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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1881
Page
7
J A Watton a leading stable owner in Philadelphia 1245 N Twelfth Street speaks on St Jacobs Oil as a reliable liniment for horses. He notes years of experience and asserts the product helps with limb swelling bruises and related horse ailments.
A mixed farming kitchen column offers liver tips for frying with hot water, a honey butter cake, beefsteak and oyster pie methods, road-dust for poultry sheds, a French steak technique, orchard lime and manure guidance, bedbug remedies with alum wash, and a Galette pastry recipe with step by step dough and baking directions.
A reflective critique of common weeds and seed dispersal in nature. The author celebrates burrs cockleburs and tick seeds as familiar botanicals, noting diverse dispersal methods from wind to animals and water, with garden cliemat as a centerpiece.
A Canton Mass observer shares notes on bees visiting irises, showing pollen collection occurs in tight spaces between style and petal and that bee flight is curved, not straight. He links bee activity to pollination and discusses broader questions of nutrition and grain usefulness in human diets.
A column discusses how couples greet each other from affectionate names to formal titles, noting contrasts between warmth and propriety. It also shares practical household advice on tin cleaning with coal ashes and tips for camping gear and insect bites, including items like ammonia and iodine.
The Vie Parisienne touts the paralane as a moonlight parasol supplement while warning that moonlight can be as harsh as sun. It leads readers to fashion, health cures, and adverts from various papers and doctors, including Beal on orchards and Dr. Pierce remedies.
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