Hog Cholera Disease Features and Internal Changes
Describes hog cholera with internal inflammation and mucous membrane damage. Notes ulceration, eruptions on membranes, lesions 1 to 2 mm up to several centimeters, and liver and kidney involvement with congestion and degenerative changes. Observes varied kidney coloration and occasional blood in tissues.
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Monte Hog Ehol Ora
Chiponie
Self-Opening Barn Door Mechanism Patented
The design uses a half inch rope fixed to a staple at the door edge, running along the track, over a small pulley, with a weight at the end. When attached to the opposite frame, it forms a cell closing arrangement that is completely satisfactory.
Fall pruning and care for fruit beds advised
The note urges fall care for strawberry beds and fruit canes, advising to burn waste, prevent bare ground, cover cultivated areas, and hoe without harming bulbs. It warns against overgrowth and stresses immediate attention to orchard ground and weed control to protect winter coverage.
Semiarid Cropping Debate Prompts Rest or More Work
Readers debate whether Heraiee Inve Choe can be grown with occasional rest or needs continuous cultivation. Some argue land requires rest in semiarid areas while others claim no rest is needed and more work improves harvest.
Dairy bull needs exercise before breeding season
The dairy bull should be allowed substantial running and roaming space to gain exercise. Do not restrain him or expect him to produce healthy offspring without sufficient physical activity. With breeding season approaching, he should have ample exercise for the next month.
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Lenat
Milk preservation methods and raspberry market notes
The text discusses two factors for preserving milk quality and mentions clean linens, seed, and temperature. It notes a red yabberry remains popular in city markets but is hard to grow in the west.
Slender-Leaved Blue Grass of West Described
The article notes the slender leaved blue grass Pontennifota common in western ranges from foothills to mountain tops. It highlights its value for grazing and pasture in meadows and dry foothills, and mentions related grasses including the Kentively blue grass used for lawns. It also touches on lightning photography correcting earlier zigzag depictions.
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Kennady
Nevada Station
Not in Chicago Told in Harsh Line About Marriage
A tersely phrased note asserts that spending on a wife surpasses investment in a claimable gold mine and that it is easier to divert a wife to another relation.
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Chicago
Nothing Surprising Amid Everyday Human Behavior
A wry reflection on how life unfolds in ordinary ways, with no shocking twists. The piece notes that what people expect and what they do often align, underscoring common patterns in daily conduct.
Kilmer’s Swamp Root Offered as Cure All
A late 19th century advertisement touts Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and bladder ailments. It claims to restore urinary control, ease pain, and cure heart and kidney-related issues, urging readers to send for a free booklet and purchase bottles of the remedy.
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Leimal
Sr. Kilmer & Co
Thinghamton
Handling of Fruit Crop and the dual purpose cow debate
An article by S&S. HM Fulton discusses rapid handling of fruit after picking to preserve quality, noting storage delay harms apples and pears and that packaging aids cooling and marketability. It also covers the debate over dual purpose cows, with Hoard opposing beef and milk on one animal and arguing for separate breeds.
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West Virginia
Delaware
Mall
W. D. Hoard
Hoards Dualryman
Golden Medical Discovery Promoted By Dr Peree
An 19th century advertisement describes Golden Medical Discovery by Dr Perce dix Correlal and Buffalo firm. It claims the glycerine based extract from native medicinal roots cures throat and lung ailments including catarrh and consumption with long term use, noting alternates with alcohol and offering free samples by postal card.
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Te Mont
Perce dix Coreral
Malar
Olla
F . Plere
Buffalo
al Ss
Peeenlen
Aden
Decayed season notes on health and fashion trade
The passage discusses decay and vitality, mentions health, and notes a fashion trade involving discarded robes worn by a queen's maid who earns $5,000 yearly. It also observes that most purchasers are American tourists.
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Dows Ger
Italy
Novel Millanthropy Brings Free Spectacles to Highlands
In West Sutherlandshire, James Conte’s twenty year effort funds small libraries and fresh donations to culture. Mr Conte and Mr Coates plan broader outreach with mobile eye care, distributing 669 pairs of spectacles to those with vision loss in one district.
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Bscotland
Palstey
West Sutherlandshire
West Olgster
For That Dull Feeling After Eating
Reads like an old advertisement claiming a tablet strengthens the stomach regulates the liver and bowels and is superior to pills at no extra cost. User testimonial from David Freeman of Key New Beodea praising the medicine as a remedy for post meal dullness.
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Van
Emily
David Freeman
Key
Pilla
Gospel Armor Faith Quote From Rev Miller
The message urges steadfast faith as gospel armor worn to stay not briefly worn to cast off. Reverend G F P Miller of Brooklyn, New York, emphasizes enduring devotion and growing esteem for the spiritual protection.
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Rey
G. FP. Miller
Episcopalian
Brooklyn
N.Y
Fashionably Clad Dinner Guest Reveals Clothing
A bachelor recounts a dinner with fashionable guests. When asked what a certain lady wore the response is enigmatic noting the attire was unseen beneath the table by the guest.
Calm Mind and Good Looks Advertisement
The ad promotes Ollivier's Rocky Mountain Ten tablets as a remedy to regulate digestion and bowels, relieve stomach distress, and support a temperate, cheerful aging. It emphasizes temper and appearance, claims elderly irritability can be avoided with the product, and lists price at 84 cents.
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Ollivier
Rocky Mountain
T. J Wadeworth
Few Chinese Students in Tokyo Favor Japanese Customs
Chinese students flock to Tokyo to study Western civilization but keep to themselves. They mingle little with Japanese peers, and many resent Japanese customs. They refuse to smoke Japanese cigarettes, illogically fearing sacred Chinese characters on the paper might be defiled.
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Tokio
Japan
Popcorn venture nets Kansas woman profit in eight weeks
A Kansas woman invested $200 in a popcorn business and sold a total of $445.45 in eight weeks. Her net profit totaled about $197, covering gear costs and leaving a surplus of roughly $97. The figure shows a small enterprise turning initial capital into earnings.
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Kansan
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