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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1899
Page
5
Maryland experiments show shredded cornstalk fodder yields more digestible matter than whole fodder and supports faster weight gain on fattening rations. The product keeps well, requires less labor, and feeds like linseed or cottonseed meals with less waste.
A high demand office room above the post office draws interest from doctors, lawyers, and dental practitioners seeking convenient access and visibility in the downtown area.
The two year old pure bred Hereford steer Sir Blanco bred by T. F. B. Sotham of Caiilicothe Missouri and fed by Samuel Weaver of Forsyth Illinois won fat stock championships at the Illinois State fair and at the Omaha exposition. The Breeder's Gazette published the illustration.
W J Bennett of the Wyoming Valley Oil Company seeks a patent for a wolf annihilator that uses a nitroglycerin bait buried in meat attached to a wire. When a wolf or coyote pulls the meat, the wire triggers the charge to kill the animal and leave evidence for bounty claims. Bennett notes low cost and proven results. The piece also discusses animal memory and navigation, and reviews a 1898 sheep price comparison with a high Merino ram in Australia.
Dr S A Knopf argues for treating tuberculous patients near their homes and in similar climates to where they will live after recovery. He notes that hygienic and dietetic care in sanatoriums works in various climates and that cures at home climates can be as lasting as those in warmer regions. He says climate is an adjuvant, not a specific cure.
The English doctor Jenner, famed for his stoic independence, tended the prince consort during illness and the heir to the throne after a narrow escape in 1872. He also served Princess Alice, proving steadiness under the fierce light of royal duties and refusing to let anxiety disturb his sleep.
A German technical paper notes new use for paper in bath robes. The thick material clings to the body after being worn, absorbs moisture quickly to speed drying, and serves as an insulating layer to prevent rapid temperature change. Slippers and hoods are made from the same material.
Parson thanks local jeweler for crafting a free jeweled communion service. Jeweler calls it a godsend to melt down old town jewelry for the occasion.
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