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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1912
Page
6
Purdue extension notes emphasize community colt shows as effective tools for stallion owners to advertise produce power while guiding farmers and mare owners in evaluating stallions. Proper care, feed, early training, and grooming are highlighted as key factors, with suggested class structures and roles for stallioners, farmers, and merchants.
Observations from a Wisconsin experiment station show sows with higher milk flow produce larger litters with strong growth. Heaviest milking sows average more pigs and faster early growth, while poor milking sows yield smaller litters. Select breeding stock by litter size, weaning growth, and the sow’s flesh condition.
The seed and fertilizer building at the Purdue experiment station damaged by the tornado last November is being rapidly replaced. The new structure will have a firmer foundation and be more substantial overall than the former building.
A detailed portrait of Abdul Hamid the Ottoman sultan highlights his fear of assassination, ritual killings, and palace cruelty. It traces his rise to power in 1876, failed reforms, Balkan unrest, Armenian massacres, and eventual deposition in 1909, noting his masterful, sly governance.
The passage touts the value of forethought through outcomes and promotes Ganivld Tea and Red Cross Ball Blue as effective remedies. It suggests women may not recognize their figures until others criticize, urging purchase from grocers.
Dialogue notes a sharp remark on political ruin as a man speaks of self-inflicted damage by bold言. The exchange highlights reputational risk and public speech in political life.
Quick healing salve prevents scars after burns or cuts. Free sample offer directs readers to write to J. W. Cole & Co. in Black River Falls Wisconsin.
A brief Life magazine style quote notes Mrs Gillet is described as well informed because she is on a party wire. The exchange highlights social gossip and public perception in suburban circles.
The remark suggests listeners are swept away by the new track The Aeroplane with a playful push toward enthusiasm and curiosity about audience reception.
A teacher John Mace and a judge discuss the meaning of a strait in a brief exchange. Mace. The judge calls it plain stuff about nothing in it.
A witty quip contrasts marriage jokes noting that Mrs Knicker Laugh brings universal mirth while Mrs Becker Weep leads to a gift or present. The line plays on pairing names with outcomes to provoke humor.
Hewitt notes the place sits about 1000 feet above sea level while Jewett counters that the sea’s level is deceptive and makes him feel sick. The exchange highlights contrasting perceptions of altitude and tides.
A critical portrait of Jean Jacques Rousseau highlighting his moral contradictions. The piece covers his early life as the son of a Geneva watchmaker, repeated quarrels with patrons, religious shifts, and a scandalous private life including sending his five children to a foundling asylum. It notes his literary rise, controversial ideas, and eventual death in 1778 amid speculation about his health and mind.
Mrs Kathryn Krafft describes eighteen years of blood poisoning and a crippling rash. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment along with Resolvent she bathes with hot water and sees sores heal in two months. The ad promotes Cuticura products worldwide with a free sample and Skin Book.
Four year old Dick proves hair can be pulled out with enough force and tracks the effect on his forelock. His seven year old sister watches in horror. Dick questions why not, and cites the Bible saying hairs are numbered and pulling one out would burden angels with extra bookkeeping.
Aunt Sarah took a dish of macaroni from her mistress and fed her family. The children, eager, ate it and woke to find two of them digging in the yard, claiming they were hunting for more macaroni worms.
A countryman corrects a policeman who misreads his chalked cart sign. The sergeant claims the name is obliterated, but the man insists his name is O Flaherty and he does not care who knows it. The tale highlights petty local mischief and humor.
A fragment promotes Paxton Antiseptic as a cleansing and whitening preparation for teeth. It claims it removes tartar prevents decay and is offered at 25 cents a box or by postpaid order from The Paxton Toilet Co Boston Mass.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer humorous anecdote portrays a dirt loving woman reaching St Peter. She asks if saints clean houses, and Peter replies that the ruling passion cannot be shed. Inside, she will be given a broom and dustpan instead of a harp.
The Kansas City Star recounts Booker T. Washington explaining his view that the race has a future, sharing a morning encounter by his door with Aunt Caroline who responds in dialect about her plans. The tone reflects a point about forward progress rather than a look at the past.
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