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Newspaper
Algona Republican
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1902
Page
8
A fragmented 19th century rural essay contrasts debt relief for farmers with local legislative calls to cut public highway width from four to three rods. It praises windbreak pines and their beneficent breath, noting women’s share of poultry yard earnings and birds seeking shelter under pine groves in winter.
The article recalls early western settlement battles over timber lands and the rise of lawfulness after timber was cleared. It discusses winter pastures for livestock from November to March, and notes how sparing parts of pasture aids grass root growth for the next season. It also briefly mentions poultry observations at a farm including Brown Leghorn hens and farm practices.
Fragmentary notes describe several supposed steps to make a rural property appear occupied. Plans include fencing, painting, moving a hog lot, disposing old wagons, and burning unused structures while masking the true condition. Aimed at presenting a respectable exterior, with a final estimate suggesting fifteen thousand dollars for branding.
A cautious farm market forecast notes rising land values and potentially profitable crops if conditions persist. A brazen signing scam targets farmers with false petition notes, prompting advice to beware strangers and protect signatures.
A man in modest circumstances weighs how a family can survive on a garage wage. He contemplates keeping a few cows pigs hens and a small garden to supply milk butter eggs meat fruit and vegetables. He believes the wife and children will help and that much time will be spent by the household to secure these aids. He notes potential gains from home production and self-reliance despite the work involved.
A Sunday school lesson analyzes Acts 8 26 40 focusing on Philip guiding the Ethiopian eunuch. The narrative covers the reading of Isaiah 53, the discussion about who the prophet spoke of, and the eunuch’s confession of faith before baptism at a water site.
A promotional medical notice warns that hurried meals and salty lunch counter habits threaten ulcers and stomach trouble. It cites symposiums by physicians including Dr. N. A. Davis Jr and Dr. Evans, urging wiser eating patterns. The ad touts Caldwell’s Syrup Engi and Herb Laxitive as a tastily appealing remedy, offered by RB Miller, druggist, in 50 cent and $1.00 bottles.
Grand remedy claimed by promoters as Dr King’s New Life Pillars daily seen in public light. Advertises a cure for constipation headaches bilious attacks jaundice and indigestion. Sold at RH I Miller’s art store with inviting testimonials.
An old short advertisement touts One Minute Cough Cure as a remedy for coughs colds bronchial throat and lung troubles. It claims immediate action drawing out mucus reducing inflammation and providing lasting relief with testimonials from J Hood Crosby Mississippi and R H Miller.
Ad copy claims DaWitt's Witch Hazel 5 lye cures various ailments instantly removing need for dangerous operations. Advert appears to warn of counterfeits and promotes a topical remedy for scalds cuts bruises and skin diseases. Contains fanciful medical claims and distressed language.
A Jackson of Danville Illinois quotes about a daughter's severe chest ailment and the ineffectiveness of many remedies until Swaleys Honey and Tar was used. The ad promotes Rocky Mountain Tea as a spring health aid for the whole family and spring tiredness.
The testimonial from TR Holly of Macomb Illinois claims Kadol Dyspepsia Cure relieved years of severe stomach distress after other remedies failed. The wife could not eat without intense pain but now is reportedly cured and can digest any good food with Kadol.
A. J. Nusbium of Batesville Ind narrates a personal ordeal. He suffered for three months with a severe ailment. An apothecary prepared medicine and a physician predicted no improvement. After using Foley's Honey and Tar, eight doses brought relief. Refuse substitutes.
Fragmentary OCR item cites remedies and medical claims tied to pneumonia treatment, mentioning names like Antonel, Rolwes, and Mller. The readable text references cough relief, lung strength, and a claimed perfect serenity, but clarity and attribution are limited.
An old advertisement touts Benson's Porous Plaster as a speedy cure for coughs colds and aches. It claims to cure weakness pain and bodily discomfort by applying the plaster to the skin and promises comfort and rapid relief without naming specific ingredients or endorsements.
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