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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1905
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR shows an ad reference to Cuticura Soap and Pills with a price note and unclear date. The legible parts name the products and imply a sale or pricing detail. No further clear events or entities identifiable.
An evangelistic committee led by Dr Hills of Plymouth Church in Brooklyn organized a rational campaign to revive sound foundations of righteousness over emotion. Mr Dawson is central. the Boston campaign showed notable support from prominent leaders and social figures gathering the outcasts for a midnight Salvation Army rally in a large hall.
Mrs P Brunzel of Everett Washington says fifteen years of back pain ruined her sleep and energy. After using five boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills she reports a marked improvement and renewed vitality. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY markets the product at 60 cents a box.
The article traces the muff as a status symbol from Venetian nobility to broader fashion by 1662. It describes fur wraps around the wrist or neck, sometimes with a metal animal head or skull adorned with gems. Early muffs were small velvet or silk pieces lined with fur and edged in gold or silver.
The article describes a prize egg producer with a long back, plump carcass, fiery red comb and wattles, bright eyes, and alertness, contrasting with average hens. It also explains a simple garden marker made from inch material with holes for teeth and bolts for adjustability to suit seed types.
A discussion notes horses are more comfortable grazing at night with the lower light and dew aiding hoof health, while skim milk fed to pigs should be used with grain. It recommends mixing skim milk with middlings or ground corn and water as an effective pig ration, with care to keep young pigs growing sturdily.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention teeth and bar attachment and a context about calves fed without milk. The readable text hints at agricultural or veterinary commentary but lacks complete sentences or clear events to confirm specifics.
The Farmers' Advocate cor notes early barley or barley plus rape can feed hogs as pasture. Sow rape early on a prepared bed and rotate two fields so rape grows in one while the other is grazed. For late summer or fall cowpeas offer hog pasture, with barley land replanted to cowpeas after June 1 for August and September grazing.
To relieve heaves wet all feed and feed green grass today. Do not work after a meal. Give half ounce Fowler's arsenic solution twice daily. Breeders' Gazette says the disease is incurable but may be relieved by this treatment. Also notes methods for reducing odor and promoting poultry health.
A promotional piece asserts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cures backache menstrual and ovarian troubles. Letters from Mrs Holmes of North Dakota and Mrs Cottely of New York praise relief, urging women to seek Pinkham's guidance and medicine from Lynn Massachusetts.
In Demand. Stubb plans to ship circus posters to Europe. He will have foreign artists sign each corner, frame them, and return the works as masterpieces. Hermann of Lee Avenue, Buffalo, NY notes two bottles of Piso's Cure for Cough.
A dialogue snippet shows Miss Brickrow denying a pen case and admitting renting a quiet room for writing a book on How to Bring Up Children. The scene shifts to a joke about Dr David Kennedy’s favorite ploture to cure his wife, and a cityboy asking for an imported cigar while the boss holds them on the safe.
A garbled exchange describes a funeral procession and puzzled questions about the cause of death. A local innkeeper and a man from the East speculate about the victim's demise, joking about “shortness of the feet” and distance to the ground.
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