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Newspaper
Humboldt County Republican
Location
Humboldt, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1905
Page
10
An advertisement recounts a Milwaukee reader’s report of catarrh affecting multiple organs and credits Peruna with full recovery after two months. It urges others with similar symptoms to write Dr. Hartman for free advice from The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus Ohio.
A vivid sketch of traditional Scottish homestead cheese making. Skim milk with rennet is set in a cloth, pressed in a wooden tub, then ripened inside a bone. Peat and wood smoke fill the cottage as a stout cheese-pressie sits by the door, a relic of rural craft still in use.
Sutter's Fort will be reproduced to represent California where gold was first found. The Sacramento Valley Development association plans the display with abundant roses to bloom on opening day and beyond. Lincoln relics and Abe Lincoln's Springfield home replica will feature as part of the exhibits. Daily excursions to Portland are planned for four and a half months, attracting about 1000 visitors per day by rail.
James H. Watkins of 7a W Westerlo Street Albany recounts a recovery from locomotor ataxia after using Williams Pink Pills prescribed by Dr Wilkins. He details initial symptoms such as knee stiffness lost balance pain and weakness and notes seven to eight months of gradual improvement leading to full activity. Pills available at drug stores to address early numbness.
Dairy advice links cow temper to the milkman and suggests pasture grazing with regular hay and grain feeding as pastures improve. The piece also notes Waddesdon Buckinghamshire’s alms cow, a parish funded milking cow offering free milk to travelers year round, with a replacement funded upon its death.
From 1887 to present Great Britain averaged an annual butter import rise of about 8 000 tons as imports climbed from 76 000 to 212 000 tons per year. Population doubled in 60 years while butter intake surged beyond that pace. Denmark remains the main source, with Germany largely out of the market, and Australasian colonies growing as importers.
The seed bed for corn should be fertile and well prepared. A stunted corn plant seldom recovers, so plant under favorable conditions with thorough seed bed preparation for best growth.
A Rural New Yorker correspondent explains why Shropshires suit dairy flocks. The breed yields about eight pounds of wool per head and prolific lambing, with twins or triplets common. Profits hinge on management. wool and lambs average around eight dollars per head, pasture care suits cows, and seasonal feeding maintains flock health. Lambs begin nibbling grain at two weeks, outdoors regimens sustain them, and the flock requires minimal housing except near lambing.
The real engine of dairy progress is the farm cow whose milk goes to farm butter rather than creamery production. While farm butter totals exceed creameries, many farms still undervalue good cows. A farmer reported 660 pounds of butter in March from 28 usable cows, averaging about a pound a day, as farmers replace poor cows with better stock. A broader shift is under way as the good farm cow gains appreciation and price parity with poor stock.
Green corn alfalfa or cane grown near the pasture boosts profits if ten cows receive extra feed rather than selling to a local dealer. It helps maintain milk flow and increases profits from dairying in fall or winter, Farm and Home notes.
A messy excerpt from a New Work article depicts a conflict over a hog named Pritn and a tense exchange about payment. The narrator describes a stalled gate scene, a leaning figure, and a plan to force a payout while an angry party contemplates an opening confrontation.
A Philadelphia Clover lab report cites Conprensinay Bingham praising modern life and the telephone as a powerful reforming influence. He recounts a breakfast anecdote showing how telephone connections can affect behavior. the piece also notes testimonials for Dodd's Kidney Pills curing rheumatism and a Baltimore American line about Niagara Falls guarding from grabbers.
Dr. Pusheck promotes his Kuro remedy with 25 years in Chicago and recent nationwide expansion. He offers free advice and ships the remedy on trial for weakness pain rheumatism or various ailments. The notice cites a Boston Globe quote and ties to travel discounts and public notices amid other items.
A man questions a doctor's $50 fee for a brief eye operation. The physician defends the charge, saying the skill and training required to perform such precision in minutes has ruined many valuable eyes in the process. The exchange appears in the New York Times.
Agricultural and Horticultural Colonies on the Kansas City Southern Railway offer 86,000 acres in Lewiesburg Colony in Bovier County Arkansas and 24,000 acres in Loring Colony in Sabine Parish Louisiana open for settlement. Prices range from 7 to 16 dollars per acre with easy terms for actual settlers. Lodesburg Colony suits general farming and fruit growing. Loring Colony lies in a fertile region for corn and cotton with good water and climate. Write for Current Juventa magazine from SG Warner GP Ay KU 8 Ry Kansas City MO and immigration agent H W Roesler in Kansas City MO.
The Indianapolis News notes that the lack of distinct headwear on om packs reduced their visibility and public regard, arguing that prominent uniforms influence how groups are perceived by society. The observation links attire to recognition in local culture.
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