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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1923
Page
6
Recently armed Husted of San Francisco recounts a rapid recovery after two weeks on Tanlac, saying he regained weight and strength, slept, and returned to work. He praises Tanlac as the greatest medicine and notes over 37 million bottles sold.
In a humorous reminiscence a sign painter explains the apostrophe placement in "Xedie's and Gent's restaurant" and coins the playful term Passerphe. He notes some paint after the s while he prefers before the s for artistic balance.
The beautiful renditions of several numbers by Misa Martha Scraggs were well worth the admission fee, which was purposefully modest, as reported by the Beeston Transcript.
Tommy explains sugar as what you cannot eat grapefruit without. The playful line frames a quirky science or wordplay moment.
Goslings are hardy after a month but delicate early on. Keep them warm and dry, feed small frequent meals, start with a mix of corn meal and shorts plus bread, eggs, and provide grass early. Move them to fresh ground, then to pasture by a month old. Water access essential. Increase grazing, limit grain early, fatten with corn later, and prepare market geese by feeding corn and oats.
Geese and chickens clash in mixed yards as geese dip water from pails, washing faces and emptying supplies. Clean water is crucial for chick growth, while geese dominate dry mash hoppers. Best practice places geese near a pond for ample water, reducing hauling labor.
Belize, formally British Honduras, reportedly experiences a revolution according to Washington dispatches. The National Geographic Society bulletin notes Belize’s long reputation as revolutionless, with Britsih law and order prevailing in Belize City and coastal towns. The piece covers geography, demographics, history of British control, mahogany and chicle trade, and signs of American influence.
Farmers are urged to Cull flocks frequently, reduce drafts, and ensure clean milk for chicks. Americans eat more poultry yearly, making the hennery department potentially highly profitable. Start with a standard breed rooster, avoid equipment shortages, and feed freshly for the first hours post hatch while ensuring proper rations for egg production.
Mrs Louisa Van Kanegem sues Carl Yan Kanegem for divorce claiming their twelve years of marriage were marked by his neglect. She says he did not bathe, slept until 4 pm daily, bought candy and a six cent novel, then returned to bed while she gathered sticks in the park to keep home fires burning.
In Ossining N Y a contractor built Mrs A E Kling’s house on the Vanderbilt lot by mistake. Kling had bought a lot and work started there before the error was found. Vanderbilt offered to exchange the lots and work on Kling’s home continued.
Foreign travelers, led by Americans, face passport, police, and housing hurdles in Germany. Hotels impose heavy foreigner taxes around 80 percent, leaving Berlin and other cities nearly empty and driving visitors to boarding houses. Complaints rise as visa restrictions and costly stays deter tourism and boost prices in Hamburg, Bremen, and Leipzig fairs.
Yakima Wash W B Gunnoe deputy game warden and his son killed 119 rattlesnakes in a den on Cowlohe creek about twenty miles from here. They used a 22 caliber rifle until ammo ran out and finished with clubs. Snakes up to four feet long.
An advertisement for Allen's Foot-Ease powder promises instant relief from shoe pinch and foot ache. It claims friction reduction, comfort for coins bunions and swollen feet, and even lets women wear smaller shoes. Free trial package and a walking doll offer included.
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