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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1910
Page
2
A student recounts being treated mean by the school insurance company president who fired him before he could resign. The exchange centers on a tense workplace dynamic within a school setting.
The ad stresses protecting infant skin from minor eruptions to prevent chronic rashes and irritation. It promotes Cuticura Soap with Cuticura Ointment as the ideal care, offering a free Cuticura Book from Potter Drug. It also features brief jokes on modesty and women saving money with Easy Task soap for laundry.
Prof. W. F. Ganong argues that disregard of details and a drift toward easy generalities are core faults in American character. He calls for laboratory and experimental work in all scientific study, warning that books ease the wits while independent observation yields solid knowledge.
Seventeen years the standard pharmaceutical for women’s ailments, Martel's Female Pills are described as scientifically prepared and proven in results. The advertisement claims quick and permanent improvement and notes availability at all drugstores.
A collage of quirky quotes and ads appears with a joke about potato bugs and cigarette remedies, travel rates to Atlantic City via Nickel Plate Road for a G A R encampment, and brief product pitches for Pierce’s Pellets and Red Cross Ball Blue.
An Illinois inventor designs a horse feed bag attached to the collar under the nose. A hinged bar allows full head movement while keeping feed in the bag, reducing waste from head tossing and spilling oats. The device emphasizes saved feed as the key merit.
Popular Mechanics reports improvements in horse care as the new Currycomb Brush, a device that combines a currycomb and horse brush. The open design allows brushing while combing, while the folded state permits separate use of currycomb or brush, demonstrated to the U S army.
Advice for shepherds to protect sheep in intense heat by creating temporary shade with straw brush or other rough coverings. Recommends moving shade points across pastures to relieve sun exposure for grazing stock.
W H Underwood explains that pig weaning should be after two months, with May as a typical time for early pigs. He advises small groups of sows with litters, close monitoring for scours, copperas treatment, and a feeding progression from shelled corn to diluted milk as piglets approach weaning.
Scott Adams describes using a field drain to supply a trough for cattle. He dug a hole over the drain, built a cement trough with wooden sides, fenced it to keep stock safe, and dips water into a nearby tank each day.
Fattening hogs should not wait for feed and require regular feeding schedules for best growth and health. Consistency in feeding improves weight gain and overall well being of hogs.
The article offers practical farm guidance on animal care. It stresses pasture as cost effective for hogs, warns against dirty drinking vessels, and urges turning horses out in hot weather. It recommends shading sheep, providing shade or brush, and tossing green corn to hogs when pasture runs dry. It emphasizes watering horses frequently in heat.
The guidance urges shelter for all animals during hot spells. Temporary rough shelters built from poles and brush or straw should be placed on poor spots in fields. Manure under shade trees is wasted while shaded areas improve soil.
A housekeeping menu describes pulled bread a warm luncheon or tea delicacy. It also covers breakfast rolls huckleberry tea cake and blueberry shortcake with simple proportions and baking notes. Dressings for salads and a method for gooseberry jelly are given.
A detailed pickle method uses one gallon chopped green tomatoes and cabbage with half gallon onions and peppers. After salting and soaking overnight the mixture drains, then white mustard seed is added. Boil vinegar with brown sugar, pour hot over the chopped goods, and cook briefly.
Beat yolks with sugar and water then mix in flour sifted with baking powder. Fold in stiff egg whites. Bake in greased pan, then turn onto damp towel, spread with jelly and roll while warm.
A simple vintage recipe describes fine chopped cold boiled ham mixed with melted butter and mustard, then folded with finely chopped cucumber pickles and spread between thin slices of bread and butter.
The note praises friendship as one of life's sweetest gifts and describes being a friend as a daily, solemn education of the soul guided by tenderness and care. It attributes these insights to Anna Robertson Brown.
Charles Kura of Baker City Oregon describes a 25 year battle with gravel and severe pain. After failing to find relief he used Doan's Kidney Pills and claims they ward off attacks, with the product sold by dealers for 60 cents a box from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
An Albany legislator recalls the late Senator Platt’s cynical wit about party switches and changing circumstances. He cites a friend afflicted with severe insomnia who sleeps soundly each morning when his wife wakes him to start the fire.
During Mrs Wiggin’s visit an interviewer questioned the American author about London. She quipped that the scene reminded her of a dinner anecdote with Dr Gibbon as a young lady pressed him to tell of Rome’s decline and fall.
A playful exchange praises a singer Bifferton for his passion for grand opera and his habit of swearing by Gadski. The dialogue captures a theatrical humor reflecting theater culture and vocal rivalries.
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