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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1925
Page
2
Mrs Willkelmy of St Paul Minnesota credits Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound for dramatic health recovery after overwork worry and illness including fainting spells weight gain and better sleep She urges other women to write for letters of encouragement and advice
Billie Brownie travels to meet Mr Ostrich and others to discuss gossip myths and efforts to stop spreading rumors. He praises snakes that donated venom for a safety serum and compliments a friendly polar bear as he moves through the animal neighborhood.
A passerby questions a boy as Willie Willis Pa explains Jo fell down a manhole. The scene raises questions about whether Jo’s fall was an accident or an attempted evasion of an owed debt.
A crowded list of clues and fragmentary terms invites solving a long mixed-up crossword style puzzle. The garbled OCR reads like a treasure hunt through languages and eras with names places and objects scattered across the page.
Puzzle page item reports the solution to the prior week’s challenge with a cryptic answer and brief note on the puzzle’s author and publication date. The clipped text hints at an anagram or cipher theme featured in the paper’s puzzle column.
The passage explains a thin puzzle where correct letters fill white spaces to form words horizontally and vertically. Each word’s first letter is guided by a numbered definition. horizontal clues yield words to the first blank square, vertical clues fill to the next blank row. Abbreviations initials and technical terms are marked in definitions.
Ralph I. Root, president of the Society of Landscape Architects, says Americans neglect flower gardens and town beautification. He notes English gardens inspire pride and announces English rose gardens will be planted at the national Own Your Home expositions in Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, and Buffalo.
The United States Bureau of Education announces a campaign to bring rural school issues before the legislatures of 42 states. It urges higher teacher qualifications and standardization for small one two and three teacher schools while noting improved teacher supply and rising high school enrollment.
Villages improve beauty through local initiative turning dumps into gardens and replacing shacks with sturdy business buildings. Landscape planting and streetscaping boost tourism, commerce, and property values while raising resident initiative and enterprise.
The Ozark Alabama Southern Star prints a stern notice calling out men who oppose the town and county, warning troublemakers to depart. It condemns fault-finders blocking local schools and churches and urges a quiet exit to avoid rising opposition from neighbors.
A town discussion notes that beautification efforts by the Department of Agriculture aim to stimulate interest in village aesthetics. It argues attractive design enhances even inexpensive houses with feasible costs and notable returns.
Remodeling homes serves as an economic salvage and educational effort with civic value by reviving run-down neighborhoods, boosting real estate value, and preserving pre Civil War architectural specimens, according to Richard G. Kimbell of the National Lumber Manufacturers' Association.
Grandma arrived to celebrate Bobbie's birthday on the morrow. After supper Bobbie fidgeted with Grandma's chair and asked which side was the right side. He added that if he stayed on the right side he might get a bicycle from Mother.
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