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Newspaper
Mansfield Press
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1909
Page
3
A compact guide advises daily mare exercise and prompt pruning of the vineyard, notes on brood sow feeding, and keeping poultry dry with grits in winter. It covers butter quality, alfalfa planning, thinning fruit trees, and safe handling of calves, cows, and cats to boost farm profits and efficiency.
Indiana justice George E. Law, famed for record breaking service, endorses Dean’s Kidney Pills in a 1909 letter. He credits the remedy with easing a bad back restoring sleep and improving daytime function while clearing urine. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A sharp critique resurfaced after a tiger reportedly injured in a display went wrong due to unsafe handling by a novice taxidermist. The incident sparked calls for stricter oversight and training in animal preservation practices.
Miss Ann Pearsons of Northfield Vermont describes dreadful eczema on face and neck with raw, inflamed skin and oozing water. After three doctors and failed remedies, she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, and within three months the condition fully healed. Potter Drug & Chem. Corp. promotes Cuticura in Boston.
In a comic clash the country editor berates his new helper for poor work. He rejects the idea of hiring Horace Greeley for five dollars weekly, demands six dollars cash per week and urges the apprentice to push the journal in Punkinville, warning of consequences if the quality does not improve.
Anxious for a promised pair of slippers for Sunday Susie pleads with her mother to buy them for a Wednesday party. After tiring of the teasing she blurts that she may be dead by Sunday and the mother will be sorry for the disappointment. Susie wears the slippers on Wednesday.
A Wisconsin couple tried Postum after coffee caused sleeplessness and irritability. They found relief as they switched, noting fresher skin and steadier nerves, with better temper. They emphasize proper preparation and the product’s appeal.
The census branch reports Western Canada wheat yield in 1908 reached about 107 million bushels in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta valued at roughly £85 million plus allied crops worth $35 million. A letter from Rev Oscar L King of Edmonton praises Alberta for good homesteads, climate, schools, and improving rail access, noting settlers can gain a 160 acre farm with no mortgage despite early hard winters and distance from towns.
The fragment notes a widow pursuing Jina’s husband, asks if she married him, and whether he died of a cause. It suggests a melodramatic plot from a historical piece, with terse dialogue about pursuit and death.
Advertisement notes Murine Eye Remedy by Murine Remedy Co Chicago for illustrated eye book. Describes relief for red weak weary watery eyes and soothing eye pain. Lists druggists as location.
A remark calling someone “as honest as the day along” follows with a scoffing addendum “especially in the winter time,” implying the speaker doubts integrity in certain seasons within a brief exclamatory exchange. The line anchors a larger social tease about trustworthiness.
A collage of old ad blurbs tout eye salve for inflammation and styes, Garfield Tea laxative, Red Cross Ball Blue for white clothes, Brown's Troches for coughs, and a Woolfolk Sanitary Lotion claim. Also quotes about fortune, happiness, guilt, marriage, and wit fill the page.
Mrs. Eva Wuieatoy of Vienna Virginia credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after years of illness under medical care. The ad claims the remedy is made from native roots and berries, contains no narcotics, and offers free expert advice from the Pinkham laboratory in Lynn Massachusetts.
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