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Newspaper
Clearfield Weekly Progress
Location
Clearfield, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1914
Page
8
The article outlines two main large hog house designs with differing pen rows and light access, favoring the cheaper double house and noting sun exposure and wind as critical. It discusses small cot models, movable designs for sanitation, and the importance of proper floor and ventilation choices to reduce disease and cold stress.
Oliver Typewriter Ribbons offered at Cloarfield Progress office. Any color ribbons available by mail for 65 cents postage 65 cents. Ribbons will be forwarded promptly to customers.
Reader presents four coupons and 10 cents to cover promo tion expenses by mail in or outside city for 12c. Stamps cash or money order. This is the biggest value ever offered. latest 1914 European Official Map with five colors portraits of rulers and full data on armies navies aerial forces populations areas capitals and distances between cities with histories of nations and debts.
A four year old Maggie is described as having a German father and a See land mother. A tongue in cheek exchange has Meggie clarifying her heritage as both German and Scottish. The piece also quotes Wisdom of the Bee contrasting summer work to store food with summer revelry leading to famine in winter.
Classified items include an for sale pony lost near lower bridge and Third or Market with a $30 value and reward, a request for a trade learning girl age 18 with references, a found bicycle at Front and conal street junction, housework and cooking help wanted at local addresses, and a lost suitcase near Market and Third with notification by J. E. Coley. notices dated Sept 82t and 9-2-61.
Al H Wilson the singing German dialect comedian appears at the opera house tomorrow evening in a revival of When Old New York Was Dutch. Sidney Elis supervises. The show features new scenic effects and songs including When I First Met You Moon Moon Moon When the Roses in Spring Bloom Again and Mr Bear. Seats are on sale now.
A faded ad persuades readers to buy Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Remedy for darkening gray hair at home. It promises natural, even color after dampening a sponge or brush and applying to each strand, noting disappearance of gray hair after one or two applications.
A McCall's Magazine tip explains placing sulphur matter heads down into the ground near plants to drive away ants without harming the flora, noting the ants will relocate and the plants remain unharmed.
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