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Newspaper
Albion New Era
Location
Albion, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1908
Page
3
U S Senator M C Butler of South Carolina endorses Peruna for dyspepsia and stomach trouble after using it briefly. He calls Peruna a wonderful medicine and a food tonic. The notice promotes Peruna tablets and offers a Free Peruna Almanac for 1909 through druggists.
A lengthy treatise questions modern education's aims and duties. It urges schools and churches to train people with clear visions and high purposes, stressing moral and intellectual formation over rote information for a better future.
A Philadelphia observer recalls icebound gardens blooming on a floating iceberg while a great icebound drift drags the sea. Elsewhere a Welsh railway reports a single line outage caused by a dead insect in a signal instrument delaying an electric train.
A heavily garbled religious essay by Rev. Dr. Falk Vidader discusses moral influence and social consequences of vice. The readable fragments reference faith, exiles, and warnings about corruption within communities.
An essay on spiritual growth and character, contrasting intellectualism with virtue. It argues salvation by life through the new heart and the primacy of character over mere wisdom. The piece uses vivid metaphors of nature to describe growth, discipline, and the dangers of selfishness in youth.
The article notes a major cattle and farming discussion with figures on American farm outputs. It cites 6,000,000 farms producing 8.5 billion dollars annually, 1,416 dollars per farm monthly, and New England farms contributing 200 million annually. It discusses agriculture, canning, and farm practice tips including feeding, storage, and housing for livestock.
The report notes a rise in agricultural efficiency through scientific methods boosting farm revenue nationwide. It highlights new farm investments, livestock and poultry growth, and a shift toward root crops and canning potatoes, with mentions of market expansion and construction details for storage and facilities.
Mixed fragmentary OCR text describes fruit preparation and baking with various measurements and cooking steps. It includes phrases about peeling tomatoes, baking, beating egg yolks, and canning tomatoes in jars with boiling water, plus general kitchen actions and serving suggestions.
A fragmented recipe page describes canning quince with sugar and alum, a beef steak stew method with frying then simmering, olive oil and vinegar dressing, a thickened gravy, and a soup meat and potato dumpling preparation. It lists ingredients like four durse quinees and three pounds sugar, plus olives, onions, and cornmeal porridge elements.
Practical directives cover food preservation fabric care and cleaning. Instructions include keeping honey dark, drying okra for flavor soups, blanching lemons, treating hinges with soap, using whiting for paint, varnish protection for bathroom nails, whitening cloth, and dissolving gelatin for cloth finishing.
Two tremors struck the eastern Kongo region near the equator and the Welle district in June, shaking wide areas for seconds and minutes. Despite fear and furniture movement, no lives were lost, yet the events challenge Africa's long held immunity to seismic activity.
Fragmented passage covers old medical testimonials and consumer notices. Mentions Dean's Kidney Pills, Mother Gray's herb cure, and various household tips. Also describes old telegraph cable measurements and trivia about hedgehogs.
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