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Newspaper
Farmers Champion
Location
Elgin, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1916
Page
3
An ad promotes Dodson’s Liver Tone as a remedy for mercury poisoning and sluggish digestion. It claims a spoonful will restore vigor by morning, cleanses the liver, and eases nausea, cramping, and headaches, urging readers to buy from any druggist. It warns against dangerous calomel and touts the product as safe for adults and children.
The article discusses a controversial prize in Western Canada, with mentions of a hunt and land speculation. It details government involvement and potential schemes around prize allocations, referencing Western Canadian heirs and potential settlements. It notes a public interest in the outcome and the need for information from the Canadian government.
The notice outlines construction of a seed-corn building with volunteers and staff detailing materials and methods. It describes wall erection, ventilation, heating, and safety considerations, with emphasis on securing food storage areas and maintaining sanitary standards. The plan notes timing, site preparation, and coordination among committees and local officials.
A garbled OCR style text lists varied fragments touching people, places, and aims. It mentions farmers, bankers, investors, and scattered names in a puzzling sequence with no clear event or outcome. The readable bits imply a chaotic report or phantom memo rather than a coherent story.
The text outlines lamb feeding guidelines including gradual grain increase, hay availability, and alfalfa as a staple. It emphasizes not crowding lambs and providing cottonseed meal, noting damaged hay risks and a feeding period of about 40 to 80 days.
A damaged OCR text discusses a squatter incident and remedies, mentioning a wall, sheds, and a plan to protect hens. It references law and retail commissions and hints at broader social or economic concerns amid disjointed phrases. Names and precise details are unclear due to garbled input.
Discussion on boosting crop yields with careful cost control. It argues small annual gains add up, stressing crop rotation and fertilization as gradual, economical methods. Emphasizes profit limits on investment and the need for systematic planning.
Fragmentary text discusses rising prices for basic goods and living costs. It mentions food price increases and suggests options such as dining out to cope, referencing scattered phrases about meals and costs.
A collage of old notes and advertisements recounts the Red Cross story with moral pledge and cloth whitening claim. scattered lines mention Harvard students paying bills and a hair dye product titled Reole.
Unclear readable fragments mention a factory with hazardous air and a nervous elderly woman. No clear dates or names. Context suggests local safety concerns about emissions or conditions at a factory, with implied risk to nearby residents. Further readable details are not present.
A concise note advises maintaining high health standards as winter approaches, stressing seasonable medicines and preventive care to support natural resilience through upcoming colder months.
A fragment shows a social gathering discussing a host’s daughter Minnie and Tam’s worry over her college plans. Mrs Brown urges seeking a distant correspondence schooling instead of college, while others debate the best path for the young woman’s education.
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