Manure Storage Cost Savings in Barn Cellars
A Maine Farmer commends barn cellars for storing manure to cut costs and improve animal health. He argues a well built cellar under cattle preserves liquids, prevents evaporation loss, and yields about 50 cords of manure annually worth significantly more than commercial fertilizer, with proper drainage and dry floors crucial for success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Dr. Salm
Mary Dickie
Blacklick
Indiana County, Pa
Felling a Leaning Tree and Patent Medicine Notices
A letter from the old New England Homestead offers a practical method to prevent tree splitting by bending an iron bar into a guide, then sawing from the opposite side. The page also promotes Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Nervine as tonics, plus Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy with local druggists listed for Indiana and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Victoria's Windsor Castle Lit by Many Methods of Illumination
The New York Advertiser describes Windsor castle’s lighting and heating systems during the royal residence. Gas coal oils and candles support public and staff needs while the queen’s private rooms rely on wood fires banishing coal. An electric plant exists but is rarely used with limited lighting in corridors and libraries. Coal from North Wales is hauled by train and distributed by porters to hundreds of rooms. A dedicated staff coordinates heating and lighting with careful, official duties to keep the castle efficiently powered. Meanwhile Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Hood’s Pills are advertised as remedies for fatigue and digestive issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor Castle
Windsor
North
Wales
New York Advertiser
Excursion to Washington D C by Pennsylvania Rail Route
Last excursion of the series via Pennsylvania Railroad offers special trains from branch points to Greensburg Plairsville Martinsburg Holidaysburg Altoona and return on regular trains except Pennsylvania Amited Tickets on sale in Pittsburg at Union Ticket Office Fifth Avenue Smithfield Union Station and all listed stations Apply to Thomas E Watt Passenger Agent Western District 110 Fifth Avenue Pittsburg
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Fess Southwest
Greensburg
Indiana
Plairsville
Martinsburg
Holidaysburg
Altoona
Bedford
Huntingdon
Amit
Pennsylvania Amited
Pittsburg
Union Ticket Office
Fifth Avenue
Smithfield
Union Station
Thomas E. Watt
Western District
Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore
Pennsylvania Limited
Twest
Brownsville
Cry
Blairsvil
Ane
Clearfield
Philipsburg
Tyrone
poetsLingdon
Rm Deion
Lewistown Junction
McVeytown
Mifflin
Newport
Duncan
Washington
A Dialogue on Heaven and Teeth in the Afterlife
A Baltimore lawyer tests an 82 year old equity client about heaven. She argues they will know each other because bodies remain the same there but with no blood, and teeth may exist even among the wicked as Scripture cites gnashing. The exchange ends without further probing. A newspaper item notes readers miss ads, then recounts cures and medicines including Pain Balm and King’s New Discovery, with local sellers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore County Bar
Cours
Baltimore Sun
Castoria Through Generations Cited in Rhyme Ad
The text recalls Castoria as a longtime remedy used for babies and children, noting its repeated use across generations from infancy to parenthood. It emphasizes a nostalgic, branded household remedy cited in a rhyming ad style.
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Ela Apeuer
Oxford St
Brooklyn
Mystic Cure for Rheumatism and Neuralgia
A claimed one to three day remedy promotes a mystical cure for rheumatism and neuraglia. Testimonials tout quick relief and a cure after two months of use with a 75 cent price in Indiana Pennsylvania. Also promotes the American Kidney Cure for bladder and urinary issues with rapid relief and sale by Herrick Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrick Bros
Indiana
Jonathan Kenison
Bolan, Worth Co
Iowa
Ft. Madison
Chamberlain
Daugherty Bros
M. G. Miller
Blairsville
W. I. Moore
Homer City
R. N. Parks
Manon Center
Herrick Bro’s
Herrick Bros., Druggists
Notice in Partition for Indiana County Heirs
Attorneys Cunningham and Fisher announce a partition action under an Indiana County Orphans Court order. Heirs named include Mahon and Pearce families of West Wheatfield and New Florence, with a May 8 1895 inquest date and two land parcels totaling 105 acres in West Wheatfield Township Indiana County Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Steel Mahon
West
Wheatfield Township
Padiuna
Mungo C. Mahon
Nickerson
Monroe County
Kansas
Samuel (. Mabon
Conemaugh
Cambria
Thomas J. Mabon
West Wheatfield Township
Indiana
Caroline Mabon
Lilian Mabon
John Mab
James Martin
Westmoreland County
Pennsylvania
Elizabeth Martin
Elizabeth Mabon
J. Wood Clark
John Martin
George Martin
Charles Martin
Dee
Orphans’ Court
Indiana County
Heirs of James and Julia Stewart Face Estate Decision
In Indiana County Pennsylvania the Orphans Court orders heirs and guardians to appear on the first Monday of June to accept or refuse real estate valued at 10.5 per acre totaling 1129.25 or show cause why it should not be sold. Witness James McGregor Clerk and Judge Harry White President. March 19 1895. Geo. W. Hood, Attorney. Executor's Notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Cony
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Tod
KR. Stewart
M.C. Stewart
A. A. Johnston
Carl
Ralph
Mary
LeRoy
Hazlett Johnston
M. C. . Stewart
John Pant Sloan
James Stewart
el Paso County
California
Margaret Stewart
Will
State of
Washington
Elizabeth B. Bettinger
Osage Coaunty
Kansas
Orphans’ Court
James
Julia Stewart
Harry White
James McGregor
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Hood
Alfren
Aale Bros
M. G
Blairville
W. L _dfeore
B. X. Parks
Marion Center
Victoria
Ber Majesty
G. Caillouette
Beaversville
Dr. King
la Grippe
Tom E. Hildebrand
Wim. I. Moore
Milt G. Miller
France
Castoria
James Anderson
A. B. Knots
Grant, Indiana Co
Pitcher
Cunningham & Fisher, Attorneys
George Mabon
West Wheatfield
Thomas Dick
James Hood
Harvey Mahon
John Liggett
Thomas J. Mahon
Miller Lynn
Indiana, Pa
D. C. Mack
Sherif
Ule
James and
Geo. W. Hood
Amos T. Anthony
Shelocta
Robert N. Anthony
WM. Robinson
White Township
John M St.Clair
F. M. Edwards
G. E. Frantz
Edwards & Frantz
F.M. Edwards
F. M. Edwards & Sons
D. H. Tomb
James Dias
Buttington Township
J . C. A. Campbell
Armagh
E. W. Smith
Jacob H. Peterson
Cherryhill Township
William E. Stewart
John P. Elkin
Robert Galbreath
Rayne Township
John E. Galbreath
the Normal Department
THE
Rowe College
Ting
Hsh
Penmeylvania Theeskes
International Anitas Peaguet Association
Circular
Cat DL Bowe
Johnstown
Landis & C6
Daniel Martyn
D. D
New York City
Evwr F. Parner, ™. D
1Th Street
Ith Ave
New York
Cig
Tae Contace Company
Mumeay Steuer
Moritz Salm
American House
Penn’a
Kittanning
Ir. Salm
Lizzie Allison
Blairsville Intersection
Mes
Martua Carney
ELK
Anxiogsy
Salm
Kate Konnux
Parkwood
Sab
Jons D. Mrrie
Kent
Mims
Resecca Weener
Acor Shafter
Mechanicsburg
Bediy
Sanford & White's
ELKIN
Clover & Timothy Sec
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