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Newspaper
Panguitch Progress
Location
Panguitch, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1914
Page
3
Local whispers recount a private exchange where Ethel and Lucy shared a hushed conversation recently. The urban rumor notes a shy reaction from Lucy, with mentions of a judge’s involvement in the social chatter.
Advertisement for Booth Overton Dyspepsia Tablet promises relief from distress after eating indigestion and intestinal fermentation. A 60 cent bottle is sold by druggists with money-back and free sample offers. Includes address 11 Broadway, New York. Ends with a joke about a country trip and dogs.
A telegram joke from a wartime memoir shows Winston Churchill running for governor of New Hampshire. Opponents flood the scene with speeches letters and campaign buttons while a stenographer replies that they use safety pins. The anecdote captures campaign flair and wit.
A terse exchange notes strict rules on player participation and discipline. The dialogue emphasizes allowing a young player limited minutes and the broader claim that restraint defines strong teams.
A witty aside notes a Knicker going to the circus with the husband saying he will have to take his wife's dog. The remark reflects light domestic humor and social tone of the era.
J C Corlett of Dryden Oregon reports severe eczema on neck shoulders and face lasting nearly two months. After using Cuticura Soap first then Cuticura Ointment relief came in two weeks and a full cure in a month.
In a fragment from the Baltimore American an advertising voice touts Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a cure while lampooning vaccination. The brief oddity also notes a social quip about a man's success often aided by his wife.
A southwestern farmer describes a method for improving dry upland soil. He disked the surface after wheat harvest to stop cracks and moisture loss, then plowed two weeks later as subsoil moisture rose and softened the topsoil. He emphasizes disking stubble land promptly to trap moisture.
Article by D W Frear of Colorado Agricultural College explains alfalfa’s nitrogen fixing via soil bacteria in root nodules, its role as a legume, and the need to restore humus in Northwest soils. It notes high value of atmospheric nitrogen and cautions on wet or compacted soils hindering bacteria.
Milk may convey active agents of transmissible diseases. Cows with udder tuberculosis shed tubercle bacilli into milk. Mixed at creameries with milk from many herds, it contaminates all the milk. Hogs fed on skim milk from creameries may reflect tuberculosis in meat inspections.
Secrets of egg production include grit health exercise pure food fresh water and a well balanced diet. Regular feeding and clean housing with seasons of temperature plus breeding only from the best laying stock are emphasized for high output.
Farmers warned that cold spring rains threaten flocks and urged timely shelter building in pasture. The message notes warm showers are harmless while cold storms require protective pens or shelters to prevent losses.
A reader from Cimarron Kansas thanks Dodds Kidney Pills for curing long standing heart palpitations and dizziness. He recounts being 63 and active after a year of use and invites others to publish his letter. Also notes offer of free household hints and music.
A Baltimore American quips that a ship should not mind its helm and should be docked, reflecting a nautical metaphor or editorial tone about discipline and order.
Immediate relief from eczema and itchy skin comes with a warm bath using Resinol Soap and a simple application of Resinol Ointment. The cream soothes and heals, often clearing eruptions in stubborn cases, with ongoing use of the soap maintaining clear skin. prescribed by doctors for nineteen years and sold by druggists.
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