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Newspaper
Panguitch Progress
Location
Panguitch, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1914
Page
2
A fragment discusses a man’s heartbeat measured at 71 beats per minute and how the response depends on who sits beside him, hinting at mood or relationship influence.
A Port Orchard mother describes her five day old infant's abdomen covered with painful bilaterally blistered patches. She reports initial remedies failed until Cuticura soap and ointment provided near instant relief and a complete cure within a week.
A Iowa woman finds relief from stomach troubles and blotchy skin after quitting coffee and using Postum, praised by her mother-in-law who shared the preparation method. The letter notes health benefits, family experiences, and product details from Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan.
The article explains building a farm scale refrigerator in a cellar or separate structure with an insulated room and ice rack to store eggs butter and fresh meat and suggests an 8 by 10 foot floor plan for about 100 tons of ice yearly. It also outlines a simple ice chest made from matched boxes with insulation drainage and a hinged insulated cover. It ends with notes on the cooperation between creamery and dairy farmer to improve milk and cream production and profitability.
The writer advises farmers to modify suction pumps by uncoupling the pipe near the joint and inserting an old cylinder with a check valve at the bottom. This setup holds water pressure and reduces strain on the lift valve, improving performance in very deep wells.
The rise in egg prices over several years has driven demand for layers with strong egg producing abilities. Breeders focusing on egg quality will profit from selling eggs, chicks or stock, while show strains lacking good egg traits quickly lose favor.
The article stresses that better sail and climate improve poultry profits. It notes poultry can be raised profitably almost anywhere, but favorable sailing and climatic conditions significantly boost returns.
Renovating alfalfa fields improves moisture conservation and increases hay production. The process yields finer, leafier hay and accelerates soil fertility improvements for crop rotation.
The fattening pigs need not be confined in pen for the full period. during the final two weeks the ration should be core meal and some other grain.
An account recounts a August bear hunt led by a rajah from Rawal Pindi to Shinagar, with the narrator and wife joining. The party includes officials, beaters, and a shikari, and the narrator shoots a six foot seven inch bear after a misfire by a fellow hunter. two beaters are wounded but recover, and return to Calcutta in November after an adventurous trip full of game and hospitable host.
The Eiffel Tower marked its twenty fifth birthday as Paris residents celebrate the landmark still standing after early protests by Gounod Le Conte de Lisle Coppee Bonnat and de Maupassant. Once feared to collapse the tower remains a light mast at nearly 1000 feet with Champ de Mars development completed and the city embracing life in its shadow.
Neighborly chat contrasts young women's flirtation with National Guard members to older women's wartime memories of Spanish American War heroes. A veteran’s wife recalls government rations and sacrifice, urging that girls admire those who truly go to the front.
An old farmer tells a pompous passenger that patience and perseverance can accomplish all things. The man retorts that some feats seem impossible. The farmer replies with a quip about carrying water in a slave, suggesting waiting for the water to freeze to illustrate the point.
Mrs Black woke her husband Larry with a whispered alert of a burglar in the parlor. He raced downstairs declaring he would assist the intruder, joking that the piano could not be moved without help. The scene reads as a humorous local incident from the Watsonville Register.
A compact collection of aphorisms noting that gifteds seldom receive the most gifts, luck favors none, and true agreement often irks. The lines sit as a reflection on human nature and social quirks from Philadelphia Record.
A playful dialogue riffs on family roles likening relatives to animals. A speaker describes each kin as a creature from a joking zoo, naming a mother as a dear, a baby sister as a lamb, and a father as a goat, with a humorous undertone about identity.
Mrs Simmons hid in a closet during a fierce thunderstorm while she cried out in fear. Mr Simmons dismissed the danger saying thunder cannot hurt you. The exchange ends with skepticism about being thunder struck.
A household mistress questions Esther the old colored cook as she groans in the kitchen. Esther explains she does not feed ambition and cannot follow her own path, reflecting a struggle with personal drive.
A Washington government employee mixed up with a physician on the street. The man complains of severe weakness and “amping badly.” The doctor rules out locomotor ataxia and notes he walks with one foot on the curb and the other in the gutter in a curious, lightly humorous natural cause vignette.
Citizens debate whether cats should be licensed for singing after a local performance. Proposals suggest mandatory licenses and testing, while others question effectiveness and practicality of such rules.
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