Deyoe Surgeon-in-Chief offers cures for chronic and nervous diseases
Dr. Deyoe, of the Inter-State Association of Expert Specialists, advertises a universal practice with a large corps of physicians. He claims cures for epilepsy, deafness, skin diseases, catarrh, consumption in early stages, liver and stomach diseases, and many others. He guarantees cures or informs if a case is incurable, offers free urine examination, and treats by mail or in person from 28 Sacramento Ave, Chicago.
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Inter-State Association
Fee
Deyoe
University of Michigan
Europe
United States
Sacramento Ave
Chicago
Ill
Feeding New Corn Delays Hog Cholera Through Gradual Change
The article warns that abrupt shifts to new corn can trigger digestive upset and hog cholera. gradual feeding over ten days to two weeks avoids trouble. It advises starting with mostly old corn, then slowly introducing new corn, avoiding heated piles, and ensuring ample water for hogs. It also notes feeding green corn and clover as safer early steps and emphasizes harvesting methods and water availability.
Improving Winter Bee Stores With Sugar Percolator Feed
When nectar is scarce in the brood chamber, a shup of granulated sugar fed in autumn serves as a percolator to rapidly stock the colony. Feeding several pounds at once in a shallow vessel with floats at nightfall fills winter stores within a week. Slow feeding yields sealed stores. Percolation methods and buckwheat honey as a feeding option are noted.
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Department of Agriculture
Applying Manure in Pasture and Rotations
Cor. Jowa Homestead advises manure of all kinds should go to pasture first as rotation. It enables hauling on wet days before crop removal, then meadow to be plowed for corn, followed by plow land. Apply systematically so no ground is tilled twice before all is covered.
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Jowa
High Tariff Conservatism Advocated by Protectionists
An editorial arguing for a strict conservative protection policy, praising the McKinley tariff of 1890 as ideal for American labor and industry. It urges high specific duties to shield wages, manufacturing, and domestic goods, citing global competition from India, Japan, and China, and endorsing McKinley as a protector of national interests with Treasury data backing the stance.
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Friends of Protection
Europe
Republican Congress
Treasury
Orient
India
Japan
China
Charles R. Buckland
American Economist
Morning light breaks after long penance for 1892 blunder
The American public now sees the previous error from 1892 as past and fading. Reflecting on the decades since, writers suggest a new dawn of clarity and rising resolve to avoid repeating old mistakes.
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve claims universal skin remedy
Advertisement-style copy touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a cure for cuts bruises sores ulcers boils rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. It promises pile cure or no pay and emphasizes generous refunds.
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Bucklen
Brest
Emmer
Berets
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