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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1910
Page
7
An adaptable wagon bed converts from hay rack to livestock carrier to passenger wagon in minutes, eliminating extra wagons. It uses malleable iron side pieces and folding supports to carry crates, produce, or people, expanding farm wagon utility across tasks and seasons.
An article discusses arsenic bran mash as a controversial remedy for grasshopper outbreaks on Ridding Farm and nearby areas. It explains preparation, scattering methods, and risks, noting farmers report mixed results and caution about lingering contamination.
The text discusses exercise and rooting in a field to deter pests and improve feed efficiency. It mentions fattening methods and cautions about allowing certain rooting activities while noting possible atonement of errors. It suggests practical steps to manage feeding and energy.
An Ontario Agriculture Department bulletin describes how drains three feet deep affect a field water table. It notes the gradient of the water table, the effect of clay soil, and how water stands between drains after heavy rain. Remedies include deeper drains or adding a drain midway between existing ones.
A man describes years of a persistent severe skin irritation from ankle to knee, causing sleepless nights and weight loss. After trying doctors with little relief, he used Cuticura Remedies including Hesolvent Soap Ointment and saw the irritation disappear, returning to normal health and urging others to try the treatment.
A letter from Sunbury Pa thanks a skin remedy Restnol Ointment for curing a baby’s severe eczema and a family member’s skin eruptions after failed treatments. Advertisements push Reine Soap and Coca Cola with testimonials and a curious note about Shakespeare’s birthplace print mix up.
A terse, muddled dialogue fragment shows two men discussing drinking and a flask, with many garbled words and unclear names, suggesting a damaged OCR read of a casual street exchange.
In Cleveland after dinner a senator delivered a curiously worded reflection. The speaker’s phrasing suggested self interest or pretense, with critics noting odd hospitalities and a staged affect in the sermonlike address.
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