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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1912
Page
5
The text mentions using a strong solution of washing soda with water to bathe warts for a minute, dry, repeat until disappearance, and a method involving moist lunar comic magazine subscriptions. It then references a colored man named Satchell who was arrested a few days ago.
fragmented OCR notes describe a divorce case involving a Mrs J and her husband on a farm. witnesses refer to attempts to make life miserable. mentions Sheridan Plough a Reno County historian and a city task night. unclear items list chocolate tea and flavors such as cream vanilla cherry tea.
Chicago market notes show cattle receipts around 3 000 with weak to steady tone for cows and heifers. Hogs receipts near 23 000 with slow demand and lower prices, light hogs at 6.90 to 7.25, mixed 6.95 to 7.30. Also mentions butter creamery prices, wheat and corn settlements, plus a motor truck delivery development for Mutual Oil Co in Marion Kansas and a social alternatives speech by Wm. Garver of Independence, Mo.
A jumble of farm construction ideas discusses using 2x4s and lath for foundations, external hoops for strength, and silage storage dimensions. Mixed in are missing parcel reports, lost items near Kress, drugstore slippers, a registered drive inquiry, and odd household health tips.
Aged agricultural notes advise feeding turnips and other roots to dairy cows as a valuable winter addition. Feeding timing matters. turnips fed before milking can taint milk, while feeding after milking avoids flavor issues. A peck per cow daily suffices, with minimal salt sprinkled on chopped roots. Western states like Wisconsin and Iowa increasingly rely on root crops to diversify winter rations.
A Rural New Era item describes a home made milk cart built from old heels and a farm axle. The device carried three milk cans and could be used to wheel feed or fertilizers around the farm or barn.
Fragmented note discusses brain related trade terms and barter rates per pound. Mentions two kinds of brain products and a fifteen cent per pound reference. References markets and producers in a vague, era style.
The Kodak Christmas spirit shines on young folks as gatherings bring joy. A dollar or two buys simple treats and small joys, marking a modest yet meaningful holiday tradition for children.
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