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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1913
Page
7
An instructor from the University of Minnesota details lamb feeding on a farm, noting that adding peas to corn can improve feed efficiency. He recommends fencing off a corner for a trial and discusses methods to prevent chewing hard corn. Older lambs benefit from cracked corn and mixed feeds to balance protein and energy.
The article discusses lamb castration and docking methods, emphasizing humane handling and sterilization, and outlines tools like hot irons and pincers. It covers risks, timing, and disinfection, plus practical notes on farm routines and related Missouri agricultural guidance. It also touches corn and cowpea planting alongside forage strategies for hogs and sheep.
A compact description outlines a lever style door latch with a two inch wide strap and a seven inch long balance bar welded to it. The mechanism includes a curved slit in the door for the latch and a short screw fastened to the sill outside, enabling the latch to be worked from outside the door. The design emphasizes ease of installation and durability.
The notice asserts backache linked to weak kidneys causes irritability and fretfulness. It promotes a “best recommended” kidney remedy and claims it eliminates the pain and neu ralgia symptoms, urging readers to use the product to restore steadiness and relieve discomfort.
An early 20th century ad touts Resinol products including Neninol Ojotment and Renal Soap claiming relief for eczema, rash, ringworm, scalp conditions, pimples and black heads. It promises free trials and stresses widespread physician endorsement and nationwide pharmacy sales.
Prince Leopold of Tavarta, recently deceased regent, dozes during dinner after the first course. Guests restrained by etiquette pretend nothing is amiss as servants hesitate to serve. He wakes hours later, remarks on the empty table, and coffee arrives in the drawing room. Conversation resumes into the night. guests depart famished.
In Abbotsford Washington a mother recalls her son suffering a year from eczema on his hands until Cutleura Soap and Ointment were used twice daily for several months. The testimonial, dated February 13 1912, promotes Cutleura products and offers samples with a skin book from Boston. The ad closes with a quip about crime and a mother’s slipper.
A February 2 1914 letter from near Davidson Sask reports wheat yields of 20 to 35 bushels per acre flax about 20 bushels and oats 60 bushels per acre amid generally fine weather with bright sun in Alberta. notes 84.25 hours of sun to February 2 1914 versus 129 hours in 1912, while February 1914 was mild though stormy elsewhere. alongside social commentary on Chicago street ethics and a mix of ads and snippets.
A southern Episcopal bishop and his two year old son discuss a maiden aunt. The bishop urges the boy to accept her, while the child resists. In a humorous exchange the bishop remarks on differences in approach as the boy contemplates the aunt and her ways.
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