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Newspaper
Iowa Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1892
Page
3
A horse breeder notes that horses eat constantly and need feeding often. A good feeder should supply food at least four times daily with two meals early morning and at night. The stomach is small relative to body size, requiring frequent nourishment even on journeys.
A rhythmic verse recalling a long running Castoria slogan from infancy through motherhood. It highlights the brand as a constant aid from childhood through generations. The piece emphasizes trust and continuity with the Castoria name across eras.
Fragmented copy touts Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy from the World's Dispensary Medical Association. It cites claims of curing chronic catarrh and related head symptoms, and promises $500 to anyone not cured, urging readers to try the product.
The Standard reviews Roswell G Horr’s long studied critique of the single tax theory. It questions his Europe origin claims, his handling of land and improvements, and his belief that taxes must separate land value from improvements while noting how real estate appraisal already does this in several states.
A St. Andrew's Hall gathering in Toronto backed a petition for municipal options to relieve taxation on buildings machinery crops and other industry and to tax land value or use any revenue method. Alderman George S Macdonald revealed he is a single taxer, and leaders from Trades and Labor Council and Knights of Labor spoke in support. Deputation to city council and Ontario legislature pledged to push the resolution amid strong cheers.
The piece notes a superstition in Scotland that May marriages bring bad luck. It cites historical counts: April 2055 marriages, May 1003, and June 4148, with June showing twice April and four times May. The data underscores seasonal marriage patterns across the three months.
A scattered survey notes large unsettled areas in Canada and Siberia, a German countess cooking in New York, 10 000 hee colonies in Ventura County, and 16 tons of steel pens exported from Birmingham weekly. It cites a multi language Philadelphia streetcar conductor, Brooklyn officials dining in a new sewer, watches guaranteed within ten seconds per month, 487 schools in Irkutsk, Siberia’s population near 900 000, and an insane Indianapolis barber coal oil shaving incident. It also mentions hens originating in the Bankiva jungle, voting rights for literate citizens in Bolivia, and American medical diplomas not entitling the holder to call themselves M D in England.
A Q&A style ad describes Gypsine as an everlasting cement base wall finish that hardens with age, outlasting kalsomines which soften and wash off. It is claimed to be non poisonous, a disinfectant, and useful for frescoing. Purchase through local dealers or request literature from Diamond Wall Finish Co. Grand Rapids Michigan.
An old advertisement extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a universal remedy against dyspepsia constipation and bile irregularity. It claims the tonic restores health and vigor, counters malaria and rheumatism, and strengthens sluggish kidneys while uplifting debilitated invalids with fortifying effects.
The Brazil railroad system suffers from lack of enterprise and inadequate accommodations for freight and passenger transport. Overcrowded lines often halt freight for up to fifteen days, harming coffee traders. Timetables are rarely published, and arrivals or departures require a station visit. A wave of railway building exists but uses old methods compared with northern progress. A broad sweep of upcoming events follows in travel and civic notices. The mastodon tooth found in Zanesville weighs eight and a quarter pounds. Mrs Precini,a Scrocanus of Georgia claims 115 years and has 1,274 descendants.
John F Jones of Edom Texas endorses German Syrup for six years of use. He reports relief from sore throat coughs colds hoarseness chest and lung pains and spitting up blood. He claims it outperforms other cough syrups and reduces winter illness in his family.
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