Round Hoghouse and Farm Building Advances
A detailed description from Iowa Homestead outlines a twelve sided round farrowing pen owned by a Polish-Camnas breeder. The design groups pens around a short alley for easy feeding, with eight foot wall panels, a six foot alley, and a second story storage accessed by a hoist. Cost is about 200 dollars and features a dormer door, slatted second floor, and a chimney. Also described are a rope handling method for hogs, growing peas in pots, and rising European demand for American apples with shipments to Montrel, Boston and New York.
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Iowa
Camnas
Dean's Ointment Ad Promises Relief From Eczema
An Indiana reader recounts relief from eczema after using Dean's Ointment, bought at Herrick Bros. drug store. Adverts tout the product as effective, with Foster Milburn Co. as sole U.S. agents, price 50 cents. The piece also contains a humorous exchange about ancestry between children and Mary, queen of Scots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Snyder
The
Foundry
Dean
Herrick Bros
Doctor Hopes Fading Patient Seeks Message of Hope
In a New York Herald item a man asks his doctor to tell a despondent friend there is no hope, recalling a prior positive prediction that the speaker would be dead in six weeks. The exchange centers on urging calm, contemplating mortality, and seeking reassurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valashle
New York Herald
Anaxagoras of Ionia and early eclipse theory
Astronomy notes: Anaxagoras born in Ionia believed to explain solar and lunar eclipses and taught students how to distinguish planets from fixed stars. He faced punishment for denying a deity. Also mentions the bee line concept and bee eye design aiding sharp, straight flight.
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Christ
Anaxagoras
Ionia
Wisdon
Rud
Local Institutes to Hold Two Day Program at Plainville
Local educators plan a two day institute in Plainville on Friday and Saturday January 23 and 24 1903. The program includes addresses by Louis Buchanan Byron Stewart and Frank Blue with debates on education and the signs of the times. Sessions cover memory cultivation nature study attention discipline mental growth and practical attendance among others with further events in Taylorsville Green Township on January 17 1903.
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Plainville
Louis Buchanan
Byron Stewart
Frank Blue
A. M. Morrow
Miles Fisher
L. A. Anderson
Frank Marshall
Deny
A. F. Elkin
Wm. Johnston
Eugene Field
Blanche Kirkpatrick
Ella Donnds
Eunice Kirkpatrick
Mae Shields
E. J. Welch
Maude Zimmerman
Jonnie Dowds
Lonngs Buchanan
Nannie McMillen
M. Wilda
N. Seanor
Taylorsville
Green Township
Forrnoon
Chas. Price
H. L. McCullough
Zola Nichol
Thankful Clawson
Walter Slater
Mra. Baird
Flore Learn
Earl Douglass
R. B. Knapp
Ball Gall
Bryant
County Institute
Chas
Evasy
Mary Davison
Iona Irwin
Angels in Studios How Models Pose for Religious Art
The New York Times describes four studio models who specialize in religious subjects. Jessie Williams, Marion French, and Gertrude Henderson are profiled for their roles in Madonnas and other sacred figures. The piece notes how artists seek suited textures and expressions, with humor and imagination shaping Madonna imagery.
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New York
Jessie Williams
Williams
Mr. Church
Coney Island
Williame
Williame. the Day Was Rainy and Muidy. Miss Williams
Charel
Miss Williams
Marion French
Miss French
Gertrude Henderson
Miss Henderson
St. Cecilia
Ruth
Rebecca
New York Times
Clerical Conundrum and Pains Quoted in Tribune
A fragment from the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune juxtaposes Whately on desert starvation with a pun about sand and Noah. It cites Smithers on genius as infinite capacity for taking pains and notes Greanache as a man who "gets every ailment he hears anyone else has."
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Archbishop Whately
Smithers
Greanache
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Meret He You Warning and a Bitter Cure
The speaker warns of being abandoned after a period of nicety. The text pivots to a claim that Dyspepsia bane of human existence is cured promptly and permanently by Burmlock Blood Bittera, which purportedly regulates and tones the stomach.
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Nica
Clerical Orders Issued By Buffalo Rochester Pittsburg Ry
Clerical orders for 1903 will be issued to ordained clergymen with regular charge of churches on or near the railroad line. Applications on company blanks must be sent to the general passenger agent at Rochester. Each applicant must be certified by a company agent. orders not issued otherwise. Epwaxp C, LApry, 502d General Passenger Agent.
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Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Railway Company
Rochester
Epwaxp C
Lapry
Indiana County
Progeress
Progress
National Tribune
New York Tribune
New York
World
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Daily Times
Daily Gazette
Daily Dispatch
Ohio Farmer
Youth’s Companion
NeEcompanion
McClure
Frank Leslie
New York Weekly Tribune Farmer
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Iowa Homestead
Orange Judd
Europe
Mont'rel
Boston
Indiana
Advice
Foster-Milburn
Buffalo
Sole
United States
Mary
Queen of Scots
Eva
Willie
Bachley
Benedict
A Angels OF Studios
Roweo College
Johnstown, PA
D.L Bowe
A. M
S. M. TicHenry
Telephone
Iindiana
J. Telford
Ernest Stewart
Loop Clare
W L. Stewart
Ofice
Stewart & Clark
Mansy
M.C Watson
Frame Ebenet
Atsox & Keener
Deposit Bank
Tome
Farmers’ Bank
Yooma No
John P. Elkin
Attorney-At-Lam
Elkin
Philadelphia Street
Ylands
N &. Pierce
Indiana, Pa
Atticeney-At-Law
J. M. Cunningham
Yanis
John
Banks
Yanss
Elper pHreiog
George J, Feit
Lor
Feit
Sutton Building
el Pits
Samuel Cunningham
Joh B. Fiarer
Cunningham & Fisher
ATLAW
Jana
W. * Lahan
Court Place
Farmers Bank
N. Langham
Farmers Ban Building
Joan L. Getty
Attornsy-At-Law
Hotels
Indiana House
Jobn Houe
Ita
Tadiana
Central Hotel
John W. Wray
G. Miller
Be, B. Riehr
Miller & Riehl
Surveyors
Cunningham
Butebrauge
N. Ehrenfeld
South Sixth Street
Teienhone Fo
A. Crossman
Court House
Sar
T.clate
Osice
South Street
Paale
Aurela
Artimala Tae
D. L. ‘Moorhhad
Soltetted Sm Hig
Reine Oor
F.C. Buterbaugh
Su Rekon
the Progress
A. O. Cravener
Lockard
Architect & Builier
Penw’a
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