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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1897
Page
4
The article discusses rearing foals to avoid stunting, feeding and care for young livestock, the value of pond water for cows away from cities, mulching for moisture under bearing trees, and how springs add property value. It also covers swine feeding, permanent and temporary fencing, beet breeding for sugar content, stock health in rain, and shelter needs for cows.
A practical note from Agriculturist on building a silo cheaply and effectively. It suggests using ample height over diameter for ensilage storage, estimates costs at about 50 cents per ton, and offers tips to split large silos to prevent mold. Recommends rough hemlock with waterproof paper between double walls for frost protection.
Farmers survey shows millet farms deter worm soil after harvest but most crops fail to keep wireworms at bay. Burdock in Japan as a food crop valued around 400000 dollars. Peach tree borer removal advised in June and July with careful trimming to destroy larvae. Dairy cows with proper build yield more milk per feed. Reading about farming benefits serious for dairying and pest control.
The county's road system is hailed as the best in the state and among the nation for its low maintenance cost and extensive sprinkling program. It is cited as evidence of prudent supervision, enterprise, and progress, with roads spanning from the San Mateo line to the Santa Cruz line.
The piece warns small investors especially clergymen widows and orphans about slick advertisements from outside brokers and syndicates claiming high returns. It warns that young men with money can be duped by schemes like Pennyroyal poisoning cures and bad investments, urging caution and reliance on solicitors.
A case report discusses pennyroyal tea linked to a fatal stomach congestion. Medical experts note home remedies are often treated with ridicule and urge conservative caution, suggesting other hidden factors may have caused the death beyond the herb.
A Kansas reader collection absurdly recounts tall tales and jokes about sunlit prairie life. Stories feature whiskey jug antics on horseback, a tornado plowing a field, and a crowd’s muted reaction to tall yarns, ending with a farmer’s boast and a famed Warusan quip.
A sequence of maxims advises self restraint and politeness in social life. It warns against contradicting others, prying into friends’ affairs, underestimating others, assuming missed opportunities, believing gossip, envy of others happiness, untidiness, rudeness to social superiors, over or under dressing, and expressing opinions without full understanding, and jeering at religion.
An 122 year old Hungary case shows the law’s delay as Bishop Senatra’s heirs contest property. Relatives grew from a few to about 2000 by settlement time, each awarded a magnified share amid legal fees. Headaches hint at remedies. a stiff walk may ease neural strain and refresh the brain.
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