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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1904
Page
12
J C Winship of Purners outlines a farming talk on protecting cherries plums and peaches from curculio and fungi. He advocates trimming to improve air flow, thorough cultivation, weed control, and consistent spraying with bordaux mix and copper lime treatments, plus occasional tree shaking and chicken grazing to reduce pests and improve yield.
Mr W W Prickett of Smithfield writes he suffered years with facial cancer and intolerable pain. He credits Ballard's Snow Liniment for instant relief after accident allowed healing. reports cancer disappeared and facial blemish left no scar. Also notes price and sale at Dr Powell's City drug store. Big C Whitney of New York dies. secretary of the navy under Cleveland, praised for building the navy.
A fragment discusses salt pork as a historic remedy for consumption urging heavy fat intake. It notes old advice to eat pork, claiming fat as essential for the consumptive, though the text contains garbled remnants and unclear context.
Miss Lillian Helena Brennemann of Knox County presented her graduation recital at Galeabaigee Chapel before a large audience. She studied at the conservatory and earned the Rosa May Meith scholarship for excellence. Her Schumann Sonata in B minor impressed and an encore of La Pantillon delighted the crowd.
An article promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a preventive tool against pneumonia and flu related complications. It claims the remedy stops colds from progressing to pneumonia and urges early use at the onset of a cold. Sold by Dr Fowler.
From Lawton Oklahoma on February 16 1804 an agricultural overview notes a mild winter and good wheat and crop conditions. The letter discusses plowing readiness sowing ground for corn cotton and other crops and mentions prices and land holdings including a 480 acre tract and various improvements.
Readable terms show scattered items about cars and miles with unclear names and dates. The fragmentary text mentions Daemons and trekis, but the overall event and entities remain unresolved.
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