Railroad Time Table and Schedules Mentioned
A fragmented rail timetable lists multiple train names and routes. It references Arkansas City Express, Utah and Tex Express, Kansas and local passenger runs, mixed daily services, and notes on Sundays and holidays. It also contains appointment notices and legal snippets about guardianship and official postings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banta Fh
Baalna
Matsas City
Utah & Tex Express
Ener Noty Minute
Texan
de Lawrenon Ruance Auurives
US Vagseeger
Lds
Sandey
Travru Worth Kraedr
Baviera
Accecune
Ned Averseas
Balica
Wuath Wits
AEB Pacific Krorea
Sander
Mizad
Peoie
Ganisy
Flat Honey Knife Handle Improves Honey Yield
W L Coggeshall notes in Bee Culture that a flat honey knife handle, half oval and planed in a vise, raises more honey than a square handle. He argues the flat form requires less effort and could gain more production, urging readers to adopt the flat design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Coggeshall
Newly Purchased Birds and Health Risks Highlighted
A damaged OCR excerpt describes disease risks from buying newly purchased fowls. It recalls farms in Tiehtwor tonind, poor conditions, and birds kept in crowded pens. The piece notes deaths from rope and the need for clean separation of animals, warning buyers to inspect premises and avoid diseased stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Phat
New Bee Disease Reported In Rural Area
A ragged passage notes a new bee disease spreading among apiaries, with mentions of transmission through shared equipment and environmental conditions. It highlights concerns about crop impact and calls for vigilance, testing, and collaboration among beekeepers and agricultural agencies. The tone mirrors early 20th century farm journalism, focusing on preventable spread and practical remedies.
Summer care for infants to prevent bowel trouble
Advice urges diligent care for toddlers in hot months warning against improper dosing. Recommends castor oil as first aid, a safe old remedy, and Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy if bowels remain unsettled. Stresses urgent readiness of medicines at home for infant health and cites cholera infantum as danger. Also notes Wabash observation cars offering day trains between Kansas City and St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Tzaina
Kansas City
St. Louis
New York
Both pleasure and profit from apiaries near city
The article outlines managing four nearby apiaries and two in the northern part of the state. It describes queen rearing at the home yard, supplying nuclei to other apiaries, seasonal movements, and maximizing honey production. It also notes uses of honey in foods and beverages and basic hive maintenance practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farner
Open Scratching Shed for Neck House Project
A painter house for a small Neck can be constructed as in the illustration, and this will prove very service atsto.
Poultry Shed Scratching Run Improves Warmth and Security
Experiments at Cornell Farmers' Twivew show a mesh wire shed with a door to cover it reduces filling of the shed with grain discarded by hens. The cave mesh wire proves better than glass and keeps hens warmer in open yards, with scratched bedding and snow-friendly design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corneil
Tvview
A Covered Water Pail Safety Device for Chick Rearing
A historical notice describes a safety device using a covered water pail to save chicks in a poultry yard. It explains hazards from deep vessels and a mechanism with a shove-in feature to keep water accessible. It notes few deaths among malted cholera cases and points to improper feeding or overfeeding as a seasonal risk.
Counterfeit Kings Remedies Warned by Bucklen Co
Public notice warns against counterfeit imitations of Dr King s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds. Bucklen Co urges buyers to look for the genuine wrapper seal as protection and names Barbet Son Hagerman Pam and C H mer Denver as points of sale or contact. The notice mentions a steel engraving of the Colorado Midland pass offered for 10 cents in stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
de. King
Buckien
B. E Bucklen & CO
Chicago
Windsor
Canada
Barbet & Son's
I Hagerman
Pam
Hocky
Colorado
Midland
C. H.mer
Denver
Dangerous delays harm kidneys in early trouble
Lawrence Rissey, a retired farmer, reports kidney trouble with backache and painful nerves. He credits Downe's Dean's Kidney Pills and Downe's Regu lem for relief, purchased from Dick Bros. drug store, with no side effects and a price of cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Dean
Lawrence
Reason Rissey
Dick Bros
Uveau
Regulem
Foster-Milbura Co
Buf
Alu
New York
Sola Agenta
United States
Down's
Gu Atoer
Work for nerves unique Massachusetts sanatorium offers congenial employment
A seaside Massachusetts project uses arts and crafts as therapy for nervous disorders. Patients, many women but also men, engage in wood carving, pottery, weaving, and pottery under gentle supervision, in a cheery atmosphere by the bay. The shop also serves as a living space with rest areas and nourishing meals, fostering recuperation through calm, purposeful labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marbiehead
Jaus
Bay View
Ane
Norwal
Hess
Luthor
Fiult House
Chl
Cho
Misa Lusher
Herringbote
Gouserpates
New Life Pills and Blood Bitters Ad Notice
An old ad claims poisons originate in food and promises Dr King’s New Life Pills cure all sickness from undigested food. Barber & Son’s drug store sells them for 25c. Also touts Burdosk Blood Bitters for scrofula salt rheum erysipelas and eruptive diseases with cleansing and purifying effects.
