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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1895
Page
4
A nineteenth century agricultural column discusses Birchen game fowls and their place in the American standard of perfection, noting color developments, challenges in creating new varieties, and the appeal for practitioners. It also highlights the Northern Spy apple’s bearing habit, bloom timing, and garden uses, plus a method for using wood ashes and bone mixtures to enrich soil.
Practical tips on securing clean farm water from streams and cisterns and preventing pollution from factories hotels and farms. Also methods for granulating butter by washing with cold water and brine to remove buttermilk and improve texture and color.
A detailed description explains a portable corn husking frame attached to a wagon box using 2x4 pine sticks. The device tilts forward to load husked corn, allowing a single worker to blanket shocks, husk, and load without leaving the wagon. The article also notes incidental home dining verses and hyacinth indoor growing guidance.
Farmers and home gardeners receive practical advice on fern care, propagation, and potting. The article covers the Atlantum Farleyense, pot-bound cautions, repotting methods, and water management. It also warns against Bisophide of carbon for pests and describes straw as horse fodder, plus notes on dairy cow profitability and bulb planting steps.
A fragment describes cornmeal pudding made with white corn and cold milk mixed, then cooked with sweet milk, poured into a mold to cool. Serve with sugar and cream, with vanilla or lemon flavor. The text preserves a historic cooking method and measurements in old units.
San Francisco Post describes the pursuit of the famed robber nicknamed Big Foot Andrews. Officers never found his direction due to manipulated tracks. The culprit was captured after a counterfeit display and matching footwear exposed him, including a Winchester rifle and mask found in his hotel trunk.
A historical note describes an freckle lotion using tincture of benzine juice of one lemon rectified spirits of wine rosewater and eight ounces water. It warns that permanent freckles cannot be treated with the potion and electrolysis remains the only method for removal.
A notice warns against knaves selling fake bitters that imitate Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. It urges readers to seek the genuine remedy for malaria dyspepsia constipation rheumatism and kidney trouble, noting impostors target those unaware of the real article.
Two men digging a cellar in Muscongus Me found a skeleton of an Indian warrior, at least feet inches tall, with ancient iron implements, spear and arrow heads. Copper bands six inches in diameter lay about the arm, the body buried in a sitting posture facing the east, and the teeth still perfect.
An advertisement pledges one hundred dollars for any catarrh case cured by Nail's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney & Co of Toledo endorse the product, with wholesale partners in Toledo asserting trust in Cheney. The cure is described as internal acting on blood and mucous surfaces, priced at 75 cents per bottle, with testimonials available.
The Northwestern Line now trims the Chicago to California journey to three days with Palace Drawing Room Sleepers from Chicago to San Francisco and Los Angeles. Dining cars serve all meals en route, and Tourist Sleepers are offered at 96.00 to the Pacific Coast. Trains depart Chicago daily at 6 pm and 10 45 pm after connecting-line arrivals. Contact ticket agents for rates and routings.
A reflective note warns that true compliance comes from resident harmony, urging Californios to consult Nickel Plate Road agents for rates and connections before buying tickets elsewhere.
A Newark Evening News story recalls Annie Dale of Bruce Street who endured scarlet fever as a girl, left with a back ailment that worsened over years. After many hospital consults and failed operations, she credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with curing decades of pain, claiming renewed health and reliance on the pills.
The United States allocates more government funds and private gifts to education than any other country. Over the past year about 15.53 million youths joined schools colleges and universities, roughly one quarter of the nation’s population.
Sleeping car service advertised as through from Cheese to Boston via Payne, Cleveland, Erie, Buffalo with low rates and strong reliability. Authonyms highlight travel quality and connecting routes on Nickel Plate lines.
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