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Newspaper
Algona Advance
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1907
Page
8
Fragmented OCR text extols Missouri as land of abundance and beauty. It promises wealth, cattle, horses, crops, and the "moat beautieut Women In the world" with happiness, love, and charity, asserting daily walks bring enduring benefits despite a digressive, chaotic stream of phrases.
Mrs Edith Hammer of Morrison Street writes in 1900 about using Cutieuta Remedies for headaches and nervous troubles. She notes relief from remedies including a cake and ointment, with praise from a sister who used the Resolvent and Pills as a tonic.
Charles F Lummis a noted author traveler and authority on Indians appeared in Washington in a corduroy suit with sash and sombrera A reporter asked about strange things found in his Indian studies He cites a child story from Los Angeles showing how childhood yields odd lessons The tale ends with a boy burying a note reading Dear devil please come and take mamma
An instructional piece on bowel health promotes natural stimulation of intestinal muscles to prevent constipation. It argues against castor oil and glycerin laxatives, claiming they merely ease passage and do not address the underlying delay. The text emphasizes consistent exercise of bowels for stronger future function.
Practical farm notes on brood mares and foals including keeping foals with mothers, avoiding long trips, and training. Feeding grain hay via wheat or timothy hay, cost notes, and methods. Manure spreading by machine versus hand, thin frequent application yield and pasture health discussed with real field examples.
An article urges attentive care for heifers and every dairy cow, arguing that neglect hurts future milk and herd performance. It stresses individual cow handling, precise feeding, and adapting rations, with notes on milk handling, butter quality, and avoiding rust in milk cans. It cites practical dairy experience and emphasizes study of each cow's type and needs.
An article outlines practical farming advice from New Jersey, urging steadiness in plans and adaptation when needed. It notes Italian farmers near Hammonton growing berries and vegetables, the slow adoption of machinery, and pasture ideas like sowing rapeseed with oats. It highlights spraying benefits on orchards, moisture issues, and the profitability of early spring hog production and corn field readiness.
Experiments reported in a scientific review indicate ants can orient by sight rather than scent. A cardboard platform and inclined planes guided eggs to nests, with ants switching to new routes when platforms were rotated. Marked ants used various entrances, suggesting internal mapping and sense of position. An illuminated bulb attracted ants, and changes in light direction altered their paths. Heat was kept away to avoid confounding results, supporting the conclusion that ants perceive light.
A Canton clergyman recalls Mrs Ide Kinley leaving an estate around 400000 while noted as Ohio’s most charitable woman. Her charity work and stories of aiding a colored widow’s education reflect a life of aid. A widow, late in life, married and joked about her new husband as a good provider who found her five new wash jobs last week.
Mrs Clyde Pixley of Bridge Street Belding Michigan suffered bladder inflammation and severe kidney issues. Doctors urged surgery after five years of pain with bearing down headaches dizziness and blood–tinged secretions. After one week on Dean's Kidney Pills she improved and has remained well, with 50 cent boxes sold by all dealers.
A Baltimore public school teacher questions a pupil about a father who works hard and returns home tired each night. The dialogue reveals the boy’s awareness of his father’s fatigue and the family’s daily routine.
Advertises Dr Piarce s Favorite Prescription as a trusted tonic for nursing mothers and women with demanding duties. Claims to prepare the system for childbirth, ease birth, and that the medicine is openly listed with ingredients on the wrapper. Notes it is not secret medicine but a renowned remedy with transparent composition.
Claims Parina as a universal catarrh remedy combining literature from various medical schools with modern pharmacist knowledge. Advocates large scale, honest production from pure drugs with strict uniformity, sold directly to the public at low cost and with label listing active constituents for verification.
In a brief exchange, Pearl and Ruby discuss a suitor who praises Pearl as a sweet little bird and claims he would make her his wife so they could live in clover. The lines reveal flirtation and social expectations through playful dialogue.
In Winslow a partial notice mentions a gas issue with a court or council action and a related bottle purchase. The readable fragments indicate a regulatory or pricing reference and possible costs connected to a fuel or gas supply matter.
In a New York jury trial the defendant’s attorney began reading a volume of Supreme Court reports to the jury. The judge interrupted, stating it was not admissible to read law to jurors. The attorney replied that he was only reading to the jury two decisions of the Supreme Court.
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