12 Jan 1911
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1911
Page
1
A Tennessee mother recounts severe infant scalp disease with hair loss and red facial bumps. She credits Cosmo Resolvent, Cuticura Ointment, Soap, and G ointment for rapid improvement after six months of worsening symptoms. She continues to use Cuticura products for cuts and boils and praises their toilet usefulness.
An OCR fragment touts Pettit's Eye Salve with a claim of quick relief for eye discomfort. Mentions druggists or Howard Bros. in Buffalo New York and plugs Buckwheat Flour from Mrs Austins as a flavor endorsement. The copy frames piety as daily life tested outside pews.
Article by E F Phillips discusses honey-focused beekeeping aims to optimize brood rearing and deter swarming. It covers methods to handle swarms, wing-clipping queens, and using queen traps to control reproduction and drone escape.
The article explains how farmers should observe weather with accurate instruments, stressing the thermometer as essential and detailing proper exposure. It describes how sun, reflections, and urban heat can skew readings and recommends a north-facing shelter or box with proper air circulation to ensure true air temperature readings for crop decisions.
Bee keepers in the north often buy queens from southern breeders in early spring to prevent brood rearing stoppage. This helps maintain colony vigor when local queens are not yet available, ensuring uninterrupted production as the season advances.
The note suggests manuring rhubarb and asparagus beds to boost growth. It emphasizes that both crops perform best where soil contains abundant vegetable matter, improving fertility and structure for better yields.
A guide urges moisture for plowing and a strong push on repairs. Keep paint on implements, chase away paint salesmen, secure fences with nails, repair harnesses, treat whiffie trees, and stock up supplies like silo equipment, rubber cement, and glue. Investing now saves time and boosts winter and spring efficiency amid high corn land values.
The note advises looking after storage pits for potatoes and similar produce, ensuring there is sufficient earth or litter cover to shield contents from the coldest weather. Neglect may cause serious loss.
The excerpt offers old time flavor with a quip about people who borrow trouble. A Judge muses on why a day might be called Blue Monday, joking that much blue-inked chatter or sarcasm colors the day. The piece references Hamlins Wizard as a pain remedy in a playful aside.
A dialogue hints at luck and items collected while a statesman on an investigating committee says charges against Biggun have not been formally reviewed. The informal meeting concluded he is not guilty, reflecting a cautious stance amid political inquiry.
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