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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1926
Page
2
An elderly bear plans a birthday surprise for Mrs. Grizzly by raiding a beehive in the woods. He fights stings to bring honey for a feast, while Mrs. Grizzly cools his paw and the cubs sing a birthday growl for their mother.
Edward played soldier with a broom in the dining room and knocked over a family pitcher with a long lineage. The warning from his father traced the pitcher through generations from great great grandfather to Edward, who feared his own child would break it. The tale centers on fragile heritage and the cycle of care.
A quirky humor item notes questions about insect overwintering. An absent minded student asks where bugs go in winter, provoking a brief classroom exchange.
USDA study with state extensions in Iowa New York Colorado and California surveys farm homes reached and practice adoption. Of 3954 farms 74 percent adopted extension taught practices and 9833 adoptions occurred averaging 3.4 per farm. Propaganda influenced 68 percent object lesson 59 percent and personal service 27 percent indirect influence 49 percent.
Old guidance explains clearing scale from water backs and heating coils in stoves. Remove the water back, disconnect near the fire box, and flush with water. Depending on deposit type, use muriatic acid diluted as directed, or heat and pound deposits, then rinse thoroughly. Similar steps apply to copper coils and pipework.
Winter carrots are large and stored with stronger flavor than summer varieties. They should be cooked briefly in salted boiling water for about ten minutes and served hot with butter or cream. Cooked carrots fit soups and croquettes, and raw grated carrots boost salads with high vitamin content.
A reader reports small oval red brown hairy worms under a living room carpet and asks how to identify and eliminate them. The pest is likely carpet beetle larvae. recommended controls include thorough cleaning, heat, sun exposure, and packing away susceptible clothing with mothproofing agents. Seal cracks with putty or crack filler and avoid flame while using flammable solvents, ventilating afterward.
A gravy flavored and made from the fat of roast meat with currant jelly added. Currant jelly is especially suitable when cold mutton is to be warmed up in a gravy.
In an ordinary refrigerator milk remains colder at the bottom unless the container touches the ice. Cold air settles rapidly so the Ice compartment is cooler. Keep the refrigerator clean and sweet and free of fat.
Dr Johnston treats a patient, Butler, with a mysterious series of symptoms. Butler pursues the doctor’s daughter Molly, racing the process by charm and humor, hoping to win her hand as he battles his own imagined illnesses.
Mrs Belle Thomopson from Rossville Georgia describes years of weakness and poor appetite. After trying Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash she reports sleep returns and energy to care for her three children. She urges others to seek the product for better health.
Rubber bands replace string wrapping in many department stores as a faster cheaper method. The technique involves using rubber bands to secure parcels, with reports noting faster processing. Automobile tubes are being used in their manufacture.
Mrs. Al. Jepsen of Burling ton Iowa reports that Tanlac rebuilt her stamina after flu left her weak and underweight. She says she gained 49 pounds and a clear complexion, praising Tanlac as a natural tonic made from roots and herbs that cleanses the blood aids digestion and boosts energy. Tanlac Vegetable Pills are advertised for constipation.
Local slang recounts the death of a renowned fiddler who claimed an 80 touch on his prized violin. The tale notes the instrument was buried with him in a final farewell.
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