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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1926
Page
3
Jim McCann woodsman in the Salmon river mountains battles a large grizzly. He survives with a hunter’s knife after a fierce struggle that tears his right arm and scalp. He mutters a note to his brother claiming the bear killed him but God saved him.
Alatthias Brown, 80, for twelve years posts letters to his dead wife in his yard. He believes her spirit reads the notes and hovers nearby while he writes of troubles and joys. He still awaits a reply as he nears old age.
In Brooklyn a widow contests a cemetery burial claiming the man under the John Nabarowski headstone is her husband. The case unfolds as Alfred J. Wentz questions a swarthy stranger found near the Nabarowski family, while daughter Florence and the widow seek verification amid a probate style dispute.
A youth riding on the running board of his father T. J. Wollibush’s motor car slept through a four mile ride in Oregon Wisconsin. The boy awoke only upon reaching his mother’s home, where he was found still asleep.
Aubrey Pettaton twenty five of Oakland was ordered to suspend courtship for six months after Miss Mary Walt had him arrested. Judge Tyrell suspended sentence when Pettaton promised not to see the girl for a half year.
New York figure Dapper Dan Collins says his 99 percent undeserved crook reputation will keep him single. He explains the woman he would want would not have him, and the one who would have him he would not want.
Circuit Court resumed after lunch. juror Nina Smith realized she left a pot on the fire. Judge excused her, and the trial continued for 50 minutes with no further incident. The beans were saved.
United States Department of Agriculture guidance outlines quick fixes for small pipe leaks and tank dings. It describes gasket patches, mortar surrounds, screw joint repairs, band clamps, and plug methods, plus inexpensive ready made repairers and tapping plugs for steel tanks and boilers.
Agricultural guidance outlines hot pack pressure canning for asparagus. Details cover whole or cut asparagus, packing, salting, processing times at 10 pounds pressure, sealing methods, cooling, and home observation for spoilage signs.
The article explains pectin helps jelly set when combined with sugar and acid in the right proportions. Pectin extracts can improve texture color and flavor and allow jelly from fruits with low natural pectin. Use small amounts with rich juices. avoid masking poor quality juices which reduces food value and flavor.
A simple sauce creates a long serving from berries. Mix butter powdered sugar and stiff egg white to form a hard base. Beat crushed strawberries gradually into the base and warm over hot water if needed. A touch of acidity may separate the sauce but flavor remains rich.
Oranges are described as rich sources of vital minerals and vitamins essential for children's growth. They are noted for providing a steady supply in meals and between meals without spoiling appetite, and may even sharpen hunger for regular foods.
The best way of buying milk is in bottles. In this form it can be kept clean and cool more easily during delivery and is much more convenient to handle. Dipping milk from large cans and pouring it into customer's receptacles on the street exposes to dusts and is bad practice.
John R. McMahon outlines a seasonal plan for homeowners detailing month by month repairs. July focuses on roof work gutters and leaks while August covers excavations and foundation needs. September suggests installing a new heating plant and weather stripping with fuel readiness. October prepares the furnace and chimney. November advises removing screens and raking leaves as winter begins.
An article in Liberty Magazine cites an architect who reflects on common errors in first homes. He plans future builds with his wife, avoiding valleys with wet mornings, sun baked rooms, mosquitoes, and uphill treks to work.
The Lincoln Star notes that zoning laws are now common in most large U S cities and towns. Department of Commerce figures show over half of urban residents live in zoned areas. Zoning growth rose from 66 cities in 1916 to 425 by 1925, with major cities over 100 000 population increasingly governed by zoning rules.
An alluring rose trellis adds charm to country or suburban homes and suits small spaces. The arch can be built by an amateur carpenter with rattlen work forming a firm vine cradle. A back of open woodwork aligns with the airy feel, and the structure should be painted white or green to highlight greenery and roses.
A Commerce Department communication states half the urban population lives in cities laid out or rebuilt under modern zoning principles. In 1915 only six cities had zoning laws, while Cleveland was noted as meeting zoning and planning program standards.
Mrs J C Taylor of Tallahassee Florida reported weakness weight loss and pale complexion before using Lydia B Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says she regained strength can perform housework and feels fine and keeps a bottle at home. The product is promoted as made from roots and herbs with a fifty year history.
A husband reports visiting six stores failed to find dress goods matching the sample, leaving a tense exchange where the wife declares she wants a unique dress and the search underscores her desire for distinct style.
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