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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1906
Page
2
A Washington Star verse recounts Willie, once drawn to the sea as a pirate, growing up in a polished Wall Street life. A grim jury probes his profits, disturbing his parents who preferred his boyhood dream of a pirate’s life at sea.
In San Diego province a miller's daughter Mercedes falls for Palo, son of the governor, despite his father's command to stay away. When a soldier confronts them at the plaza bridge, Mercedes kills the officer to protect their love, flees to the convent, and seeks sanctuary with Sister Soricoé as pursuit ensues.
Sister Soricé reveals to Mercedes that she is the miller’s long lost daughter and Mercedes’s mother. The moment unites them in tears as years of longing echo in the convent bell and distant singing.
A young architect recounts a lecture moment where a student asked about the Colonial style. He explains the idea that the style originated from Cologne, noting his gratified reaction if the remark clarified the point.
Representative Nehemiah Day Sperey of Connecticut ponders a liquor bill in the House as Mark Smith of Arizona asks him to cheer up. Sperey, chairman of the alcoholic liquor traffic committee, reveals a Senate bill he has in mind.
Father laments Willie's absence and quiet mood after three months. Mother notes Willie stays away from play and laughs, sneaks to the pantry with pockets full of jam jars and pies, and rummages sister's bank to grab pennies. Father calls him a born financier and predicts the family fortunes will flourish.
A study of the horse’s teeth traces evolution from a tiny four-toed ancestor to the modern six-toothed jaw. It explains tooth composition, enamel wear, and age-detecting cups and marks, noting peak care needs around age three during 12-tooth cast and 16-tooth growth phases.
The guidance advises providing nourishing food and ample clean water, a large dry sleeping area, and a spacious run for young pigs. At three weeks they start eating more, best fed with a wheat shorts and bran mix or skim milk in moderation, while scattered corn or oats may be eaten slowly. Exercise prevents excess fat and heart strain.
J S Underwood of Johnson County Illinois stresses proper dry quarters for pigs and other young stock. Damp sleeping places can injure animals and cause a chain of illnesses that undermine the proof or even kill the pig.
W. D. Hoard spoke on the dairy cow and motherhood, urging better dairy practices. He argued educated dairymen, especially women, boost profits, stressing feed chemistry and cow nutrition as keys to efficiency and returns.
A Wisconsin farmer explains boring two inch holes under the shed rafter saves and driving wooden pins to hang a ladder. He notes the method has kept a ladder secure for twelve years and remains sound.
S FE Barnes of the University of Tennessee argues dairy herds grow best by saving and raising heifer calves from top cows. He criticizes other dairymen for neglecting herd improvement and advocates replenishing herds with young heifers rather than selecting older cows.
The piece notes few Sussex cattle in the United States with most in Tennessee Missouri Maine Arkansas and Texas Canada has some pure bred herds. Grades are more common and Texas stock lie in Splenetic fever districts and may be less disease prone. No shipments to Mexico Cuba Central or South America recorded. England exports to South Africa and possibly other regions. Overton Lea, Secy & Treas. American Sussex Agsn.
Mrs A Taylor of Wharton New Jersey suffered severe kidney trouble with back and side pain dizziness frequent burning urination and general weakness. After eight boxes of Deans Kidney Pills her symptoms vanished and her health and spirits improved. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A Philadelphia Press item recalls Mrs Starvoem urging a magistrate to taste her chicken soup. The magistrate quips that the chicken itself is the alibi, delivering a light court-room joke.
Levi P. Morton former Vice President declares honest debt never outlawed. He previously defaulted on large debts which expired by time but paid all with interest. He recently donated a fifty thousand dollar industrial home and reading room to Rhinecliff New York near his country residence.
An Ohio woman credits six months on Postum Food Coffee with restoring health after a lifetime of coffee use. She formerly suffered heart trouble weak digestion and nerves but reports renewed strength clarity and happiness after switching. Postum Co Battle Creek Mich promotes the product and a related book.
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