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Newspaper
Panguitch Progress
Location
Panguitch, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1915
Page
3
A man faced with a choice between marrying wealth or loving a poor woman seeks guidance from a companion who urges following his heart, leading to a decision to marry the woman he loves. The piece contrasts critical reception and a witty quip about a 80 raw remark. A product plug notes Dean's Mentholated Cough Drops promise relief for throat troubles.
The article explains using private creamery operations to standardize egg quality, stamps, and regular deliveries to cut waste and boost farmer profits. It cites Minnesota example with 135 farmers, dual color grading, two daily pickups, and marked cartons to trace eggs to producers.
Article discusses whether to spread manure across fields in winter or pile it for later spreading in spring. Dry windy Colorado areas favor piles to reduce loss, while snow and good soil incorporation favor broadcast spreading. Labor costs vary. beneficiaries must decide locally. Also notes profitable pig feeding requires constant gains.
Duck eggs are very easily ruined by carelna Landing. The note warns on handling and storage to prevent spoilage and damage to the eggs.
An article fragment notes a German seeking a man named Dunn to collect a debt. He asks for 66 Chatham street and is directed to Sweeny’s eating house where he identifies a man at the window as Dunn. The exchange with an Irishman ends with a quip about starting. Also a brief line hints at a Legion narrative and a late train quip.
An advertisement claims Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy darkens gray hair naturally and makes it glossy. It promises dandruff relief and reduced hair loss after daily use, priced about 60 cents and easy to apply at home with a sponge or brush.
A fragmentary dialogue shows a debate on truth and resilience. The line asks if truth will prevail after being crushed, followed by a wry response about being floored in the next minute.
A chemistry teacher in a southern college quizzes a Kentucky student on water properties. The student answers briskly that water is poisonous, reflecting a dated quip from an era of strong temperance sentiment.
A fragment from a Boston Evening Transcript exchange discusses high overhead charges in the country and American women buying over ten million dollars yearly in French millinery. The dialogue also touches on Rogers earnings, a bachelor, and Mrs. Jiggs’s pale color and plumbago.
A ragged woman with a baby interrupted a relief committee in Mrs. Twobble's drawing room while she read her report. Mrs. Gadson dismissed the visitor, saying she had no time for stray beggars.
Resinol ointment promises fast relief for itching and irritated skin with a cooling feel after first use. It is lauded as a doctor prescribed remedy for 20 years, suitable for pimples, cuts, burns, sores, and chafing, sold by all druggists.
A Toledo Blade line notes the appeal of having money ready when a debt collector calls, illustrating a mindset of readiness and financial leverage in adversity.
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