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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1925
Page
2
A Wyoming woman from Evanston credits the Vegetable Compound for relief from monthly troubles after teaching school. She later used it during pregnancy and after a difficult birth, regaining strength to care for five children and housework.
Fragmentary line notes general human folly and self deception. No named individuals or events are identified in the readable text. The sentence reads like a humorous aside about people fooling themselves, without concrete context or details.
An advertisement style piece touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney liver and bladder ailments claiming sworn testimonials and free sample bottles by parcel post It also includes a stray strawberry shortcake recipe and a line about education as reform ammunition with a closing pun about an automobile and happiness.
The Indiana Limestone Quarrymen's association notes that old red schoolhouses fade as modern, safer, better designed buildings replace them. A 1924 survey shows over 225 million dollars spent on replacements with plans for even more in 1925, expanding space for assemblies and recreation and reducing waste space to lower costs for taxpayers.
In Ver mont a one room red schoolhouse became a community center per the superintendent. A 1922 parent teacher group spurred fundraising and upgrades, turning the site into a standard school r once, with plans to earn a superior designation and a name plate.
The article argues that communities succeed by taking proactive steps to attract targets like industries and hotels. It cites Albertville as a model, noting that decisive offers speed up location takes. Anniston Ala Star endorses the go-getter approach for small Alabama cities.
Poem extols a small town's contentment and self sufficiency. It celebrates local pride and neglect of distant regions while praising life in the hometown. The verse emphasizes belonging, unity, and a belief that the town is the best place to live.
A Tuscaloosa News piece asserts that community spirit and cooperative efforts, not grand buildings or education alone, shape a city’s prominence and lasting place in the sun. It emphasizes collective action to build a better Tuscaloosa.
The former village dump area, once a negative first and last impression, is now the Elvic Club property. Old shacks are gone, refuse cleared, land leveled and planted with ornamental flora. Gravel walks and lighting standards frame the landscaped space.
Guidance from the United States Department of Agriculture on cleaning with soap and water in rural homes. Emphasizes ample water supply, proper drainage, and cost effective home methods. Recommends hot water for dirt removal, sparing use of water, and making soap solutions at home with one pound soap to three quarts water. Cautions about homemade soap free alkali on delicate fabrics and finishes.
The article explains cleaning methods for coal gas kerosene and electric stoves. It covers outside surfaces with soap and water, uses a stove mop from a butter paddle and sheepskin, nickel trim care with soap and soft cloth, daily ash removal, weekly soot brushing, and cleaning gas burners by boiling in water with washing soda.
Farmers' Bulletin 1180 outlines essential cleaning materials for spring chores. Key items include neutral soap with hot water, stronger detergents like ammonia or washing soda, cautious use on colors, a securer for metal polishing, harsher cleaners for zinc and steel, bleaching agents such as oxalic acid, and a furniture polish mix of raw linseed oil, turpentine, and beeswax.
A Birch Bark newspaper issue titled Special Edition on African Animals features notes about Henry Iyena the laughing lion and a fanciful mangabey at a distant zoo. It describes Aoudad, Cape Buffalo, Biessbok and a cheetah or leopard, noting their habitats, habits and the animals’ wish to be treated fairly by people.
In a Christiania Karikaturen panel, a child asks Inga why she plays alone and suggests Dani join. Inga cites tiring play with Tim yesterday and worries Ta will be too tired to play again, highlighting social dynamics in childhood recreation.
A young boy, injured and stitched by a doctor, reassures his mother with the remark that his mustache will cover the scar. The line shows a quaint, humorous take on injury and resilience from a child.
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