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Newspaper
Baxter Springs News
Location
Baxter Springs, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1908
Page
3
Agricultural column urges prudent livestock care and crop use. It covers dairy cattle gains, deer farming pamphlet prospects, silage benefits, geese pastures, and prudent seed testing. Practical tips include worming, barn setup, and soil enrichment with manure and crop rotation to sustain productivity.
A vintage guide explains how to make paper flowers, notably poinsettia and chrysanthemum, for hotels and home use. It details petal cutting from crepe and tissue papers, wire centers, greened stems, leaf assembly, and drying steps, aiming to produce decorative blossoms with simple tools and steps. It also includes a brief note on Nut and Raisin Sandwiches as a separate item.
E W Walton of San Antonio reports severe catarrh in 1902 with deep cough night sweats and head and chest pains. After using Peruna as directed the alarming symptoms disappeared and his health improved to a level better than ever. He says he has used Peruna again to treat bad colds.
Mrs Sparker asks if a horse is more becoming to a woman with hay colored hair while Mrs Tyro concedes many must admit the animal suits.
A Minnesota mother recalls a two month old daughter plagued by a face rash that worsened to widespread sores. After failing with various treatments, the familydoctor diagnosed eczema. Within two months of using Cuticura Remedies the child fully recovered with no signs of eczema.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer recounts a dramatic rescue at the shore where a brave bystander saved a woman in danger. In the chaos the rescuer tore loose hair, leaving the scene punctuated by waves and shouts, as the victim was drawn to shallow water. The rescuer persisted despite dazed confusion and ensured both were safe.
A quip about an uncle’s death ends with a dry exchange on sensibility and prior outcomes, illustrating a humorous, old time joke fragment. The dialogue centers on Shaver and another speaker, hinting at a family dispute and the line about “last man he did was to cut me out.”
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