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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1882
Page
7
A collection of practical homemaking advice and reminders from agricultural columns. It covers crop care from drought resistant clover to rhubarb flowering, sewing and fencing tips, beef broth suggestions, deodorizers, horse remedies, and a white fruit cake recipe with detailed ingredients and baking guidance.
A Louisville Farm and Fireside cor respondent describes using salt in spring on weeds to destroy them and improve soil, claiming one bushel per acre is cost effective and viable for garden and field crops with careful application around young plants. The note also mentions salt killing sprouts and tree roots with a single application, and suggests salt as a practical spray for market gardeners.
The Pacific Rural Press notes dairymen expect butter yields to fall at least a third this season due to grass quality. North and midwest states show rising cow numbers and new creameries, led by Stockton and Elgin. The Elgin creamery butter gains high regard, with westward makers selling on quality.
The Missouri Court of Appeals rules the law banning manufacture and sale of imitation butter is constitutional and enforceable. The decision states such goods deceive consumers and fall within state police powers, with potential for further review by higher courts. The Prairie Farmer notes the ruling could impact St Louis producers and future appeals.
A historical note describes avoiding harsh bit devices for colt training. W H H Murray advocates letting the colt self-bite a pine bit to acclimate, then progressing to a leather bit and reins. The piece mentions Paul Earl and Jim Young in Little Rock, Ark., injuring an arm during an arm-breaking contest.
A Chicago Inter Ocean report notes the Dalrymple farm of Dakota will be divided as George Howe of Pennsylvania buys 30,000 acres for 40 000. The piece ends with a reflection that intentions are revealed by conduct.
A compilation of river lengths and navigability cites the Amazon 3000 miles, Mississippi 8902 miles total, Missouri joining it, and Nile’s reach. The piece quotes the 1875 American Encyclopedia and notes various geographic and hydrological facts about major rivers and their courses.
A collage of patent medicine pitches and retail notices. Dr. Pierce cures for blood and skin ailments. electro voltaic belts promise vitality. Diamond Dyes tout savings. oleomargarine buys a tub for a breast-pin. Local items include paper car wheels and a cigarette ad tease.
The article argues complexion reflects health and blood purity, warning against cosmetic reliance. It promotes Nature's Own Returnd Bitters as a safe, practical aid to clear skin and a peach bloom, linking beauty to wholesome living and pure blood.
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