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Newspaper
Farmers Champion
Location
Elgin, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1913
Page
3
The piece argues for agricultural reform in the South through diversification, local sourcing, and labor saving machinery. It emphasizes increasing horse power, using pure bred draft sires, and upgrading small mares to road sized draft stock to boost farm productivity and reduce poverty.
The article surveys large scale advertising for a tuberculosis relief appeal and includes personal testimony about healing hands using Cuticura products. It discusses educational reformers Froebel and Pestalozzi, the impact of tidy environments on child development, and moralizing observations on parenting and schooling.
A historical discussion advocates heavy use of draft mares and mules for farm labor to lower costs and boost production. It compares feed costs, labor efficiency, and market value, praising the mule's versatility in agriculture, transport, and industry while noting limitations in breeding pride and posterity.
A garbled excerpt appears to describe a writer named Algortou and a faulty letter delivery. It mentions a tree time Joan Qulick, a box, envelopes, and editors, with hints of a bemused editor and a witty, puzzling exchange.
An OCR chaotic snippet blends social chatter with a Fletcher's Castoria ad. The text references Castoria safety for infants, mentions a judge and various names, and questions the cost and timing of offerings amid miscellaneous lines about Hing catled and personal exchanges.
Fragmentary lines note a daughter Juet or Juda dispute over a duke and a five million sum. A mother Hie te is mentioned along with an odd phrase about a cremation bottle shaped submarine cablow and a total of 260 dollars.
A dated ad touts Hot Springs Liver Buttons as a cure all for constipation, headaches, nervousness, pimples, and dullness. It promises gentle action, quick relief, and a money back guarantee, claiming strength from Hot Springs Arkansas.
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