Pages | 2 of 8
- Page 1
- [Untitled]
- Greater Force is Needed in Mexico
- Famous Outlaw Called
- Train Blown Frim Track
- Aviators Lost in Desert
- Texas Town Destroyed
- Dropped Dead in Jail
- Revenue Agents Accused
- Favors Armor Plate Factory
- Vance Brothers Safe
- Joint Chase Plan of Mexican Chief
- Turmoil in China
- The Minimum Living Wage
- Court Says Safety First
- Carranza at Queretaro
- Three Steamers Sunk
- Brig. Gen. John J. Pershing
- Will Sign Philippines Bill
- Smoke Bombs the Latest
- Here Punitive Expedition Will Hunt
- Villa Flees to His Old Retreat
- Quarrel Ends in Shooting
- Killed by Falling Tree
- New York Exports Doubled
- Germans Enter Denial
- Holland Steamer a Victim of War
- Bryan Celebrates Birthday
- Southerner Declines Appointment
- Col. H. J. Slocum
- Progressive Vote Small
- Consul Dies like a Hero
- Renewed Drive by Germans Checked
- Villa Had Planned Attack
- Another of Allens Killed
- Wires Cut by Bandits
- Glass Workers' Wages Raised
- Ammunition Being Smuggled
- Salvador Indorses Proposal
- Roumania on the Verge
- Enlistments Doubled
- League to Enforce Peace
- Utah State News
- The European War a Year Ago This Week
- Postscripts
- Page 2
- [Untitled]
- Writer Gets Honor
- Men and Matters
- Winter and Summer Pruning Results
- Plant Lice May be Killed in Spring
- Painting of Small Wounds is Useless
- Flavor and Aroma Desired in Butter
- Selection of Site for Fruit Orchard
- Easy to Keep Dirt Out
- Whitewash the Barn
- Exercise is Important
- Sources of Disease Germs
- Avoid Damp Blankets
- Much Feed is Wasted
- Horticultural Points
- Drink Hot Water and Rid Joints of Rheumatic Rust
- Two Deluded Souls
- Well, What Are Autos For?
- Keeping it Warm
- Cost Time
- City Has a History
- [Untitled]
- Page 3
- [Untitled]
- Grade Seed Oats--Alfalfa in Corn Belt
- Common Disease with Pigs
- Flax is a Profitable Crop
- Caring for Seed Potatoes
- Clean Stables Necessary
- Man is at Fault
- Explosives in the Garden
- Right Feed for Dairy Cows
- Preparing for Spring Work
- Complete Farm Home
- Moving Supplies for the United States Army
- Columbus, N. M., after the Raid by Villa
- Captain Smith
- Lieut. W. Finch
- Edison's First "Clean-up."
- Cold Water Purifies Air
- Willing to Compromise
- Cavalry Pursues Villa Across Border
- Villa Dashing Ahead of His Men
- Postscripts
- Wheat Sown for Big Yields
- Sorghums to Produce Meat
- Cull the Poultry Flock
- Big Waste of Machinery
- Soil Enrichers
- Be Regular in Milking
- Concrete Silo is Best
- Floor Drafts
- Do Dairy Cows Pay?
- Less Power Required
- Careful
- Scored on the Students
- Women Showed Their Skill
- He Got 'Em
- [Untitled]
- Page 4
- Page 5
- Page 6
- Page 7
- Page 8
- [Untitled]
- Diary of a Patrol
- For "Fresh-Air Babies"
- Camel Regiment Leaving Cairo
- Saw Mirage of Self Aloft
- Jury Pays This Man's Fine
- To Wear Simple Colors
- Government Seeks Oil Land
- First Vocation in Thirty-Eight Years
- Buys Art Gem for a Song
- Surprises Smart Set
- Wealth Rewards Courage
- Enrolling Baldheads
- Lays Two Eggs a Day
- In the World of Fashion
- Only a Girl
- Giant Power of the Heart
- Blood as Food Highly Commended
- Middle Age
- Up to Date
- Styles in Sleeves
- Colonial Shoes
- Wire for Curtains
- Touches of Color on Suits
- Buckles Much Used
- Empire Tops
Wasatch Wave | 1916-03-24 | Page 2 | Painting of Small Wounds is Useless
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1916-03-24 |
| Paper | Wasatch Wave |
| Language | eng |
| City | Heber City |
| County | Wasatch |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s683563r |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s683563r |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Painting of Small Wounds is Useless |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1916-03-24 |
| Paper | Wasatch Wave |
| Language | eng |
| City | Heber City |
| County | Wasatch |
| Page | 2 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s683563r/22095784 |