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Newspaper

Bowen Weekly Chronicle

Location

Bowen, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1899

Page

7

Farm Poultry House Plan For Sixty Hens At Sidney

A reader from Sidney Ohio seeks an affordable convenient 60 hen house with attached scratching pen. Proposed 16 by 20 foot structure, nine foot peak, four equal sections, doors vents and roosts. Feeding in scratching room, water bone and grit in roosting room, dust bath under sun, roof covered with ponponset roofing, barnboard sides, batten cracks, and a cabbage hung for birds.

Sidney Ile E. E. Page Ohio

Quotations On Life And Relationships From The Chicago Record

A Chicago Record collection of pithy maxims on manners, success, marriage and society. Observations note how conduct shapes reputation, gender expectations, and personal privilege, with sharp witticisms on propriety, generosity, aging, and forgiveness.

Rape and Turnips as Green Manure Compared to Legumes

Rape and turnips provide soil humus but do not add nitrogen, phosphoric acid, or potash. leguminous crops like clover add nitrogen from the air and improve humus and soil. Rape and turnips require fertile soil and are less valuable for green manuring. rye and buckwheat may precede clover on poorer soils. Each breed has advantages with dominant talents. no single breed is clearly best. It is unnecessary to keep cocks unless eggs are needed for hatching.

Chicago New Yorker

Pointedly Personal and Quick Celebrities of the Day

The marquis of Breadalbane is called the worst dressed man among titled Britons.Richard le Gallienne favors dead black in every detail. Mrs. D. M. Rice, Aptos Calif., aged 53, is the oldest daughter of American-born parents. Prince Louis of Battenberg gains admiralty appointment. The Renshaw and Allen brothers are top English tennis players. James F Hodgetts, now bankrupt after a 1896 fortune of 140000, has 350 furniture value, with 23 patents on a non-rolling ship later held by a syndicate. he hopes profits will come.

Marquis of Breadalbane Great Britain Richard le Gallienne D. M. Rice Aptes Cal England Prince Louis of Battenberg Admiralty Renshaw Brothers Allen Brothers James Frederick Hodgetts Bakruptcy London

Army and Navy Notes Highlight Service and Shipwork

Naval officers prefer Chinese and Japanese as servants. The marine hospital service employs about 250 physicians. Scarcity of steel delays completion of new torpedo boats. Improvements planned for the powder factory at Indian Head. In Cassier's Magazine Admiral Melville argues for triple screws in war ships.

Indian Head Cassier Melville

Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Promotes Health

Letters from Mrs Wa V Bell and Mrs A Tolir describe severe gynecological issues including falling of the womb, painful menses, backache, and fainting spells. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier, plus the Sanative Wash, both women report improved health and increased strength.

Wa. V. Bell Walnut St Canton Lydia E. Pinkham A. ToLir Hilton St Philadelphia

Grain-O and other odds and ends ad roundup

A collage of advertisements and quips from late 19th century newspapers. It promotes Grain-O as a coffee substitute for the family, includes a Frisco Line pamphlet offer, quotes joke captions from Indianapolis Journal and Philadelphia Inquirer, and endorses Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic, Lane's Family Medicine, Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets, Piso's Cure for Consumption, Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar, and Pike's Toothache Drops among other snippets.

Hale Pike

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