Hayes Hall The Manual Training Building at University
The board moved in 1873 to study manual labor for the college and in 1879 the mechanical laboratory began tool work and drawing. Hayes Hall, named for the ex-president, awaits fall opening to train students in manual occupations and industrial education.
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Board of Treslees
Eaph Leata
Ironton
Mechanical Laboratory
President Hayes
Board of Trustees
General Assembly
House of Representatives
Columbus
St Leo
Chicago
Toledo
F. L. Packard
Swon Anvestrary
Moon Cn
Irielves
Hares
Butattas
Money in Radishes A Winter Forcing Success
Prof Wmn Lazenby of Ohio State University reports radishes as the best performing crop in winter forcing houses after lettuce, due to quick maturity high demand and good returns for labor. Radishes have ancient origins in Egypt Greece and Rome with seed production dominated by France and Germany and labor costs shaping profitability in the U S.
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Wmn. Lazenby
Horticultural Department
Ohio State University
England
France
Germany
Thomas Carlyle
D. & Kellicott
Radishes Profit Battle Under Sub Irrigation at Ohio State
The article explains sub irrigation boosts radish yields and market value, detailing planting density, timing, and watering methods. It compares sub irrigation with surface watering, notes heavier tops with surface methods and larger roots under sub irrigation, and reports typical yields and market pricing. It also covers new horticulture and forestry courses at Ohio State University, scholarship details, and educational aims.
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Ohya State University
Ohio
United States
Save Bidénase for Bats and Other Ills
A collage of crude health and pest notes including a pest-control quack about rats using tartar emetic to drive them away, a comic quip about a married couple, a deafness cure claim, a brag about the bat’s strength, a malaria fever warning praising Hostetters Stomach Bitters, and a flippant remark about geology and bedrock.
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Hull
F. J. Crear & Co
Toledo
Elmirulazette
Syrup of Figs Ad Claims Health Benefits
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a pure liquid laxative with gentle, cleansing effects on the kidneys liver and bowels. It touts wide satisfaction and medical approval, notes the California Fig Syrup Co as the manufacturer and warns against substitutes.
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California
Royal Baking Powder Proclaimed Best for Quick Risen Foods
An advertisement extols Royal Baking Powder as superior to old-fashioned soda and sour milk methods. It claims top hotels, restaurants, and homes use it for all quickly risen foods and asserts the product never disappoints, spoils ingredients, or leaves lumps. It urges readers to choose Royal for best food results.
The Distinction and Moonshine Remark
A wife sobs that Herbert brings sunshine into her life while her father calls it an optical illusion and moonshine. A Washington Star quip reflects on misreading news stories about murder and capture. Beaconstreete notes a man’s fortune came from his own sweat and toil.
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Herbert
Washington Star
Peets Pills Praise and a Punchline from a Street Scar
The Washington Star quotes a humorist as a thief bags a pundit. The ad copy touts Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar and Pike's Toothache Drops, claiming cures for colds bronchitis and toothache in moments.
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Washington Star
Sabina
Hale
Pike
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Rata
Poind
St Louis Globe- Democrat
Timothy
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Howes Heavy En Hackers
Beeves Best
Gil Fiat
Tallphins
Porkers
Phila Delvhia Wool - Western
Mier
Puprsen
Dr. Sage
Ely
Warren
W. L. Douglas
W. Lb. Douglas
Brockton
Masa
Garfield
Dank & CO
Camvass
136 & Tames Pile
New York
Sapolio
I T
Lapres’ Home Journal
Tue
Curtis Pustisuinea
Philadelphia
Spurgeon
C. H. Boan
G T Congreve
London
America
Woomer St
Congreve
W. Baker
Erywhere
Baker & CO
Dorchester
Mass
Twotrac Tal Ataineur A.J Tower
Boston
E.krasier BO
Rami
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Victor Lal
Ladles “Wienorer Danks & CO
Tee
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