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Newspaper
Panguitch Progress
Location
Panguitch, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1915
Page
3
The article praises Sudan grass as highly drought resistant, yielding both hay and grain, and compares it favorably with feterita and other sorghums. It highlights prolific tillering, multiple harvests per year, and superior feeding value to prairie hay while cautioning about Johnson grass as a lookalike pest.
An ad style note praises Life being a grind then urges drinking Denison's Coffee described as pure and delicious. The piece playfully quotes The Sage and The Fool about two being company, with a humorous correction about husband and wife as an exception.
An advertisement touts Cuticura Soap and Ointment as purifying and beautifying for skin scalp hair and hands with a free mail sample offer. The excerpt also includes light dialogue about manners and a courtroom joke referring to butter usage.
The Charleston News and Courier argues happiness is bound to fate yet pursued through effort, warning against prioritizing personal joy over life's natural order. It likens happiness to a guiding lamp amid shadows and reflects on memory, time, and the futility of clinging to past joys.
The article lists per capita sugar intake by country with Britons at about 92.4 pounds annually and Americans at 79.2 pounds, followed by Denmark 72.6 and others. It attributes these differences to customs duties on sugar and related goods like coffee and tea.
A fragment mentions a man who cultivates country acquaintances and is noted to have good reasons and sell plows. The terse line suggests a rural tradesman tied to farming implements and practical networks. No additional context or events are provided.
A Western city chief bookkeeper credits Postum with easing stomach trouble and nervous spells from coffee. After two years of switching to Postum, he is healthy, claims better focus, and recommends it to others. Postum comes in Cereal and Instant forms with priced packages. There’s a Reason for Postum sold by grocers.
Deep plowing is essential in dry farming areas. Use a subsurface packer or similar implement to pack the furrow against the subsoil. Farmers often plow and harrow just to loosen soil, but moisture conservation is the key, and seed bed preparation should prioritize this.
The pit silo is the cheapest and best silo you can build. A good pit silo may cost not more than thirty dollars in materials. It requires little skill no high priced machinery and it cannot fall down. It preserves ensilage through droughts and provides feed worth the green fodder.
The article argues that Kafir is a drought resistant crop not suited for comparison with corn in areas where rainfall supports good corn crops. It notes that with adequate moisture corn yields more fodder per acre and that corn silage generally yields higher milk production than kafir silage.
Warning against allowing sows with litters to roam to stagnant ponds where pigs wallow in mud. This behavior risks unhealthy body condition and dirty appearance.
The text urges 250 300 pound yearly fat targets for cows as a benchmark of profitability. It warns oats should be treated for smut to boost farmers' incomes. It also recommends lye in hog slops as a cholera preventive to keep pigs healthy.
Amid his exile in St Helena Napoleon was asked what would endure. He replied that it was the roads he built in France. The roads he praised are celebrated today and seen as a model for building similar infrastructure in this country.
Guidance urges continuous pig growth by maintaining feeding slightly under capacity. Emphasizes better results from controlled intake than pushing feed availability beyond what pigs can consume.
An old advertisement text pushes Allen's Foot Ease antiseptic powder for tired feet at expositions in California and Chicago. It features testimonials about relief from swelling and fatigue and warns against loafing and gossip. The piece blends product endorsements with sensational lines about widows and spinsters.
Advertisement touts Resinol ointment as fast relief for eczema and itchy skins, promising cooling comfort after first use. Claims it clears pimples, sunburn, poison ivy, cuts, burns, and chafing, with doctors’ approval and non irritating formula.
A collection of notes on Mason and Dixon line misperceptions, boundary disputes among Maryland Pennsylvania and Delaware, and historical archery feats from Scotland to Constantinople. It recalls remarkable long range shots and a quip about a doctor and appetite.
A sharp humor piece surveys book creation and reader's cramps, then jokes about a heroine defined by marriage. It ends with quips on oculists as poets who live on eye deals, and a playful exchange about resemblance and meaning.
The driver of a gas wagon picked up Mack Sennett at three in the morning after his car ran out of fuel twenty miles from nowhere. Sennett offered ten dollars for a ride to town and learned the driver peddles gasoline to stores in nearby small towns.
A dialogue evaluates a plan to turn every servant into an educated household scientist. The speaker wonders about practicality noting that a kitchen scientist could lead to a dyspeptic dining room and questions arise from experience and observation.
A grocery clerk endures long hours for little pay while most customers are women. Fans at a ball game favor a home victory but also show approval of an umpire being hurt.
Mrs Argustus Lyon of Terra Hill Pennsylvania praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing long standing female troubles and pains. The advertisement extols the remedy as nature made and a standard treatment for women's ills with many letters in its Lynn Massachusetts lab files claiming success and avoidance of surgery.
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