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Newspaper
Connersville Curier
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1909
Page
3
A. J. Lovejoy, a renowned swine breeder, spoke at the Urbana Illinois Live Stock Breeders convention urging continuous feeding from birth. He advised early corn, skim milk mush, and rapid growth to 60 80 pounds by three months with alfalfa or clover pasture and twice daily corn.
The guide covers summer and winter feeding, shifting from pasture to perishable for market pigs, and a richer protein mix for breeders. It emphasizes grain blends, alfalfa or sorghum cane, milk in feed, and gradual adjustments to ration while maintaining exercise and clean conditions to produce robust litters and mature breeders.
An old manual-style explanation emphasizes the horseshoer must master horse hoof anatomy and biomechanics to treat foot ailments. It discusses corns like conditions, balancing the shoe from center to maintain proper alignment, and cautions against incorrect trimming and overhandling of the frog and wall.
The lesson sets Thessalonian context from Acts 17 with Paul aimed at training and comfort. It notes Timothy's report of suffering and death before the Lord's coming, and emphasizes character building through proper reverence for pastors, unity, and ethical conduct. It urges abstaining from evil and trusting God to complete the work.
A sailor recalls extravagant wedding presents listed in a Cincinnati Enquirer piece. He contrasts lavish offerings for Baltymore aristocrats with simpler gifts at a recent Ionian wedding, noting class differences and his own belief prizes go to the loafers.
Garden Magazine notes Hall's amaryllis as an extraordinary cultivar that flowers in midsummer from bare ground, unlike ordinary bulbs. The plant emits fragrant rosy lilac blossoms banded with yellow, with leaves appearing after flowering and a rest period before next bloom.
Prof Sir James Thompson argues matter is not continuous or homogeneous. He demonstrates hydrogen and sodium pass through vessels and glass, aiding vacuum tube manufacture by absorbing residual oxygen. Italian Bellati shows hydrogen passes through cold iron, suggesting matter is full of holes.
The distinctive scent of Russia leather comes from birch bark used in tanning. This odor deters moths and other insects, making Russia leather valuable for bookbinding. A small number of bound volumes can protect an entire library from insect damage.
The fragment shows a character criticizing another for lacking sense and going out into the wet, indicating a humorous or cautionary remark without full context.
In a clipped exchange from a gossip page, Tom mocks an older man’s plan while Dick laments his inability to speak, noting Gabble’s wealth and the stalled marriage scheme. The dialogue hints at social pressure and romantic intrigue within a dated newspaper voice.
Use Allen's Foot-Ease powder shaken into shoes to cure swollen smarting tired aching hot sweating feet corns and bunions while you walk. Available at druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents. Free sample by mail from Allen S Olmsted LeRoy N Y.
A collection of moral vignettes on timing, place, and the girl as rare combinations. It urges vigilance against trust in women and promotes Hamlins Wizard Oil as a family remedy, while stressing personal responsibility and lack of sympathy for those fooled by deception.
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslows Soothing Syrup for teething relief claiming it softens gums reduces inflammation and eases pain. It notes a 25 cent price per bottle and warns of a stingy man who will not give you a smile.
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