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Newspaper
Connersville Curier
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1909
Page
7
The article argues that mature sows can raise two litters annually with no extra feed beyond that for the second litter. It cites production figures for sows of various ages, advises fall and spring farrowing timing, and recommends meat meal or tankage in the diet to boost growth and winter hardiness.
Instructions describe a corn crib design that secretly reveals rodents and uses a Bordeaux mixture with blue vitriol and lime. It explains careful lime slaking, stock solutions, and mixing in barrels, plus a foliage safety test with potassium ferrocyanide to ensure proper lime balance.
Wisconsin Experiment Station issues a bulletin on potato blight control detailing a mix of blue vitrol lime and potassium ferro cyanide crystals. It specifies quantities for seasonal use and the preparation method including soaking blue vitrol in water the night before spraying and using wooden or copper vessels whenever possible.
J Ogden Armour praises the stockman as a leading, progressive figure shaping U S agriculture. He notes stockmen align with packers, invest in quality beef, and fund imported breeding stock to elevate herd standards and exhibition efforts at major livestock centers.
This Sunday school lesson surveys Paul’s third missionary journey (53–56 AD) focusing on his time in Ephesus, the spread of the gospel, and two visible testimonies to its power. It notes Apollos, Paul's preaching methods in the synagogue and Tyrannus, and the conversion of magicians who renounce magic and occult practices.
An old advertisement claims Dean's Kidney Pills cure back ache and urinary issues by treating the kidneys. A testimonial from H. Mayne of Paris Tennessee describes relief from cloudy urine, nocturnal trips, and fatigue after using Doan's pills. Sold nationwide for 50 cents a box by Foster Milburn Co.
An Atchison Globe piece laments a mother's death from starvation while caring for a large family. The physician asserts her passing resulted from neglecting her own meal as she fed the children and prepared dinner. She endured hours of preparing and serving before she could eat.
The National Association forecasts broad public education within five years on preventing and curing tuberculosis. It urges two steps: fuller registration of tuberculosis cases and isolating advanced consumption cases to curb its spread.
The piece reflects on accepting life as it is and finding happiness through wisdom. It urges helping others to ease hurts, offering a friendly hand and a kind look as a path to lightening the world. Sorrows should teach universal kindness.
A New Hampshire woman reports severe indigestion and pain eased after switching to Grape-Nuts. She describes restored appetite, cleared mind, and renewed strength, attributing overall health improvements to the product and its foundation-building nutrition.
A discussion from the Atchison Globe describes the dead beat as a thief of trust, noting his reputation spreads quickly, his life is marked by fear and instability, and his prospects end poorly compared with honest, hardworking individuals.
Mrs. M. A. Schwerin of Detroit describes a infant whose head broke out in about sixty boils and a recurring scalp humor each spring. She used Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent, which cured the condition, with lasting results over two years. Boston firm credited.
A quoted exchange reveals a woman proud that two men she refused to marry have since become millionaires. The dialogue hints at social currents and personal fate shaping fortunes.
William S. Bennett, a New York City representative, spoke at a district meeting when younger. He recalls the chairman addressing the gallery and inviting him to speak as the momentous campaign topic for discussion.
Rivalry between Judges Rosalsky and O'Sullivan turns as Flynn appears before Judge Rosalsky claiming to be a Jew after a prior case where a man named Rosalsky claimed to be an Irishman. The exchange tightens the human duel in the courtroom setting.
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