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Duchesne Courier

Location

Duchesne, Utah, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1922

Page

3

Wharton Considers Real Issue of Campaign

In Baxter a veteran congressman Wharton lay bare his fatigue and disillusion with politics. He recounts ten years in office, the toll on health and family, and laments the hollow rewards of public service. He contemplates quitting Congress to seek honesty and happiness at home with Ike Russell and friends.

Macmillan Co Eyiarton Pietelet Sienad Congress Lad Wout Wharton Uts Baxter Hin Sam Queen City Daily Herald Washington Herald Ethey Wharton Lee Meade Smith Heatley Ike Stussell Baxter National Bank Dispatches Tom” J Wharton Ike Russell Tom Palitical Bate Colossus Rhodes Smith County Reagan Tom Wharton Bog Wall Street Smith City R& Doven Lifki von Ewing Wimn Trussell Iku Kelfer Ohio Ike Godfrey Clay Calhoun Territorial Legislature Aisa Russell Steve Harrys Enue Russell

Fragmentary quote hints at a scene with Mrs Meeklun

Fragmentary OCR reads like a speech scene with Mrs Meeklun and a Mr Meeklun, mentioning testimony about impressions and talking bones, unclear who speaks and to what event the line belongs. The text is garbled and lacks coherent context or identifiable entities.

Mr. Meeklun Washington Tar

Taniae Put Him Back on Job Says Davis

Geo Davis of San Francisco recalls a bout with ptomaine poisoning before taking Tanlac three months brought a marked recovery. He credits Tanlac with restoring strength and daily work ability and urges others to try the remedy offered by local druggists.

Taniae Davis Medlelhes Geo. Davis Naglea St San Francisco Calif

Do you think the country needs a new party says Sorghum

Senator Sorghum weighs in on political reform saying the country does not need a new party. He predicts the old parties will continue to modify platforms, offering all the political novelties anyone could desire.

Sorghum

Diamond Dyes Promise Easy Home Dyeing for All Fabrics

An advertisement claims Diamond Dyes can revitalize baby coats skirts curtains and more with simple instructions. It guarantees no streaking fading or running and advises buyers to tell their druggist fabric type wool linen cotton or blends for best results.

It Had to Stand It Amid Seabird Tales and Blotters

A garbled passage recalls seasickness and the saying you have to stand it. An old tall snake story surfaces while a teacher handles May’s abundance of blotters piling on the desk. The dialogue touches on endurance and a humorous exchange about blotters in class.

Tance Dad EL W. Lowe May Fhroy Marima

Fragmentary Ledger Entry Reveals Domestic Dispute Note

A garbled newspaper fragment references a domestic dispute with a claim of non support. The text mentions a wife speaking to a judge and a remark about a soulmate, but the surrounding details are unreadable and partially obscured.

Common sense warns against excessive care in hope

The note reflects a cautious view that bold hopes can mislead and should be tempered by practicality, urging restraint in pursuit and attachment to outcomes. It cautions that far-reaching aspirations may prove imprudent if not grounded in reality.

Obnoxious Naturalization Hearing Provokes Exchange

At a Superior Court hearing Judge W W Thornton hears Loom Geore Mackin quiz an applicant on U S government history. When asked who was the first President the man answered Washington, D C. Mackin tells him to drop the D C as the applicant shrugs I don't care.

United States W. W. Thornton Superior Court Loom Geore Mackin United States Naturalization Officer Washington, D. C D.C Ar, Mackay Washington Star

Prescription for Long Life from Centenarian Doctor

A fragment recalls German physician Doctor Fischweler who died at 109 and claimed an infallible longevity rule. The disclosed formula advises facing the head north with the bed oriented by compass and sleeping with hands closed. Proponents link the method to strong vitality and steady work through fortune.

Centenariaa Fischweler Tlon

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