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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1920
Page
7
A testimonial letter from Mrs Minnie Mitoh praising Lydia E Pinkham’s remedy for female ailments. The writer describes severe pain and suffering, displacement and backache, claiming the medicine provides relief and enables her to perform household duties. Other women are urged to try the product and share the letter.
Eight year old Isabel for years has blessed meals at home but protested when her father asked guest Mr. Pinderkin to say the prayer. She bowed her head, and afterward boasted she heard the blessing six times.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a political or legal issue involving high level figures but is garbled and largely unintelligible. It references Senate names or entities, possibly Cheney and Co, with vague mentions of conflict or controversy and unspecified dates.
In Durham England celebrants follow a local custom of presenting fruit cake and cheese to the last person on the way to church. A clerking group notes the tradition as part of community practice.
An editorial argues that true Christianity centers on a vital union with Christ as the vine and believers as branches. It stresses death and resurrection linking the believer to Christ, abiding in him, and bearing fruit through prayer and conformity to God’s will, contrasting this with mere narrative preaching.
Market guidance on guinea fowl demand and pricing across regions. Eastern markets pay the highest prices, with varied wholesale ranges for dressed and undressed birds. Production near New England resorts yields strong August sales, while Western markets show lower demand and prices.
The Department of Agriculture prepares a nonmandatory plan to standardize warehouse receipts for wool, aiming for uniform negotiability and higher collateral value. Warehouses would earn licensing via secretary approval, join a federal system, and gain banker trust and broader financing access. Interested parties can contact the Chief of the Bureau of Markets, Washington DC.
A garbled note reports honey production estimates per bee colony and annual national yield. It references duties and government figures, but the exact figures and context are unclear due to transcription errors. The piece centers on honey output trends and potential impacts on the beekeeping industry.
Summer kitchen waste varies in value for hens. Safe scraps include leafy tops and cabbage leaves while mixed or spoiled waste risks poisoning or explosion of odors. Separate feeding receptacles for chicks and adults aid safety, with high protein scraps like chopped meat used sparingly to boost growth.
The United States Department of Agriculture announces a new pasteurized pamphlet to curb hog cholera. A confusing chart and a color image accompany the guidance, warning readers to check for signs and to follow printed power information for steps.
The readable text mentions fowls that are dineieed and a reference to grain and growth. It appears to be a damaged historical fragment discussing poultry, grain sources, and feeding bowls, with unclear details.
In London Tit Bits style an unnamed couple attends a neighborhood singing event. Mr Green sings on stage despite nervousness as his wife accompanies him for the first time. After the show she frets, he explains he sang to give pleasure to others, while she jokes about a missed dinner.
Thousands of reports across the United States indicate Eatonic offers quick relief from belching bloating heartburn and stomach misery. Long term use claims remove acids and poisons from the body improving health and vitality. Speak to your druggist about how to use entonie and Lereytte together for best results.
The county superintendent of schools visited a firm home one evening and, in a confusing incident, spoke with a latte boy. A dog approached, prompting a startled question, but the boy answered with a cautious reply indicating the situation was not dangerous.
Stray newspaper item notes a chance meeting leading to an engagement. The fragment suggests a man ran over a puddle he loved, prompting questions about replacement and signaling that he and she are now engaged. Names and full context are unclear.
A humorous exchange shows a salesman announcing phonographs in all new cars. The buyer asks about improvements and the dealer explains the phonograph prevents engine knocks from being heard, highlighting a novelty feature amid talk of progress.
A domestic dispute page snippet shows a husband and wife arguing about going out and seeing life, with the wife muttering about not seeing anything as cars whiz by their front windows. The exchange highlights everyday domestic tension and a sense of urban life passing by.
An old advertisement promises real relief from catarrh by removing the cause of buildup to clear passages. It touts a remedy that purports to permanently reduce symptoms after repeated applications, claiming to cleanse and purify the system and stop reappearing symptoms.
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