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Newspaper

Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1911

Page

9

Eczema Cured by Cuticura Remedies Says Miss Gehrki

Miss Elizabeth Gehrki describes six months of relentless eczema on her neck. She used Cuticura Soap and Ointment three times daily and reports itching relief within a day and a complete cure after three weeks. A gunpowder burn case on her brother’s face also improved with Cuticura products.

Lefora Elizabeth Gehrki Forrest Cay Ann Potter D. & G. Corp Dept. X Buston

New York judge rules law on stopping for hit pedestrians unconstitutional

The judge declared a recent statute unconstitutional, claiming an automobilist has no duty to stop or aid after striking a pedestrian, arguing that criminal cases do not compel testimony against oneself. James Halden Wilkes, head of Atlanta’s Defense Society, criticized the decision as justice.

New York James Halden Wilkes Defense Society of Atlanta

Night for a cleaner city and old debts in a shop

A fragmentary dialogue discusses pledges for a cleaner city, opposition lenders, and a brief note about an uncle leaving four valuable items. The speaker resigns a salary job and references a large china shop. A Euripides quotation about neglect and death closes the excerpt.

Emake Ivo

Excellent Nests for Hens Made of Metal

Excellent Nests for Hens discusses metal construction for nests and perches in poultry housing. It extols metal nests for cleanliness, sanitation, and economy, noting that metal resists fire and disease and reduces space use. It warns that wood nailed nests harbor mites and pests.

Metal Nests for Birds Show Various Wall Mounted Designs

The article notes infection risk is limited to nesting material and outlines several metal nest patterns. Wall hanging varieties are easy to remove and clean, while others combine several styles in singles pairs or trios. Shipping uses knockdown construction with no rivers or solder required.

Automatic Door Release for Poultry Flocks

A Farmers' Review note by J W Griffin describes an automatic release door to prevent hens from stressing when confined. The outside mounted device uses a half inch mesh cover and a false bottom with a trigger wire to lift a hook and open the door, releasing the flock.

J. W. Griffin Farmers’ Review

Three-Pen Poultry House Shows Efficient Design

The illustration presents a 30 by 30 foot three pen poultry house with a central hallway and wire netting interior dividers. It shelters 100 fowls, uses sunlit pens, and places yards to maximize exposure while allowing light to reach all sections.

Serum prevention for poultry cholera debated by Kansas experts

F B Jacoby of the poultry department and W K Stouder of the veterinary department at Kansas State Agricultural College seek to determine if serum can prevent or cure poultry cholera. They plan to use a serum tailored to poultry, request reports from flock owners where infection began, and note that delayed cases arrive too late for effective testing.

Fowig F. B. Jacoby Poultry Department W. K. Stouder Veterinary Department Kansas State Agricultural College Mr. Jacoby Doctor Stouder

Grow Laying Hens for Early Spring Hatch

Advice urges starting now to grow hens that will lay. Secure eggs of standard laying breeds and raise chicks this spring so they’ll be ready to lay by next fall. Do not expect heavy laying from non laying breeds.

Crowded Chicks Threaten Young in Orchard Coop

The passage warns that excess older chicks in a yard or coop swarm and trample younger birds. It advises separating chicks widely across the orchard to allow feed growth and survival for the last hatched chicks.

Watch Guinea's Nest Raises Hatchery Concerns

A note urges careful observation of a Guinea fowl nest as the guardian must monitor its eggs and hatch them by hens. The guidance stresses keeping watch on nesting behavior and natural incubation to ensure successful hatching.

Guinea

Glue Turkey Hen Large Coop

A reader remarks that providing a turkey hen and her brood with a roomy coop that allows the mother to move and stand erect will reduce bad luck. The note blends superstition with practical poultry housing advice.

Poultry Care and Feeding Tips From a Historic Farmer

A historical poultry guide notes that a flock funds orchard expenses, advises thorough henhouse cleaning, and stresses temperature, grit, and oyster shells. It recommends weekly coal oil in drink, safe nest design, open range for young turkeys, and protection from drafts with netting. Hard boiled eggs and milk curds are listed as suitable foods for youngsters. An experiment in New Jersey hatched eggs inside bee hives, finding hive interiors suitable for warmth.

New Jersey

King Uzziah Humbled Sunday School Lesson 1921

The May 7 1921 Sunday school lesson on King Uzziah covers his reign from 2 Chronicles 26, his pride in assuming priestly duties, the ensuing punishment of leprosy, and the moral drawn against pride. It contrasts Uzziah with Amaziah, notes wealth and decline of the people, and urges readers to beware pride as a spiritual leprosy.

Uzziah Leeson Timi—Uzaiah Beecher B.C Mantings Xelah B. C Jotham Matt Tee Temple Jerusalem Tarael Jeroboam WU Asayria Prophets Amash Hoos Isaiah Joash Amaztah Dead Sea Judea Judah Amaziah Salt Jehovah Israel Elin Eloth Red Sea India Solomon Amaaziah Jeroboam Josephus Miriam Gehazi Ahaz Uzaish Aszab Uzaleh

Distemper Remedy Endorsed by Longtime Trainer Ed Geers

Ed Geers lauds Spohn's Distempour for twelve years of use in horse care. He claims it cures distemper in horses and prevents illness, selling at 60 cents to a dollar per bottle through Spohn Medical Co of Goshen Indiana and other druggists or manufacturers.

ED Geers Spohn Spohn Medical Coi Chemlate Goshen Ind

Mysterious Dialogue and Aged Observations

A fragmented passage features a heated exchange with phrases like Mother Robert and Spy contrasting with a line about Garfield Ten aiding liver ailments. The text hints at a historical, perhaps literary, tone with a maritime metaphor about a ship whose voyage ends in heartbreak or failed courtship.

Hood's Sar,saparilla Suggested By Local Farmer

An elderly farmer notes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood cleansing remedy for winter illness. He recalls taking it for years, claiming it eases humors and feverish symptoms. The ad touts "Sarsaparilla" as a special, claiming no equal and urging readers to buy the chocolate tablets locally.

Ralph Rust Willie Saraaparilla Yoasher Hood

Labrador's Future Bright Says Dr Grenfell

Dr Grenfell of Labrador states in recent remarks that Labrador has a brilliant future and will attract population as Norway does today. He calls it a better country than Iceland and preferable to Lapland Finland Siberia and Northern Alaska as it develops.

Labrador Dr. Grenfell Norway Iesland Lapland Finland Siberia Alaska

Avoid the Cheap Baking Powders and Buy Calumet

A detailed critique condemns inexpensive baking powders for low leavening power and inferior materials. It argues these products require two to three times as much powder, increasing cost and risk of heavy baked goods. Calumet is praised as wholesome, reliable, and cost effective with less trouble for the cook.

Odd Advertisement Fragments From Historic Needlework Pages

A collage of 19th century brand lines and jokes appears, touting Allen's Foot Hasp antiseptic powder and Wizard Oil, plus rants on independence, eye salves, Garfield Tea, Mrs Winslow's Syrup, and Garfield Ten to cure ailments. Contains scattered quips about marriage in heaven and a jailbird remark.

Remedy Syrup Pepsin Promoted For Digestion Aid

Dyspeptics are told of a remedy claimed to cure indigestion and stomach trouble. The article cites Dr. W Worthy of Koraytha praising Pure Pepalin and a laxative blend, calling Syrup Pepalin a wonderful cure after extensive trials with vegetables and diet changes.

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