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Newspaper
Albion New Era
Location
Albion, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1908
Page
7
A promotional piece for Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound claims decades of letters from women, including Mrs Norman R. Barnett, praising the remedy for female illnesses. It cites relief from displacements, inflammation, fibroid tumors, irregularities, backache, and nervous prostration.
A Newark Delaware man recounts years of stubborn eczema on his hands and credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment with a full cure after two applications of the ointment and one cake of soap. The note is dated March 28, 1907.
A discussion on dairy idols describes cows cherished as family pets and the often mistaken value placed on single purpose or general purpose cows. It contrasts humane attitudes with producer claims and calls for eliminating dairy idols while noting risks in cattle drenching and recommending safe medication administration methods.
A Connecticut bulletin from the Storrs Agricultural Experiment Station discusses bacteria in milk and striking claims about milk and meat energy values. It asserts milk can rival beef in food energy and suggests halving meat intake while increasing milk consumption could save money and improve health. It mentions hog pen design as a separate note.
The Tennessee Experiment Station reports a new clover disease named anthracnose affecting red clover. It damages stems and leaves, appears late June or earlier, and farmers have faced increasing losses. Resistant clover varieties are being developed for distribution in about two years.
An Idaho man presented a fruit jar opener based on pliers design to grip jar tops firmly, reducing slips and hand injuries. The item, plus several recipes and food prep notes, including sauces for nut bread, apple and grape butters, a chocolate cake method, and a beef spaghetti dish, appear as practical home guidance.
Vancouver World reports Dr. A. McKay Jordan killed a nearly 900 pound grizzly with eight shots from a 32 caliber revolver while the bear swam across a channel near Jedway. The party towed the heavy carcass ashore after the animal collapsed from a temple shot.
Annie Small recounts a disturbance at a mission school connected to her in Suwarta. The head teacher’s resignation triggers pupil confusion over her departure, followed by a staged walkout as students prepare to address Missie Bai with a prepared message.
Astronomers led by W F Denning report sky glows observed since July 1 in Copenhagen Berlin Vienna and beyond. They resemble auroral displays with no streamers and spiral clouds bright enough to obscure stars while halos appear by day. The glow, tied to a heat renewed summer, puzzled observers in Europe and the United States.
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