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Newspaper
Lorain County Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1892
Page
3
An old farm and garden note discusses poultry buildings, noting a single structure should house about two hundred birds. It favors simple, sturdy construction over elaborate design and suggests extending the plan to accommodate more birds or building additional sheds as needed.
Advice on evaluating cattle breeds and dairy sows stresses testing bloodlines over color, avoiding prejudice, and implementing local routines. Warns against wholesale adoption of theories and emphasizes practical, cost reducing improvements tailored to individual dairies.
A rural farmer column offers guidance on nesting compartments for poultry, horse harness fit, soil drainage with tile, and cattle feeding. It discusses fence types with smooth wire No 10, mulching trees, Korn marketing notes, rest for dairy cows, and rooting cuttings in earthen pots to speed root growth.
A discussion urges saving the African eland and other antelopes from extermination as colonial empires expand. It praises the eland for meat quality, size, tameness, and adaptability, and calls on British park owners to conserve these species and even attempt rearing them in England. The piece compares colonial animal losses, referencing American bison, and urges proactive preservation.
The text fragment critiques the burden on husbands and the idea of a perfect home. It cites a New York Ledger quote noting many married men suffer strain at home and that the home department is not an Elysium, reserved for the man of the house to endure.
A physician signer defends using Warner's Safe Cure, cites ten years of belief, and challenges medical hostility to proprietary medicines. He recalls Dr. Holland's view that many effective remedies come from practice and urges continued openness to such products despite professional cautions. He says patients improved with the cure after other treatments failed.
A jumble of verse titles and writer names including Adeline, Miriam Branton, El Brooks, and Mrs Exma Hunting ton Nason. Also references to Lieutenant Colonel Thorndike and a Gibraltar adventure, plus a distorted advertisement for harness and vehicles. A disparately gathered set of literary items and ads reflects periodical page miscellany.
A statement from Miss Josiy Owen of Avontpelier Ohio describes lifelong catarrh and facial eruptions ending in permanent relief after eight bottles of Laan 8.S. S. remedies. She credits the product with curing her incurable condition and returning her life to normal.
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