Nation Overspending on Drink and Tobacco Warns The Press
A sober verdict from spirit of reform notes Americans spend vast sums on alcohol and tobacco far beyond public needs. Figures from Commissioner Miller show billions yearly on spirits beer cigars and chewing tobaccos, totaling about 1.64 billion dollars. The Atlanta Constitution echoed that the nation pays 195 dollars per family annually for drink and tobacco, urging thrift and wiser road and street improvements.
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Wide tires praised as road makers in Indiana farming tale
A Creeders' Gazette correspondent recounts trials with wide versus narrow wagon tires on clay roads. He notes four and one half inch tires on heavy teams pull better and cause less ground damage, while narrow tires churn mud and wear roads. He urges adopting wide tires to improve lanes and preserve horse health.
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Food For The Dairy Why Partners Cannot Afford To Feed Cows
A dairy guidance piece argues substitutes fail to match nutrition, urging use of protein rich seeds and legumes like clover and alfalfa to balance rations. It notes corn stover suffices for coarse fodder, but legumes offer superior protein, feeding value, and soil nitrogen benefits for next crops.
How to Construct a Font Marker for Onion Ground
Instructional note on marking onion beds with a marker, multiple methods examined. Practical Farmer device praised for row indication without furrows, teeth twelve inches apart, marks created by wheel contact, onions planted dibbled three inches apart in the row. One thousand plants per square rod are suggested.
Fresh Dairy Notes From An Old Farm Guide
An antiquated dairy article offers practical tips on feeding, housing, and management to keep cows healthy and productive. It stresses pedigree, ample stable space, proper straw and forage, and cautious milking to prevent weight loss and poor gains, warning against overfeeding and sloppy feeding practices.
Des Moines Debates Railroad Tax and Carpenter Bill
The Iowa legislature debated the Carpenter lienue bill and related measures yesterday in Des Moines. Senate leaders postponed final votes to allow Democrats to offer amendments and discuss substitute caucus measures. Several bills advanced or failed, including a railroad bulletin posting requirement and a revenue-raising proposal for state institutions. The day featured extended floor action, with key votes postponed until next week.
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Items of Interest and Oddities From a Fragmented Page
A garbled list mentions sweet potatoes yielding gallon of vinegar, aliasing usage, cowhide horseshoes, about fifty gamblers in Monte Carlo annually, Astor family jewels worth $3,000,000, and a social club event in Delware with both men and women invited.
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Mame Dress Debacle Reported in Odd Adverse Notice
Fragmentary OCR text shows a garbled exchange mentioning a dress and a humorous or risqué remark tied to a product. Names such as Rev OA F Hampton and locations Piketon Kentucky appear, with reference to selling only in boxes. The readable content is limited and cryptic.
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Syrup of Figs Promoted As Pure Laxative Remedy
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a pleasant liquid laxative that cleanses the system and aids digestion. It claims benefits for colds fevers headaches and constipation, noting its kidney liver and bowel action without weakening them. Sold by druggists in 60c and $1 bottles and manufactured by the Californian Fig Syrup Co.
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