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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1911
Page
4
Agricultural notes cover dairy cleanliness seed selection and storage pork and poultry care including chicken breeding, duck and goose management, and silos. Advice emphasizes feed quality, proper housing, and the importance of sanitation for healthier livestock and better crop yields.
A poetic meditation on soothing phrases and the power of language to lift spirits and guide duty. The passage contrasts Words that heal with those that brighten the heart, celebrating their beauty and impact. It then shifts to a dialogue excerpt about Nora and a potential marriage, mixing romance with social pressure.
A New York man faced charges accusing him of a crude act on the street. The hearing debated whether his behavior showed insanity or a failure to recognize his wife, but clarity on the motive was not provided.
A garbled dialogue fragment recalls an exchange about men, a dredge, grappling books, and a sponge. Uncle William and Uncle THN discuss a natural history book and a coming sponge, with unclear context and names.
Brooklyn death notice for Loyd the famed puzzle creator born in Philadelphia in 184? who popularized puzzles such as Fifteen Fuzzia and The Wankey. He edited the Spul tary Engineer and wrote for magazines. survived by a widow, a son Smolel Loyd Jr., and two daughters.
The article recalls Mrs Susanna Salter the first woman mayor of Argonia Kansas. It notes her term in 1887, her suffragist stance, and views on women in office and police work. It mentions Hunnewell and Wilaga messages urging success as proof women can hold office.
An Immaculate servant errs during a formal feast, confusing chicken with pheasant and mishandling the salt. He apologizes to his master after the ladies retire, asking to spare the cow as the house seemingly burns.
The document lists states with specific tuberculosis reporting and registration laws and notes fourteen states with general disease reporting, while twenty eight states and territories have no provisions. It mentions Connecticut and several others by name and includes territories like the Philippine Islands and Porto Rico in the catalog of jurisdictions without any reporting requirement.
A Jersey man faces a breach of peace charge for kissing his wife without consent, with a judge warning against further such acts. Also noted is Seth Eaton, a rural mail carrier who, amid woodland fire and a blistered, burning town, saved the mail by burying it before escaping. The piece ends with a reflection on marital interest and color of a pew dress.
A Home New York matron recounts severe stomach distress and nervousness from coffee. After giving up coffee and trying Postum she reports improved appetite, steadier health, and reduced symptoms, praising Postum as palatable and refreshing. The note cites a testimonial from Dundee, Michigan, printed in The Road to Woodville.
In a testimonial from Boston dated July 22, 1910, Dr B Ly Whitelead describes a man suffering dermatitis with widespread pustules and intense itching who found relief after using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. The doctor recounts his wife’s similar improvement, noting rapid healing and complete cure after beginning the treatments.
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