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Newspaper
Panguitch Progress
Location
Panguitch, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1914
Page
2
A South Dakota state senator quotes a philosophy of mutual assistance while a customer asks about a haircut. In a small town barber shop the scene shows everyday life as the editor is busy editing the paper in a piece from Everybodys Magazine.
A Baltimore American brief recounts a playful exchange between Emmy and her husband John Thompson. He teases her about dress styles while she retorts she thinks beyond dresses, then quips about a new hat.
A physician visits a renowned comedian and praises his adherence to the prescription. The comedian reveals he discarded the remedy, joking that following it would have caused him to fall and break his neck. The exchange underscores a wry caution about medical advice.
A facetious reply to a pilgrim questions why the speaker’s hair is gray and his beard brown. He answers that his hair is twenty years older than his beard.
Rastus Johnsing says he was driven to action after a push and would buy his chickens, but he dislikes being reckless with his money in a clipped Philadelphia Ledger note.
In a humorous exchange the speaker weighs paying a doctor versus a life insurance policy, suggesting a choice between health costs and coverage. An artful reproach follows as a man sells a beauty book to a pleased purchaser, with the woman deciding to buy despite the seeming lack of need.
The Plymouth Rocks, notably the barred variety, rank among the hardiest breeds with the main risk being overfattening. Close inbreeding worsens issues in the hennery as market men replace males yearly while good fanciers balance inbreeding. Purebreds can stay hardy if not overbred or overfed. A T B.
An essay argues that good husbandry and sound common sense prevent disease in poultry better than medical treatment. It stresses strong parent stock, sanitation, pure feed, proper ventilation, open air, ample room, and regular care to avoid ailments.
The trap nest is the most efficient method for detecting the non-layer. It helps identify hens that do not lay eggs and directs feeding accordingly.
The article compares turkey and chicken raising, emphasizing range for turkeys, early egg laying under hens, and feathering poults. It covers hen roles, care to prevent wetness and overfeeding, dusting for lice, greasing mature hens, artificial incubation at 28 days, moisture needs, feeding timelines, and transitioning to chick feed as poults grow.
The article urges removing young cockerels as soon as they reach usable size to improve flock development. Keeping them longer yields little profit. Early removal reduces nuisance in the poultry yard and avoids robbing and noisy cockers.
An evocative travel sketch surveys Brittany from Mont Saint Michel to Dinard. It notes Breton customs, marriage celebrations, Celtic roots, rugged landscapes, historic towns like Saint Malo and Dinan, and the region's shift from Armorican tribes to integrated France.
The guide lists required footwear for a college girl including heavy-tramped boots ton calf two buttoned pairs one dressy style one evening slipper matching frock smart black pumps for ordinary evenings with dinner costume and discusses day wear protection and drafty halls plus athletic shoes in the list.
Doctors say an electric shock kills by destroying heart rhythm and acting on the lungs like an anesthetic overdose.
A St Louis inventor develops an electrical apparatus to attach to a locomotive freight box door to record the times of German coal shipments. The invention aims to track loading and transit times for efficiency and monitoring.
Ad quotes a tobacco slogan urging value in 20 Fatima Cigarettes for 15 cents. It includes a teacher and pupil exchange defining a pedestrian as someone hit by a car, reflecting a humorous classroom exchange in a vintage ad and joke fragment.
Advert says Resinol ointment calms eczema itching and speeds healing. Claims doctors used it for 19 years and notes Reginal resinol soap clears pimples and dandruff at low cost. Sold by all druggists.
A London Chronicle excerpt notes watermen who were also firemen wore distinctive uniforms long before army and navy garb. The Thames watermen displayed a plated coat and badge indicating river freedom and employer licensing, with penalties for unlicensed rowers or workers under seven years apprenticed.
Urchin-Say explains a plan about conserving ammo while misleading the foe. Urchin-Well describes keeping on or in with steady pressure as the tactic when supplies fail.
A playful exchange on birth months and fear gives way to a wry remark about diamonds and self interest. The dialogue comments on honesty and character through quotations about Adam, suggesting faults yet mocking breach of promise claims.
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