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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1898
Page
2
A fragment hints at a visitant with a whispering song disturbing a man at his roast. The lines ponder whether the intrusion was a cold wave or a ghost, attributed to Washington Star.
Some farmers hold wheat hoping for a $2 a bushel price, while others fear a price drop could bring losses. The piece notes delays are dangerous in all matters, especially sickness, and promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for biliousness dyspepsia or constipation.
The Indianapolis Journal questions jealousy in marriage with a bold query about whether a wife’s devotion always accompanies envy, implying jealousy as a common fixture in wedded life.
Ohio affidavit by Frank J Cheney senior partner of PF J Cheney & Co of Toledo promises one hundred dollars for every catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notarized December 7 1886. Claim notes internal use works on blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by druggists 75 cents. FP J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio promising testimonials and Hall's Family Pills.
A terse exchange recalls Mr Jobson, once a recluse, now described as a loose wreck. The dialogue hints at a shift in his social standing and notoriety within the community. The remark underscores perceptions of his past and present condition.
Advertises a nerve remedy promising permanent cure with no fits or nervousness after first day of use. Offers a free trial bottle valued at $2.00 along with a treatise. From Dr R H King Ltd based at 931 Arch St Philadelphia PA.
A fragmentary exchange features a Parist remarking on the Benefactor with a nod to a whisky bill. The Reduced Gentleman responds that he cannot say such a thing, insisting I never shall.
An old advertisement promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children claiming to soften gums reduce inflammation ease pain and cure wind colic priced at 25 cents a bottle.
A fragment quotes Mamilus asserting that a calm temperament, paired with effort, can overcome any challenge.
John A. Miller of Au Sable Michigan writes that his life was saved by Piso's Cure for Consumption in a note dated April 21 1895 reflecting a testimonial today connected to a medicinal advertisement helping readers evaluate nostrums.
A concise quotation pairing notes that the direct lie is worse and cowardly, followed by Confucius contrasting the superior man who is slow to speak and earnest in conduct. This item presents aphorisms rather than a news event or narrative.
The Dairy and Food Commissioner summarizes the Michigan oleomargarine statute. It bans colored imitation butter and ties liability to dealers for the product sold, even if adulteration is unseen. The department will enforce the law to prevent deception and preserve fair food trade.
The article explains the English pace as rising in the stirrups for trotting to ease horse and rider. It notes European practice of not rising, with Continental riders sitting close to the saddle. It cites British cavalry leaders and hunting traditions and discusses rein use and stirrup technique with a snaffle bridle and downturned heels.
The text describes trot riding from knee action to rein control, noting English horses’ trot impressiveness and the need to avoid excess movement. It cites Lord Palmerston and George Grote on exercising, limits of hack trotting, dangers of overreach, and the social aspects of trotters among pub crowds.
British Dairy Farmer notes M Dancel in France reports experiments showing milk quantity rises with more water intake while maintaining quality. Cows fed dry fodder moistened with 18 to 23 quarts of water daily increased from 9–12 quarts to 12–14 quarts, with salt boosting thirst.
The Smor-Viderde notes Denmark’s butter exports grew by 4,666,000 lb from the prior year reaching 11,600,000 lb above the previous total. About 4,000,000 lb were tin packed while 8 128.0y 000 lb were shipped in casks.
A wry proverb notes that relying on gut feeling is risky. the line suggests rheumatism as a humorous barometer. The item reads as a humorous takeaway likely from a feature or advice column in a historical paper.
The Poultry Keeper argues overproduction is possible but rare, noting markets stay full of produce yet quality drives prices. It urges using the best breeds and care to supply a superior market, warning inferior stock pressures price competition and that overproduction of top birds remains unachieved.
Mr. E Cobb argues that hens influence offspring size and shape more than cocks. Breeding from large hens with smaller males yields better pullet gains than oversized cocks. Best plan combines size and shape on both sides, avoid overgrown males. American Fancier urges careful adherence.
Victorian veterinary inspector Mr. Cam veron reports results from Leongatha lab colony experiments showing tuberculin detects tuberculosis in dairy cattle. Many reactors were slaughtered and found with TB while nonreactors remained TB free on re test. He believes whole herd testing could eradicate TB. The kitchen garden remark ends the note.
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