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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1901
Page
3
The fragment discusses staple Texas products including tomatoes and beans, transplanting roots to avoid drying, and crop prices. It references outdoor currant sales, drought concerns, and highway improvements with drags. It notes hog slaughter totals, grain yields, and farm value gains, plus road maintenance issues and a paravel gravel road anecdote.
An advertisement extols Green Mountain Renovator as a blood purifier and nerve strengthener. It claims curing chronic health issues in women, citing a Maine testimonial about womb displacement and improved life quality after use. The letter-like piece touts its superiority and offers a money-back guarantee.
A rural survey notes drying trends after pasturage, roadwork, and drainage. It urges keeping marginal land in grass until proper drainage allows cropping. Forage ideas include sowing millet after barley, planting rye and oats for fall and spring feed, and using odd corners for fodder crops as June planning begins. Bees bloom and orchards enter blossom week while broader politics and a few crimes are touched on.
A Maine Farmer notice profile describes wives and dressmakers exhausted by cramped work spaces and fatigue. It cites Mrs Addie R Holt of Augusta Missouri who says Pink Pills for Pale People rebuilt her strength, doubled weight, and ended arm pain, with a sworn testimonial. The ad promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood and nerve restorative, priced 50 cents per box, six for $2.50.
The article outlines a heated debate in Washington over the interpretation of the Platt Amendment and Cuban relations. It notes cabinet unease, opposition to certain readings, and the Senate-like tension surrounding the convention's decisions and potential reconsideration.
A fatal incident occurred near Gayners quarries Tuesday night. Mary Rose and Mary Phaee reportedly drowned after a collapse at Loews due to a collision. Authorities believe both individuals were submerged and later found in water, with ongoing investigations by local authorities.
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