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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1900
Page
3
In this season fashion cycles through puffed sleeves to flatter slender arms with four or five puffs and lace yokes. Fichus with rose accents gain popularity while bold trims like carrot accents on hats provoke mixed reactions yet persist. Velvet ribbon remains a practical sewing choice though care alters its look.
An exposé notes China’s annual religious outlay reaching 40 600 dollars with 4 000 000 deities and 300 000 temples. It claims temples employ about 1000 priests, many illiterate, while sacrifices include 70 000 pigs and 27 000 silk pieces. Worship centers on clay idols and fear of spirits drives propitiation over prayer.
A 30 by 30 feet poultry house with three pens and matching yards is described. It accommodates 100 fowls with interior wire divisions and sunlit pens, shaded by planned placements to receive morning noon and afternoon light. Exterior sheathing features heavy building paper under shingles, suitable for sheathing or lathing and plastering inside.
The advertisement for St. Mary's Academy Notre Dame Indiana highlights a 46th year opening September 4th. It extols the school comparable to Vassar and Bryn Mawr, praising devoted teachers and a Christian educational mission with strong facilities and climate.
Nebraska reports near universal farmer smiles as crops green and rainsoaked fields refresh oat and wheat yields. Experts note heavy rains improve corn prospects while droughts elsewhere limit wheat. Many visitors may tour Nebraska roads this fall enjoying cheap harvest excursion rates to verify prosperity stories.
A Baltimore American snippet jokes about renting a parrot to swear at heat as a lighthearted digression. Other lines mention a tonic for consumption and a remark about women in law, with dated clippings from New Jersey and Indianapolis papers.
Beekeeping tips outline steps to manage hives and avoid losses. Lessons include using smoke to calm bees, tobacco in smoke to curb aggression, and replacing weak queens if colonies fail to grow. Prevent pests like toads skunks and mice, plan increases early, and regulate drone numbers by comb management.
Wool flour and grain prices across New York Cleveland Toledo and East Liberty summarised. Notable entries include Wheat No 2 red at 791¢, Corn No 2 at 46¢ in New York. Butter creamery 17 to 20¢. Cattle steers 3.00 to 6.00. Hogs 5.75 to 5.90. Sheep 3.00 to 4.75. Lambs 5.00 to 7.14. regional prices listed for several markets with oats and potatoes also cited.
J. E. Brethour recommends delaying weaning to eight weeks when piglets thrive, notes milk from the sow can upset some piglets, and urges moderate exercise and ample fresh air. After 40 days, feed the sow bran and ground peas with limited grain for about 10 days post farrowing to reduce injuries.
The article outlines destroying red mites by burning nests and roosts after mites die in grooves on roosts. Separate struggling ewes and nurse them, with a daily warm drink of ginger, gentian, and iron sulphite to restore condition.
A collage of ad copy and quotes warns readers to distrust substitute products and respect established brands like Cascarets. It critiques shopkeepers who push substitutes, urges buyers to rely on proven rep utations, and cites miscellaneous clippings about ink, golf, and daily news lines to illustrate consumer caution.
In letters from Johns Point Mississippi and Johns Point Missoula readers recount long ailments and feeble health. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound they report renewed strength and improved well being following medical advice.
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