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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1910
Page
4
Strawberry shortcake recipe details batter, layers, boiled icing, and fresh berries with serving tips. Includes Butter Beans and New Potatoes layered dish with cream and crackers, and Beets preparation with butter and vinegar options.
Marvelous discoveries mark progress with heavy air flights telegrams without wires and war inventions. Dr King's New Discovery saves lives when threatened by coughs colds lagrippe asthma croup bronchitis hemorrhages hay fever whooping cough or lung trouble. A reader from Asheville NC testifies it cured him.
The article explains that a motherly brood sow shows serenity and calm rest, signaling likely success with a litter. It advises breeders to assess dams for a dozen well formed teats and signs of abundant milk, guiding selection per Coban's Swine America.
A narrator describes planning a suburban garden with mother and father in control. She envisions an iris pool, sun dial, formal borders, and a summer house while balancing her own layout against her father’s plans for corn and vegetables. She writes plans for surprise, awaiting his approval and considering adding an adjacent lot.
The 1909 Missouri pearl button industry reached its highest year since factories began, with 149,815,728 buttons and blanks produced by five plants in Lewis and Pike counties worth $267,794. Mussel shells from the Mississippi basin fed a value chain that included $885,920 for the fishermen and shell supply, while workers earned $109,189 in wages across 370 workers. The Red Book notes rising shell values and potential for continued growth amid new propagation and protective laws.
A promotional notice claims women gain health and beauty with Electric Bitters. It links constipation and kidney poisons to pimples and a sickly complexion, praising the tonic for regulating the stomach, liver, and kidneys, purifying blood, and improving nerves and skin. Sold for 50 cents at F. T. Clay's.
An Iowa correspondent explains iron sulphate spray proportions to kill weeds. Two pounds per gallon kills most weeds while preserving grass and grain surfaces. In fields with mustard and horse weed, 52 gallons per acre may kill weeds with minimal grain damage. In the Dakotas spraying grain often pays.
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