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Newspaper
Connersville Curier
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1901
Page
5
The talk outlines drainage advantages such as removing surface and soil water, lengthening planting windows, and creating friable soil that reduces tillage effort. It notes temperature rise, fertility transport, better manure use, and reduced soil loss, urging wide drainage and soil protection to sustain farms amid drought or wet spells.
The article argues that free air circulation in soil, aided by underdrainage, enhances chemical changes and plant nutrition. It cites John Johnson’s experience showing wheat yields rising from 10–15 to 30–40 bushels per acre after drainage, and corn yields from 30 to 83 bushels on a 20 acre field. Across many five year runs, drainage reportedly raises annual yields 25–50 percent, with examples of lands formerly unfit for agriculture reaching 80–90 bushels per acre. The piece ends with, To Be Continued.
A historical advertisement claims deafness is caused by a swollen Eustachian tube and that only constitutional remedies work. It offers $100 for any deafness due to catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and promotes other products from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
Henry Jerman took a business trip to Indianapolis last week. E K Rockafeller clears timber land and will sow bluegrass for pasture. A K of P Hall social gathered young and old last Saturday. Mrs Rockafeller was ill. others improving. Rathbone members visited. Shillinger's school closed. baskets and literary exercises. Prof Mahle offers services. Autumn Britt and Claud Trusler’s schools closed. Will Hogan drove to Brookville with Deem Davis and Anna Linkel. staying with Backous and Rockafeller. David Murphy visiting children in Indianapolis. U S Easter observances planned.
It Is All Right. Muncie Indiana December 10 1897. About one year ago my youngest son Harry was afflicted with indigestion so that after eating and going to school he would vomit up what he had eaten. Shinkle's Cure for Dyspepsia and Indigestion entirely cured him. I myself had two severe spells of Indigestion last spring and failed and was immediately relieved by Shinkle's Cure for Dyspepsia. Mrs J Devine 1518 Bowth Madison St Ward Jomieon.
The Courier reports the Thirty-Seventh Annual Meeting of the Indiana Eclectic Medical Association at Marion on May 8 and 9, 1901. Brownsville natives Dr A P Hauss and Dr Q R Hauss attend and are praised for achievements, while Dr R Hayes serves as treasurer and Moores Hill College trustee. The piece also covers grippe cases, hotel business, a local marriage, a 94th birthday, sick residents, revival meetings, and ongoing church efforts.
A patent cure claims to fight colds without bed rest or baths. Krause a Cold Cure capsules promise relief in 24 hours, with no head ringing. Sold by McKennan and Ashworth for 25 cents.
Mrs Rollin Hiatt near Straughne died suddenly from heart trouble Saturday night and was buried at Cambridge City. Joe Smith and family moved Tuesday to the Gar farm northwest of Lewisville Indiana. Kenton Vickery returned from Nashville North Carolina last week. Walter Heck and Albert Lamberson, who had the measure, are gradually improving. Herman Thomas plans to move to Dublin at noon. John Malisary has moved to George Maple's place. George Maple is improving in health.
Rev Hedges holds regular service at Mt Zionie next Sunday at 10 40 a m. The Creek school closes Friday with exercises. Alfred Corbin has pneumonia but is improving. George Larimore and wife dined with Charles Willame and wife. Claude Trusler earned first degree in the I O G O F lodge at Everton Saturday night. William Corbin visited his parents at Dunkards Home. his father is improving. Dr Lockhart of Everton attends the sick. Rathbone Sisters attended the Brookville convention last Thursday and report a royal time.
A woman plagued by three years of nervous prostration reports full relief after two bottles of Lichty’s Celery Nerve Compound. She says she hardly feels nerves today and calls it a wonderful remedy sold by McKennan and Ashworth. Subscribe for the County News.
Special low rate Colonial Tickets to California offered on the Southern Pacific Oxiden and Sunset Routes. Valid from February 12 and every Tuesday through April 3. For details contact W. G. Neimyer or G. W. A. at Chicago and H. S. P. Co in Cincinnati.
A remedy for stomach troubles claims to neutralize stomach acid and aid digestion. Sold by Ward Jemicon.
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