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Newspaper
Panguitch Progress
Location
Panguitch, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1915
Page
3
An advertisement extols Dean's Mentholated Conk Drops as quickly relieving coughs and colds. It mocks medical schooling as useless for those seeking practical aid, urging readers to choose the benediction of a simple remedy over learned theories.
Advertisement claims Weeks Break-Up-A-Cold Tablets guarantee relief from colds and la grippe priced at two cents. The playful humor references draw in readers with witty dialogue about glasses and clever wit.
A history of backache and a diagnosis of Bright's disease prompted Prof Aug F W Schmitz to use Dodd's Kidney Pills. After two boxes relief came, a later relapse resolved with three more boxes, and three years later the backache has not returned. He endorses the product and cites continued relief from further use.
Dialogue highlights modest aid to the needy as Hazel reports giving her old shoes Mary commends the charitable act, noting that even small generosity matters.
The text offers kitchen guidance for beef stew and Canadian Meat Pie with step by step methods, including browning meat, steaming dumplings, and thickening broth. It also mentions ox tails with vegetables, then ends with a poem about the cradle’s power attributed to Win. Ross Wallace.
A guide classifies soups into stock and stockless varieties. Stock soups yield extracts and aid appetite, while stockless soups like cream and bisques can be a meal themselves. examples include Consomme Huntington and Veal and Sago Soup with veal, sago, milk, and egg yolk, showing preparation steps and seasonings.
The quote warns that dissipating every curious thought with agreeable sensations destroys virtue and happiness. It argues that replacing moral and mental interest with constant amusement dulls higher pleasures and degrades enjoyment to childish levels.
In six months during the seventeenth century Naplor suffered a plague that killed about 380000 people. The death toll highlights the severe impact of the outbreak on the city and its inhabitants.
A Wiscon sin College of Agriculture poultry expert lists common failure causes. High costs and impractical buildings. Inexperience and poor chick care. Marketing errors and starting with poor stock. Neglect of cleaning lice and mites. Poor management and misapplied improvements. The cure is experience, better stock, and constant cleanliness.
The article advises teaching chicks to roost at eight to twelve weeks to ease cleaning and crowding on the floor. It suggests wide roosts for small groups, using older birds as roosting guides, and placing chicks on perches after dark if needed.
A guide to feeding laying hens describes a mixed ration of green feed meat scraps and grain with lime, plus fresh water. Alfalfa or clover chaff provides green protein rich fodder and ground alfalfa is sold by the pound for easier use.
The color of eggs influences buyer preference with browns favored by some and whites by others. Sellers group browns and whites separately and use paper cartons for carrying a dozen eggs. Brown shelled eggs tend to be larger since larger fowl breeds lay colored eggs. color does not affect contents.
Advice on feeding hens to ensure egg output and keep costs in check. The passage argues a well fed hen lays enough eggs to offset expenses, urging prompt action to avoid underfeeding.
Advice on keeping a setting hen and nest safe and effective. Emphasizes shallow flat-bottom nests with rounded sides for single-layer eggs, cold-weather lining, and guarding the setter from laying hens to preserve hatch quality. Also notes allowing the setter to leave to feed and dust herself.
Homemade incubators are rarely desirable as they lack scientific adjustment and quality. Invest in tested, well-made units, ensure proper burner setup, ventilation, moisture, and trays, and keep records of hatch results to compare hens and incubator performance.
The guide notes careful handling of birds with rough legs. It suggests aging bands in cloths spread with vaseline for a week, then washing before the show. Vaseline can stain feathers and requires careful removal. It advises pushing feathers back and bandaging under them during preparation.
Onions are touted as an excellent feed for poultry. When chopped finely and fed occasionally in winter, they help maintain birds in good condition according to the article.
He asks if she will consider the proposal and she answers with a witty remark that she does consider it as a joke rather than a serious offer. The exchange highlights ambiguity and humor between the speakers.
An old home hair darkening formula known as Sage Tea and Sulphur is sold in drugstores as Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy. The product promises natural, even darkening of gray or faded hair and claims to stop dandruff itching and shedding.
A brief note from the Yalo Record recounts Jack attempting to place his arm around the speaker three times during last night. No further context or names provided.
Advertises Resolinol ointment and Resolinol soap as reliable remedies for eczema and itching. Claims physicians prescribe Resolinol for years with numerous reports praising its results and rapid relief once applied. Notes that soap helps clear eruptions and leaves skin clear and healthy. Sold by druggists.
The notice claims 3,846 brewing firms exist in Great Britain while an Chicago based company sells an illustrated eye remedy book. The ad promotes Starine Eye Remedies with claims to soothe eye pain and strengthen weak eyes and demands a visit to your druggist for proper application.
The report notes that an individual referred to as Your Uncle Samuel spent eight hundred million dollars on jewelry during the previous year, a record expenditure for a private collector.
An old advertisement urges mothers to use California Syrup of Figa as a first treatment for constipation in children. It claims a tea spoonful will cleanse the bowels and restore energy, warns about counterfeit syrups, and promotes a 60 cent bottle with directions for all ages.
In a light exchange, Senator Sorghum quips that filibusters push speakers to abandon ginger in favor of glue as they stick to the topic. The remark underscores the procedural binds of extended debate.
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