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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1926
Page
2
Dr. J Howard Beard argues in Hygela Magazine that public health is a shared responsibility. Citizens must support health measures, education, and preventive medicine as industrial life creates new health challenges.
The piece notes homeowners in a temple community praising sentimental value yet often willing to sell for a "good offer." It contrasts real estate booms with pride in property value and urges upkeep such as painting to avoid costly repairs, highlighting roofs, eaves, downspouts, and porch columns as vulnerable points.
The builder should use top materials and skilled craftsmen to avoid costly repairs from cheap houses. Recent years show many inferior builds lacking pride and value, prompting readers to study authoritative literature on proper construction methods and standards.
The notice warns that stagnant water in rain barrels cans cisterns and marshy pools breeds mosquitoes. It notes malaria risk in the south of Illinois and that running water or dry areas do not breed them. Enforcers urged preventing stagnant water and adding a source of all to curb bites.
W D Carter retiring president of the New York State League of Savings and Loan associations says more than half of US homes are owned by men earning under $2000 a year. He notes about 90 percent of home buyers do not pay in full at purchase and credit habits enable monthly payments, making mortgage ownership a major asset.
The piece argues that a clean city is essential beyond mere business sense, shaping beauty, comfort, and an air of prosperity. It asserts cleanliness elevates daily life and overall urban appeal.
Julia offers to redecorate Donald MINSs dreary flat at her own expense to lift him from gloom. She transforms his rooms with blue enamel walls, velvet upholstery, gold curtains, and warm crimson bedroom, inspiring renewed social life and optimism in Donald.
The article notes a woman using perfumery to mirror moods and emotions, suggesting one fragrance will often smell like a firecracker, as reported by Oljo State Journal.
The U S Department of Agriculture states tomatoes are the easiest to can at home due to high acidity. They can be processed by boiling water, or pressure for other vegetables, and are rich in vitamins. Directions cover selecting ripe fruit, peeling, packing hot, and processing times for jars and cans.
USDA urges careful labeling of canned foods with product name, variety, canning date, processing temperature and time. Inspect for leaks during cooling, invert glass jars, and reseal or discard leakers. Store at room temperature 1 to 2 weeks for daily checks before cooling in a cool place. You should reprocess any spoiled contents and examine the entire batch.
The USDA says canned beans frozen in jars are safe if jars stayed intact and seal not broken. After removing beans from jars they should be boiled for at least five minutes before serving.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the water bath method can be used for all berries including raspberries. Wash pick and pack in clean jars or cans cover with hot syrup process times 20 minutes for quart 15 minutes for pint 10 minutes for No 2 and No 2 tin cans seal and invert store at room temperature for a week and check for spoilage.
A period article argues shrinking garments before sewing is less necessary now. It notes fits are looser, original finish is removed by shrinking, and laundering keeps fabrics cleaner longer. It suggests boiling water and air drying can reduce ironing needs by shaping fabric.
Summer curtain fabrics include tub fast and night fast options. Inexpensive materials like bleached muslin crepe ginghams English prints and cheesecloth suit simple home decor. Lion crtones and chintzes in natural or dyed colors suit varied room schemes.
A group of bears discuss how life in the zoo differs from freedom. They note regular meals and lack of long hibernation, compare winter feasts to summer heat, and hear from Mrs. Polar Bear urging children to remember that polar bears cannot change clothes or escape heat.
A playful riddle notes that the North Pole is like a quarter of a penny because it is described as a farthing. The joke uses wordplay on coin names to make a light pun.
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