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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1917
Page
7
Paterson New Jersey woman credits Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier with restoring health after back pain irregularities and fatigue. She urges others to try the remedies, noting improvement after the first bottle and continued benefit after subsequent use.
A brawny female confronts the proprietor of the Tabrtile minehny over poetry and editors. A nurse hurries to deliver news that someone’s wife wants him to vote home. The scene ends with confusion and a threat. The piece reads as a bustling, comic exchange in a small-town setting with playful insults and urgent gossip.
An advertisement promotes Cuticura Soap for cleansing and Cuticura Ointment for relief and healing of skin surfaces. It claims immediate relief and daily-use suitability with free samples by mail. The text includes odd inserted phrases and stray words.
A call to recruit 40,000 harvest hands as Canada faces a 3,000,000 acre wheat field season. The effort aims to mobilize labor from neighboring regions, including a distant rail fare, to sustain the crop and support national needs amid cross border exchange.
The text appears garbled and unreadable. No clear individuals organizations places dates or events are discernible for a coherent summary.
Druggists express strong confidence in Swamp-Root kidney medicine with a personal recommendation from Kaminer's Drug Store in Binghamton. The ad urges readers to mail 10 cents for a sample and a booklet, claiming the product benefits kidney and bladder health.
A garbled dialogue fragment references a theft incident and financial figures from 1008 to 1910, mentioning a bank, money, and two ships of a question. The text includes unclear names and phrases, yielding no clear event or outcome.
The article discusses consumer views of eggs versus grader distinctions and describes a proposed device for eyeing egg quality. It notes concerns about sanitation and safety in traditional methods, and mentions a separate instrument that confines the worker near the egg with a protective top.
Chicks infested with lice occur when hens share brood. Powder the hen with insect powder before mixing with chicks and space intervals for reapplication. Inspect chick heads under wings and vents for lice and apply small amounts of grease as needed. Recheck frequently and repeat treatment if live lice are found on chicks.
Capons should reach market weight around ten to twelve months. Fatten them two to three weeks before sale as they grow in dark coops. Feed with grain and moisture, add grit for digestion, and use crushed glass sparingly. Farmers keeping fat stock of capons can profit, as capons fetch higher prices than turkeys in some markets.
Treahouses need ventilation in summer as much as winter. Birds crowd when the house is too warm, so provide at least ten inches of perch space and keep the house open to cool it. A small north facing hole two feet above floor improves airflow, while removing windows and adding screens, with doors left wide open, reduces odors.
Instruction emphasizes keeping a brooder clean and free from vermin and germs. It warns to prevent Amenia related infections from entering the brooder and to act quickly if invaders appear to avoid deeper problems.
W F Baind argues sheep farming can profitably supplement cattle and hog production on large farms. He has raised mutton sheep for 16 years, noting higher grain yields on his lands and greater flock thrift with proper shelter, ventilation, and dry quarters.
Ohio station tests fed three pig lots for 30 days with ear corn clover pasture rye and rope pasture. Lot 1 2 4 gained 0.89 4.57 0.70 lb per pig daily and fed 2.08 6.04 2.81 lb feed per lb gain. Lot 2 later joined Lot 1 on clover after 8 days on rope. Pigs on clover averaged 0.75 lb daily gain consuming 0.4 lb feed per lb gain.
Pedigree of an animal records its ancestors for five or six generations. The value lies in the natural law that like produces like, shaping identity and potential through lineage.
Fragmentary note warns against selling breeding stock amid high prices and fear of asking costs. Mentions popular breeds and misreadings of selling terms. No clear figures or dates available.
An OCR fragment shows Ben Franklin with a bread loaf in Philadelphia, a curious curbside encounter, and garbled dialogue about vocation warmth and visitors. The text includes stray phrases about a chimp, parlor rides, and a judge questioning a secret, indicating a disordered historical clipping with dialogue losses.
A man boasts his strength while repairing a fence post in the garden and asks his eight year old son if he caused a toppled pole. The boy denies it as Sparrow perches nearby, and the scene unfolds on a Saturday afternoon.
A sensational ad describes freezone as a cheap remedy to instantly remove corns and calluses by applying a few drops. It claims the substance dries the corn, allows lifting with fingers, and urges readers to ask their druggist to order a bottle if unavailable locally.
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