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Newspaper
Freeland Tribune
Location
Freeland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1902
Page
3
Practical notes on gentle calf handling to build trust and ease, plus onions stored in thick layers with deep hay bedding to survive cold weather. Also tips on tightening loose wires, profitable steer feeding, and detailed weights for chicks by week.
A vivid account of German city parks featuring sand beds bordered by wood to keep sand in place. Children flock to these heaps from dawn to dusk, building with hands and simple tools while nurses occasionally assist. The scene highlights children’s learning through play and observant lessons in mind and temperament.
German customs officials reclassified the covert snap hook imported as malleable steel with tin coating. A hidden brass spring, comprising about one fortieth of the weight, prompted the reclassification as brass goods at 24 shillings per 220 pounds, effectively prohibitive versus domestic competition.
A notable Roman settlement on the Antonine Wall in England, known as boglanna, was auctioned after 1,800 years. The five foot thick walls and grand gateways remain well preserved, with ground wedge stones and interior street layout visible. The estate fetched £8,000.
The text notes British America about 300000 square miles larger than the United States and claims that in Virginia nearly one third of voting age males are of negro descent, stating the colored element dominates this demographic group with 82.7 percent of males of voting age.
Government experts say gold and silver copper and oil could be found around the Wichita Mountains in southeastern Oklahoma. Prospector influx is rising, with storekeepers and stage lines preparing for a larger rush. the outcome is uncertain, but many expect growth. Potatoes form about 14 percent of national food. other notes mention Hall's Catarrh Cure and testimonials, and a trivia line on state breadth with California longest and Texas widest.
An assortment of early 20th century patent medicine pitches. Cascanere promises gentle bowel relief at a nickel or dime price, Cas carta Candy Cathartio hypes easy movements, Kilne’s Great Nerve Restorer touts a $2 trial, Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup targets teething pain, Piso’s Cure for Consumption is praised for coughs and colds, with testimonials from users and locations such as Philadelphia and Trinity Springs, Indiana.
A rustic speaker rails against the raw sugar tariff, arguing repeal would lower prices, aid farmers and consumers, and curb profits for beet magnates. He urges farm allies to write Congress and press for immediate tax repeal to ensure cheaper sugar for all.
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