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Newspaper
Lorain County Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1893
Page
2
The article argues fertilizers should supplement barnyard manure only when soil is exhausted or deficient. It stresses using soil tests to target nitrogen phosphorus and potash, warns against waste, and outlines plot experiments to isolate needs. It notes the need for uniform application and proper soil drainage and cultivation.
Dr. Paw Boot of the Woman's Medical College describes southern Indian living conditions that foster cholera. He details unsanitary water sources, overcrowded huts, caste-based water access, river bathing practices, and poor care for the sick, including a fatal case in Madras. The account links ritual bathing, open sewers, and crowded courtyards to the disease's spread.
Royal Baking Powder costs more to produce due to refined ingredients, but its purity and leavening strength are higher and provide more value to consumers. It surpasses cheaper powders, which still leave impurities in food, including lime ammonia or alum. For finest food and health, Royal is the safe choice.
A brief fragment notes a cake recipe disagreement between a father and daughter about how to cook it. The New York Weekly quote suggests Bridget followed a different method than told, leaving the outcome uncertain.
Abstract, humorous exchange quoted as if a judge remarks on a moon barber scene. The barber asks if the mug is kept in the shop and replies no, it is only kept there while being shaved. The odd dialogue captures a surreal, playful courtroom-like moment.
A lively summary of Wide Awake for June features inked poems and stories. It highlights Anna Robeson Brown's Wail O Stratford with illustration by Cox, Kate Rohrer Cain's The Men in Lincoln Green, Marietta Ambrosi on Spanish children and bullfighting, Susan Coolidge's Volger Danske, Elton Craig's The Wizard's Palace, and Louise Coffin Jones Hawaii schoolgirl sketch. The issue promises serials by W. O. Stoddard and Theodora B. Jenness, with contributors on yachts and travel, plus a note on promotional items and miscellany from various publishers.
An aggregation of fragments warns readers about mercury in catarrh tonics and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio while noting internal action against blood and mucous surfaces. The clipping also references folk cures, laxatives, and a grafting anecdote from Pittsburgh with unrelated notes from Norristown and Galveston.
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