.
A St Louis reader from 1412 Salisbury Street praises Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for female troubles. The ad touts fifty years of use and says the plant based formula restores balance, easing cramps and related symptoms in a gentle but effective manner.
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