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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1905
Page
2
The report summarizes November returns from crop correspondents on wheat, rye, corn, buckwheat, potatoes, apples, hogs, and fertilizers. It notes 1,866,467 acres of wheat sown for 1906, a 22,521 acre shortfall, varied corn quality, rot in potatoes, hogs in good condition, and widespread hog cholera across many counties.
W H McKee druggist claims Vinol separates the medicinal elements from cod liver oil to remove oil and improve taste and digestion. He says Vinol strengthens digestion, builds blood, aids recovery after illness, assists pulmonary troubles, and promises a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
A promotional piece extols liver health stressing how a healthy liver purifies blood and aids digestion while claiming a single safe medicine cures ailments described as liver related. It frames liver care as essential to well being and promises a reliable remedy.
Thedford's Black-Draught is promoted as a long standing vegetable remedy used in thousands of homes. It is described as gentle on the liver and kidneys, not irritating the bowels, curing constipation, relieving congestion, and purifying the system to maintain health. Price 25c at druggists and dealers. Test ft.
A summary of portable woven wire fences for hog confinement by the Michigan experiment station author. It describes using a row of posts and end assemblies to attach a fence that can subdivide lots and support continuous pasturing and foraging of hogs.
Angies ninth birthday party drew about thirty five young friends to Chauncey on Saturday afternoon. Separate items note visits by Mr Ira Riebel and Mrs Ed Daugerty and a farewell party for Ruth Tippett with music and refreshments.
John Jamison notes better alfalfa hay results than clover after twenty years of experience. In wet climates curing color does not reflect quality, heating may pale hay, and initial cuttings are coarsest while later cuts improve quality though yield drops.
Fruit rot of tomatoes is combated by pruning and training vines to admit light and air. Destruction of all diseased fruits helps prevent the spread of infection.
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