How a Serviceable One Can Be Laid Right Over the Planking
A difficult dairying problem is addressed in a Farming Home note on laying a cement floor over a board stall. Direct cement bonds to the floor, back to the potato manger, rising to the rear wall, with wet cement poured over the top. Absorbers placed at key points capture light and save liquid manure, reducing waste and improving cleanliness.
Early Tower Clocks and Ancient Timekeeping Origins
An exploration traces public clocks to Arab origins with Paris’s 12th century civic timepiece by Herri de Vie and Jehan le Felains in Rouen. It notes later refinements, vertical gear trains, and ongoing debate over the original horological specimen and its creator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Hainaut
Rouen
France
Revue Internationale d'Horligerie
Germany
Paris
Justice
Charles
Herri de Vie
Jehan Ie Felaims
Jeli de Felains
de Vie
Me Orst
Julien Leroy
Hoch Guntal
Elpeius
Tepaate
South Oyemr
Bierny
Peter
Tony Rey
Feeding Sheep to Market and Profit Margins Shrink
The article discusses how excessive grain feeding lowers profit in sheep sale, citing past practices by Huron County farmers. It recounts a Manitoba style case of woolly lambs fed via straw and hay, detailing costs, weights, and returns, and notes the impact of feed choices on market outcomes. It also includes unrelated notices about patent medicine and travel ads for California trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Pysus
Huron
Hesiani
Che Woo
Dune
Amd
Deedebea
Obe Witmer
Joplin
California
Colosda
Midland
Rockies
C. H. Spears
G. F
Denver
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Pierce
Childen
Padan
Ayer-Persuada
Baer Sper
DP Wes
OP Banehvaoworth ‘Prance Pipl Yubutueu
Aidt
Maier Hiss
Lawrence Vally
Gris F. B. Brouk
Wiry
Fira Publiwued
Lawrence Daily
Ooylan
Rana Bob Weary
Petr Btu
Werner
Sant
Walter
Thomas Harley
Autoruty
Norwens
Eniryr
Imerraers
Barber & Son
Anit
Poultry Yard Facts
Justine Kasd
Minnesota
Freud Expeera
Massachusetts
Europe
Pch
Bontetter
Robert Ky Wants
Salem
Foley
Tam
Onde
Lenhart
Bowling Green
Piri
Lawrence Daily Journal
Sale
Shate
Kansas
Douglas County
Augustus H.griess
Platout
Hugh Cameron
Dirscad
Vougina
Egneas
Wil
Court House
Douglea County
Faulie
Allofida
Lesa
Douglas
Eppartenen
Woodwa
Amy Durdner
Ohe
Portland
Oregon
Union Pacific
Vorltand
T. Shanklin
EE. Alexander
Ea Ciry
Otibe Lew
Disactorate
Lewiseed Clark
Oregon Country
J. T Shanklin
Dapat
Pacun
Alexander
Santa Fe
G.A. R
Drover
Tickeia
Osicher
Deavar
Po- Elaco
The
Colorado Midland Railway
Cripple Creek
Lasdville
Glenwood
Salt Lake City
Moregl Law
T. P
Agnes
Boston
Didy
Ka Cliz
C. H. Speers, G. T. A. Denver
Calg
Journal
Dr. Bann
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