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Newspaper
Panguitch Progress
Location
Panguitch, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1914
Page
3
The report notes only four nations show no drop in birth rates while others continue to fall. An advertising line promotes Kill the Files Now and a daily fly killer, claiming it eliminates thousands of pests all season and lists a Brooklyn address for dealers.
A humorous exchange from the Loulaville Courier-Journal features Mrs Wombat questioning why a man won’t wash his face with a washcloth and Mr Wombat replying men lack time for such tasks. The comic line notes a paradox about washing face and the washcloth itself.
A nervous curate earned rebuke after making awkward compliments at an afternoon tea with the bishop and clergy. Simms, a senior curate, tells him bluntly he is a donkey and should keep quiet, provoking loud laughter before the joke lands.
A young woman reports Postum eased health issues once coffee was dropped, noting her mother and brother recovered from headaches dizziness and stomach problems. She claims a sister with heart trouble found relief, and she explains Postum Regular and Instant forms, prices, and preparation.
A historical children’s guide describes easy craft games and a tent project. It explains making a nine-pin ring toss game with nails as pins and rings from tin can ends, plus a cookie-tent style umbrella play tent by repurposing a chair and umbrella. It covers tool use, stake placement, and simple score cards for the game and tent construction.
The fragment discusses electric menus and a current pl while noting confusion over the article. It mentions Chew it after every meal and references state related context. The readable text shows mixed up wording and potential captioning notes.
A collage of small items and advertisements appears. References to Cuticura remedies promote hand care and a 19th century audience laughs at jokes about art and politics. Bits cover Castoria, municipal research in New York, a Chamberlain anecdote, and light humor about suitors and lemon drops.
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