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Newspaper
Baker Sentinel
Location
Baker, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1914
Page
10
An unclear journal fragment mentions a patient with vertebral concerns and early morning pain. It alludes to sleep problems and questions about who is suffering, with garbled phrasing and missing details.
Fragmentary text appears with unclear words and broken phrases about a visit or event. No coherent names, places, or dates are readable enough to identify a clear person or organization or determine a definite outcome.
A garbled OCR fragment presents stray lines about wanting to become somebody and questions about Tibet. It contains unclear dialogue and two mentions of brass items, with no coherent narrative or identifiable figures or events.
A writer argues that the dairy output hinges on the poorest milk received. In Illinois, a creamery adopts strict quality checks where a rejector returns unclean milk to farms, rewarding only flawless milk with payments. The system protects honest producers and elevates the butter’s market standing.
Farm adviser Prof. G W Parnes of the University of Arizona recommends year round freshening to align dairy calving with dairy demand. He suggests dropping calves mainly in the fall to avoid flies and scours, with cows freshened in autumn to boost milk flow as green fields emerge in spring.
The advertisement promotes Cascarets as a 10-cent box remedy for constipation indigestion biliousness and related distress. It claims quick relief from headaches dizziness nervousness and stomach upset and urges daily use for lasting health and mood improvements, highlighting benefits for both adults and children.
A Kendallville News-Sun excerpt argues birds prevent crop damage by eating weed seeds and controlling pests like codling moths. It laments the loss of birds from fields and woods and urges farmers to protect these natural helpers rather than kill them for amusement.
An old time advertisement touts Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy to darken gray hair naturally. It claims the product hides grays, stops dandruff and shedding, and leaves hair thick and glossy after several applications.
A rare illuminated vellum copy of Romeo and Juliet by Albert Sangorski was shipped from England to a buyer abroad. The full work took 18 months to complete, features a pearl title in gold and a cover studded with 214 rubies and 36 amethysts, and carries an estimated value between 5000 and 7500 dollars.
Advertisement for Cuticura products claims skin scalp and hair cleansing and healing benefits. Offers free samples by mail with a postcard address to Cuticura Dept XY Boston, stating the product is sold everywhere.
The Austro-Hungarian ministry of war orders that army contracts go only to firms maintaining their staff at full numbers and salaries. Firms that cut staff or wages will be banned from future contracts and risk cancellation of current ones.
A man chooses not to publicly defend his behavior or comment on rumors, signaling confidence in his standing and leaving questions unresolved.
A local scripture gathering urges families and youths to answer a broader call beyond attendance. The message emphasizes faith, service, and participation as key to communal growth. Community leaders highlight ongoing programs supporting children in spiritual development.
J T King of Lincoln township Lebo Kansas explains in Farmers Mail and Breeze that flat top concrete culverts are cheaper and stronger than wooden ones. He describes 2 by 16 to 20 by 16 foot culverts with iron reinforcement and eight inch tops. Four 12 by 16 foot culverts cost 15 dollars each, with junk-iron tops, promising long term savings as highway improvements accelerate.
The engineering record highlights a meeting for road builders with experts. A key remark notes that a concrete pavement cannot use a single cross-section over four miles, requiring design based on soil bearing power, similar to building foundations.
A writer notes the road drag smooths surfaces better than a grader as it piles roughage in the middle and emphasizes its low cost. The critique rests on infrequent use and suggests funds go toward the drag rather than a grader with four teams and five men.
Concrete bridges on county roads promise permanence but sit between threshing outfits and heavy motor traffic raising concerns about durability.
The plan directs furrows to run along hills that may channel water toward a road, aiming to divert and keep water away from the road and adjacent ditch. Implementing these drainage strategies should reduce road flooding and protect underlying infrastructure.
A compact ride experience explains that users control the drag kit by shifting body weight to steer. It emphasizes balance, cautious movement, and smooth starts and stops for safe operation.
A humorous tale recounts Reginald’s wife failing at pudding and Reginald’s plea for indulgence as she laments cake mishaps. The piece then notes four royal women newly gazetted as colonels in chief of English regiments, including Queen Mary and Queen Alexandra.
Uncle Jim Sugarfoot killed a rabbit for Parson Heavegrace who was to dine. Rabbits were out of season so Jim pretended it was chicken. Heavegrace asks for the gizzard and the parson agrees with a twinkling eye in this Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph item.
A concise proverb-like note declares the wideawake man does not wait for chance but seeks it at the gate, underscoring proactive action and diligence in pursuing success.
A local reflection argues that wallowing in personal woes earns little sympathy from neighbors. The piece urges resilience and social support through constructive action rather than complaint.
A testimonial asserts coffee caused nightmares and insomnia and credits Postum with calming sleep and improving nerves. It promotes Regular and Instant Postum with prices 15¢ 25¢ and 30¢ 50¢ tins, claiming similar per cup cost and urging grocers to sell.
A village bore quips that a word to the wise is enough while J Fuller Gloom retorts to let it be. The exchange hints at lingering tensions and local personalities in a small community.
In a dialogue about fashion trends, one speaker questions the hobble skirt's potential while another predicts only slim chances for widespread popularity. The exchange frames a cautious forecast for the garment's appeal.
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