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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1880
Page
5
A medley of practical notes including thistle seed ideas from M Deneram, ink removal methods, a molasses fruit cake recipe, head washing for disease prevention, apple folly filling, cattle relapse symptoms, and bleaching flannel methods plus Enenso Minogz Pro beef and fruit cake mix with long ingredient lists.
The Massachusetts Ploughman argues farmers should discard poor runts and keep only superior stock. Cows that fail to provide milk and profit should be sold, while lean or unproductive sheep and cattle must go. He condemns routine farming and urges a vigorous, market-minded approach to stocking.
A historical summary recalls the Mohawk and Hudson Railroad opening in 1831, noting the De Witt Clinton locomotive, trials, and progressive methods using stationary engines and rope-drawn cars. It details the road’s completion in 1832, its status as the state’s first railroad, and its incorporation background. Also mentioned are a pork trichina test, borax as a plant safeguard, and Colonel Nicholas Smith’s family with Horace Greeley connection.
J A Builder's Testimony reports Charles S Strickland of 9 Boylston Place Boston praises St Jacobs Oil for a surprising rheumatism recovery and gratitude toward the discoverer of the remedy.
A piece extols living without judgment while praising remedies like St Jacobs Oil for rheumatism and Durang's Rheumatic remedy. It cites Isaac Correy of Salem New Jersey praising St Jacobs Oil, notes doctor fees are high, and touts Hop Bitters as cost saver. It mentions Frazer Axle Grease and Reporsa's Ointment as prominent products with endorsements.
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