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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1906
Page
3
Hon W H Kelbaugh former West Virginia legislator writes from 204 9th street Northeast Washington DC endorsing Peruna as an unequaled medicine and tonic. He claims it cured a stubborn cold and a run down system, saved him money after trying other medicines and doctors.
Mrs Clara Litterst of Seafield Indiana recalls suffering a severe cold last fall. She started taking Pernna and began to improve steadily until she could resume her work.
The quote discusses transforming deep, valuable thoughts into many small parts, leading to a sense of poverty in appearance. It reflects on how divided thinking can seem diminished compared to a unified, precious idea.
A quirky verse note by Nixon Waterman riffs on the Mother Hubbard nursery tale. The piece mentions Four-Track News for August and presents a playful reflection on scarcity and appetite.
India planted about 20 million acres in cotton and yielded roughly 3.5 million bales. Exports reached over 2.125 million bales worth more than 51 million dollars. The top buyers were Japan, Germany, Belgium, and Italy, purchasing nearly 1.5 million bales together, with Japan alone taking about 500,000 bales.
The article argues Esperanto leads among constructed languages but English dominates worldwide. It notes German officials, Antwerp schools, and Japan mandating English, predicting tourists will travel easily abroad and that English spreads with Britain, India, Australia, Canada, the U.S., and Africa using it.
A Illinois man says lifelong indigestion and nerves were worsened by coffee. After switching to Postum on a friend's advice he reports immediate improvement, no hunger pangs, and full recovery. He thanks Postum Company of Battle Creek Michigan and cites The Road to Wellville as reading. There’s a reason.
Consul Seyfert of Stratford surveys Ontario road building. He notes 60 000 miles of country roads run by township and county councils with one third provincial aid. Modern drainage, steel bridges, concrete culverts, and durable roadbeds replace old statute labor. Perth county totals 1502 miles with 672 graveled miles regarded as first rate.
A Prairie Farmer illustration shows a practical hay and grain wagon end setup. The rear end is secured to a heavy iron socket bolted to the rack. end frames use two 2x4 boards 6 to 7 feet long with 2x2 supports on both sides. front ends mirror the rear but are slightly lower. The arrangement aids loaders by protecting loads and improving handling.
Leading agricultural chemists warn the world may exhaust phosphorus within about fifty years due to wasteful farming. The message urges urgent soil conservation to extend agricultural life and productivity.
Instructions from the Orange Judd Farmer on constructing grain stacks with a high center, solid core, and even settling. Use a fork for stacking, start on level ground, and avoid a loose center to prevent water damage. Careful topping and bulge control reduce center slant and water uptake during rain.
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