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Newspaper
Panguitch Progress
Location
Panguitch, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1916
Page
5
A vintage style guide extols edible eggs and dairy based dishes. It offers recipes for Escalloped Eggs Coffee Custard Jam Omelet and a frozen egg dessert using sour milk and fruit. The writing highlights practical steps and flavor pairings suitable for a midcentury kitchen feature.
A historical guide explains the hay box and modern fireless cookstove advantages for keeping heat with insulation. It lists prepared dishes like Irish Stew and Beef a la Mode with step by step cooking using radiators, spices, vegetables, and long simmer times.
Mae Vere notes evolving student style as campus fashion trends spark discussion among college girls. She quips about occasional measurements that draw attention, contrasting with common notions of elegance and beauty. The piece reflects lighthearted social commentary on campus aesthetics.
Fragmentary OCR note shows dialogue about exhaustion of a first edition and long counters. Names and context are unclear. cannot confirm persons, places, or events.
Miss Emily McCoy a Bridgeport nurse and graduate dentist says eight years of study in medicine and nursing will end with her return to Pitcairn island in the Pacific to care for her people. She describes the tiny community of 195 residents with strict self rule and no resident physician.
Browning Montana report on O Kop O Nee a centenarian Blackfoot says he was born on May 13 1815 the date chiselled on his late chief father’s grave The elder is a linguist who helped promote a national Indian day to honor all tribes and celebrate together
Marinette Wisconsin reports the Washington Harbor post office has been discontinued because no one is available to serve as post master. Local residents must use nearby facilities until further notice.
A historical account traces how Missouri razorbacks arose from inbreeding and wild foraging, spurred by Civil War depopulation and grasshopper plagues. It describes hog movement to the Ozarks, packer demand, and eventual replacement by Berkshire and Magee breeds as razorbacks decline.
Earl G. Forgot of Tarrytown paid $10 in court after forgetting to hang a license on his automobile.
The article details the White Crowned Sparrow Zonotrichia leucophrys with a seven inch length, its range from Canada to the Pacific coast, and its diet dominated by seeds with caterpillars and beetles as minor components. It notes higher abundance in the West, and mentions potential crop damage in California. It then surveys Redwing flocks in the upper Mississippi prairies, their breeding in marshy regions, and a diet of 27 percent animal matter and 73 percent vegetation, including oats and fruits, highlighting crop harm from large flocks.
Biological notes describe the common crow Corvus brachyrhynchos as 19 inches long with a wide range in the United States and Canada. It details roosting behavior, crop and poultry damage, insect consumption, and the crow’s mixed reputation as both beneficial scavenger and destructive pest. It also provides management tips like seed coating and wire netting. Red Winged Blackbird Agelalus phoeniceus is noted at about 9.5 inches, breeding in Mexico and North America south of the barren grounds, with winters from the southern United States to Costa Rica.
The flicker measures thirteen inches with yellow wing undersides and tail shafts. It breeds from the eastern United States to the plains and into Canada and Alaska, winters mainly in the east. It favors open country and park like areas, nests in large tree cavities or artificial boxes, and is the most terrestrial woodpecker feeding largely on ants, with wild fruits as another key food. The text then shifts abruptly to a conversation about life insurance premiums, fading from the bird details.
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