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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1897
Page
7
Special from Mrs Pinkham. A dull backache and heat or chill sensations signal womb derangement. She is urged to use Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and a local Sanative Wash to restore health. Testimonial from Mrs George W Shepard of Watervliet, NY claims cure of leucorrhea and backache after using the remedies. Grain-O is promoted as a coffee substitute, 15c or 25c per package.
Medical professionals recommend Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for stomach and kidney troubles as safer than strong cathartics. It assists nature without weakening bowels and acts gently, a botanic remedy trusted for forty five years. Germany manufactures two million false eyes annually.
A collage of old period adverts tout beauty through pure blood with Cascarets and Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Claims include liver health, constipation relief, and a sample offer from Sterling Remedy Co. Also notes on Maine trout, a Toledo oath for catarrh cure, and various remedies for hair, lungs, and feet. includes geographic and corporate names like Sterling Remedy Co and Hall’s, plus locations Chicago New York Los Angeles.
The advertisement promotes Grain-O as a safe, nourishing substitute for coffee and tea for children and adults. It claims Grain-O builds the nervous system, avoids biliousness, and imitates the flavor of coffee. Priced 15c and 25c per package, sold by grocers.
The Leghorn proves a non sitter yet will sit when confined or overfed, making good brooders and defenders of their young. Management can cause brooding behavior, not fault of the hen. Also discussed are the impracticality of permanent pasture without irrigation and a detailed method for restoring meadow grasses, including Kentucky blue, meadow fescue, red fescue, fowl meadow, red top, oats, and rye, with heavy preplant tillage and ongoing fertilization.
The passage discusses maintaining records for fields crops and household expenses, evaluating yearly profitability, improvements versus repairs, and economic adequacy for all parties involved in farm business. It treats farming as a business and stresses careful balance and memory limits in record keeping.
Experiments at the New York Cornell University Station by J P Roberts show on strong or clayey soils that extra cultivation to improve available plant food can be more economical than buying fertility. Some soils hold more plant food than wheat can use while climate limits uptake, and improper land fitting can render moderate manures harmful rather than beneficial to the crop.
A New York World report describes a shift from thickly planted orchards to wide planting, with single outer rows and a central double row increasing sun and air access. The method promises less dispersed fields and quicker cultivation and gathering, signaling the end of traditional block plantings.
Every crop, animal and hire is an investment needing sound business judgment. Crops are often planted without cost tracking or profitability estimates, leading to guesswork. Simple farm accounts can reveal crop or stock profitability and guide changes for future seasons.
Ban feed grain as an exclusive. The most successful trainers are workers. If fowls are not looked after, do not expect too much. Pullets and yearling hens are the dependable profit. Breeders gain by raising fewer animals and training them. Beekeeping with fruit growing enables two crops from the same land. Colic from honey may be cured by a touch of cheese. Chicks need feeding every two to three hours early, then longer gaps. There is no real rivalry between trotter and hackney. Broodmare age of trotting breeding is now recognized. For berries, drain soil with good crop last season, potato ground best. Extracted honey is easier. white comb meets steady demand and commands higher price.
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