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Newspaper

Humeston New Era

Location

Humeston, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1906

Page

7

Fragmented OCR of old court notice text in Teledo area

Partial garbled OCR references oath tasks and fees in a court case with mention of J8tees and Magis Caranagons FRANE 3 CMENRY. It contains quoted lines about cleanliness and ice sharing, signed by Gleason Autart PesiiC, and appears as a stray legal notice fragment from Louisville Courier-Journal style reporting.

Onto TeLzDo Seo J. Ogexer & Co Ding Tedo Tsp Sali Tha Wei Eaca We of Gleason

Electric oil promises healing from friction and nerve relief

An amber colored liquid claimed by Max R. Zaegel of Sheboygan Wisconsin to generate electricity in the body through friction, ease pain, heal wounds, and strengthen nerves. He offers free sample bottles by mail upon request with details of the ailment and address.

Max R. Zaegel Philadelphia College of Pharmzer Sheridan Wis Zaegel Main Sisheboygan, Wis

Roman roads as a model for modern highways

The author praises ancient Roman roads for their durability and 30 foot width with stone pavements. They argue modern macadam could emulate longevity with better drainage and maintenance. Cites War France examples and criticises current underdrainage and rushed construction while noting Roman costs would be higher upfront but cheaper long term. Edward Parkinson comments on feasibility and expert opinion argues against rebuilding Roman style here.

Doloi Wwe Ciks Macaiam Evan Macadam France Edward &. Parkinson Parkinson Country Gentleman Werner Mgr. W. P. Jadson United States

Seed Corn Planting Tips For Uneven Stands

Poor seed corn if late results in uneven stands with barren stalks. Select ears that are evenly grown, then shell and mill the grain, using a strong blast in a fanning mill to remove small and light seed.

Controlling Squash Bugs In Garden Plantings

A gardener describes squash bug appearance after early crops, noting 2 garden Enow the flat and resty Black cre ag or é areas, their odor and feeding on leaves and stems. Methods include hand picking, kerosene spray or tobacco water, and placing boards for shelter. Planting squash among potatoes is advised as a preventative measure with varying success.

Judd Vimes

Hay Barn Door Method for Safe Loading and Unloading

A Rural New Yorker inspired note describes an incline roof track and reliefs on barn doors to ease hay handling. The system promises doors that open easily and can be managed from inside, addressing difficulties in hanging detom unloading hay with a fork or elfron.

Hari

Muzzle for corn plowing

A Farm and Home correspondent describes an easy to make wire muzzle for corn plowing and wheat drilling. The writer asserts smooth wire muzzles prevent moss scratching horses and do not affect breathing, unlike cloth bags.

Ant

JOLTTINGS Seed and planting tips from early notes

The excerpt offers practical farming guidance on corn stalk counts for test rows, seed germinability risks, sprouting potatoes by cutting and warming, and staking beans with pyramid shapes. It emphasizes quick germination methods, careful seed selection, and sturdy pole arrangements.

The Water Supply

The piece advocates ample water on farms and suggests using a gasoline engine to simplify obtaining a reliable supply, highlighting practical methods to secure water for all farm needs.

Straight Rows Rule for Crooked Fields and Crops

A note extols precision in cultivation praising straight rows over crooked ones. It argues straight rows improve appearance and ease of care, asserting disciplined planting yields better results and neater fields.

West Virginian Describes Kidney Trouble Cure

W L Jackson a Parkersburg merchant says decades of kidney pain and urinary issues improved after using Devan's Kidney Cure. He reports relief within days and eight years of cure, claiming restored activity despite age, with Foster Milburn Company of Buffalo, New York offering the remedy at 50 cents a box.

W.L. Jackson Parkersburg Devan Foster-Milburn Co SeFalo N.Y

Signals for Bridal Paris to Groom

A fragmented dialogue with flirtatious banter between a bride and groom, interlaced with aphorisms on luck, temptation, and optimism. It weaves playful boasts about appearance with cautionary lines on trust, ambition, and future prospects.

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Eczema sufferers praise Cuticare Remedies cure

A 1909 testimonial from Mrs. Mary Metzger of Sweetwater Oklahoma describes severe eczema relief after using Cuticare Remedies. The passage then shifts to brief social notes on fashion in Berlin, a marriage rejection letter, and scattered ads and quips from period publications.

Mary Metzger Sweetwater Okla

Almost a Catastrophe in a Quiet Moment

Fragmentary OCR story describes a tense scene with an elderly aunt, a poised young woman, and a slipping sense of danger. It shifts to unrelated ad-like lines about Defiance Starch, grocery stock, and curious odds and ends from a mixed news page.

Lydia E Pinkham Nonfiction Ad Claims Cure for Women

A fragmented 19th century style letter claims Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restores women's health after detailing alleged patient experiences and requests for confidential questions. It presents a testimonial tone asserting personal recovery and endorses the product as essential medicine.

Cory Lydia Vererabis Lydia E. Pinkham

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