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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1918
Page
5
An unreliable excerpt describes prophesied calamities and a warning that rivers across the country might dry soon. It mentions someone predicting famine and a bleak outlook shared aloud among friends and a misfit dialogue about churchgoers seeking a frost supply of soup.
A reading from a petitions meeting features Com Allen Trowdtey of Massachusetts reflecting on wartime economy. A Philadelphia Telegraphed cartoon joke follows about a man removing his clothes to swim and a rent collector finding an empty house as a child explains adults are out.
An old advertorial copy promotes Cuticura Ointment to remove pimples and blackheads with Cuticura Soap and hot water. It invites free samples by mailing to Cuticura Dept. X Boston and ends with a quirky aside and a misquoted line.
The article argues war conditions renew interest in sheep growing in the United States. It stresses high wool and mutton values, the role of mutton sheep in intensive agriculture, and the need to include sheep to maximize land use and labor efficiency.
The article argues for expanding sheep and lamb output in mixed farming regions. It notes labor costs are low relative to wool and meat value, outlines obstacles in intensive districts, and suggests range-land production and farmer qualification as key factors. It predicts gradual overcoming of barriers through study and practical results.
Dr Maximilian Pe Groszemann argues many gifted minds are misjudged as failures by schools. He warns that physical defects or misapplied teaching can hide a child’s true potential and that brilliance may appear through nontraditional talents rather than arithmetic or recitation.
A recipe suggests squeezing two lemons into three ounces of Orchard White to create a cheap freckle sunburn windburn tan lotion. Apply daily to face neck arms and hands to fade sun damage and whiten the skin. The remedy is described as harmless and inexpensive.
In a stray story vignette a man and woman sit on a bench during a fierce storm. The woman calls to the man as wind roars and she returns an engagement ring, a dramatic exchange amid the sea wind.
A Minneapolis man has created a children's book with pictures of animals that seem to leap to life as pages turn. The playful invention aims to keep reading lively and lighthearted for youngsters.
The article argues that strong teams improve farming efficiency and tackle difficult tasks. With high prices, farmers may struggle to buy heavy draft horses and mules, though they remain economical. It suggests purchasing heavy mares and stallions as substitutes for lighter animals and old teams.
The sow should have no feed for 24 hours after farrowing and must have water at frequent intervals drawn from the well at a suitable temperature. Increase feed gradually for two days and then transition to full rations.
Breeding draft horse market notes indicate a buyer faced weight loss and substance concerns. The fragment references draught breed trade and fluctuating demand. Names, dates, and concrete figures are not provided in the readable text.
An old advertisement touts GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil as a universal remedy for backache, stomach and joint pains, claiming it cleanses the kidneys and vital organs. It urges readers to buy a box, asserting no substitute exists and promising warding off illness.
Hot weather weakens stomach and bowels and raises risk of indigestion. Thousands report relief with EATONIC after meals. obtain a box from your druggist and try it to restore appetite and energy during the hot season.
A Kentucky 1812 tale recounts volunteers marching to Selby's army where two pigs fought delaying the unit. The victorious pig then followed the company, camping beside them and later joining the march to the river, becoming an unlikely recruit as the soldiers fed it. A final quip on love and happiness closes the piece.
An old pamphlet advertises bone and joint remedies with claims of mild, quick action for horses and humans. It lists bottles priced at 2.50 delivered and 1.25 a bottle at dealers, offering a trial package and address in Springfield Missouri.
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