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Newspaper

Indiana Democrat

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1902

Page

3

Florida Flatwoods Cattle Rearing Beneficial Yet Risky

Florida has millions of acres of flatwoods suitable for cattle grazing. Overstocking harms prairie ranges, but deep depasturing can favor wiregrass decline and growth of hardy grasses like flat grass Bermuda grass and cocksfoot. Introduction of better native grasses and selective breeding could improve stock, while ill advised importations pose fever risks. Devon bulls recently imported suffered deaths, while other Florida imports showed success with careful handling.

Florida South West

Soul in the Voice Distinguishes Tone and Character

Italian critic Giacomo Minkowsky argues voice reflects temperament finding “dark” or “white” tones in singers. Milan acts as global distributor for vocal agents guiding voices to nations, with preferences by region. Northern Russia favors white voices while Southern Russia favors dark bass tones. in St. Petersburg Mazzini is idol, in Odessa opera patrons prefer bass.

Giacomo Minkowsky Milan Italy Russia Mazzini St. Petersburg Odessa

King Seeks Last Golden Cradle

The Swedish king offers 2500 crowns to whoever finds a solid gold christening cradle lost since 1720 when a gale wrecked a ship near the Island of Tjorn. Islanders buried the cradle after a massacre and looting, while recent notices tie to distant naphtha and oil concerns.

Sweden Ulrica Eleanora Tjorn

The Cowboy: Portrait of the hard working Western rider

The author argues for a balanced study of the cowboy, contrasting romantic myth with the real nomadic life. It portrays him as tough, brave, often hard drinking and fearless, yet capable of loyalty, chivalry, and simplicity, with a close bond to a Black rancher named "Nigger Frank" who embodies cowboy virtues.

Far West

Trade in Stuffed Animals Expands For Private Collectors

The taxidermist trade is growing since fall hunting season with more creature mounts for private collectors. deer heads fetch 12 to 15 dollars for mounts, elk and moose horns 35 to 45 dollars, finished pieces 125 to 250 dollars, and large Alaska moose heads command top prices. Bears, cats, dogs, birds, and fish vary in cost, with oddities like albino squirrels and freak antlers surfacing amid a brisk seasonal market.

Europe New Jersey

Wanted Heavy Coin Triggers Treasury Tale

An old man with long hair called on Mr. Roberts the treasurer of the United States and asked for 26 heavy old-fashioned copper coins. He was told none were in the treasury and sought a coin collector or dink shop. He raged that Congress should investigate and said he wanted the coins to punish an F street car conductor who forced him to take 15 pennies and a nickel for a quarter.

Roberts United States Treasury Congress

Expert claims sunburn boosts hair growth on bald heads

An expert states that a burning sun can stimulate hair growth on balding individuals. The assertion contrasts with common cautions about sun exposure and skin health.

Saya

Trade Review Shows Mixed Early Week Signals Across Sectors

R G Dunn & Co highlights little new in business and financial conditions over the past week. Manufacturing plants grow busier, prices slide gradually, and retail and jobbing trade remain strong with broad activity. Wages rise at some mills, hours shorten at others, and iron and steel show record production and expanding capacity.

R. G. Dunn & Co Review of Trade Iron and Steel London United States Europe Canada

Farm Owner Ilah Cavedish Runs Black Farm Site

The Honorable Ilah Constance Cavedish, a 17 year old daughter of Lord Chesham, owns and manages a black farm near her father's estate.

Pennsylvanian Nautical School graduates get priority for colliers

Berthson Colliers and Secretary Long announce that Saratoga schoolship graduates will be preferred for auairtermasters positions on United States colliers. The move aims to form a national reserve to be drawn on in war. Also notes various ads and testimonials including catarrh cures and quack patent medicines.

Long Navy Department Pennsylvania Nautical School Saratoga United States Corona Colt Kant Colar

Carg Candy Cathartic Claim For Bowel Help

An old advertisement touts Cascanyrs as a remedy for various ailments by cleansing the bowels. It promises natural relief without gripe or pain and claims easy movements at a cost of ten cents to start. Beware imitation products.

Ft. Bewara

Mother Gray’s Powders for Children Advertised Cure

Many school children are sickly, says Mother Gray of the Children’s Home New York. Her powders claim to break up colds in 24 hours cure feverishness tenchads stomach disorders and destroy worms. Available at all druggists 24c sample mailed. Allen Olmsted New York address. A wife who is a good cook makes a chicier ful husband.

John Hall Catarrhberg Hull Mother Gray New York Allen Olmsted le Hoy

Wordy Testimonial Presses Lydia E Pinkham's Remedy

Mrs Hulda Jakeman from Salt Lake City Utah recounts relief from painful menstrual periods after six bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound claiming complete restoration for over two years. Ad urges women to seek cure and reply to Lynn Massachusetts, threatens $5000 for testimonial authenticity.

Hulda Jakeman G Eave Lydia BE Pinkham Timpa Jareman Sault Lake City Utah Jakeeman Lydia E. Pinkham

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