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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1910
Page
8
Advice emphasizes cleanliness in dairies water quality and disease prevention. It warns against odors and dust near milk storage and notes cows drink polluted water risks typhoid fever. It also states bred dairy cows are typically best and recommends nose rings for bulls with early training.
Describes a triangular framed pneumatic sweeper operated by hand to avoid wiring. A blower at the top creates suction through a stationary pipe feeding dirt into a lower receptacle, with a wheel and handle guiding the device as the dirt is deposited into a car beneath. The unit is lighter than many self powered sweepers.
Beat butter and sugar with eggs then alternate milk and flour with baking powder to make three layer cake. Fill with lemon scented apple filling, cook until jelly like, and frost with soft boiled icing.
Simple remedies include hot sponge baths and Borax in water to soften it. A small amount dries the skin. rash stems from heat or diet errors and fades when kept warm and given slight night doses. Neglected colds hurt appearance and a tonic can help. Damp hands respond to eau de cologne and rosewater lotion with dusting.
Martinsville society pages report Mrs. Bartlow feeble and Henry Ryan frail while Harry Hall improves. Local businesses see moves with Merlen Jeffers buying meat market half interest and Genial George resuming route No. 6. Weather and roads cited with rock roads praised and a cold week ending in snow. There are school elections with a board of education chosen and a plan to bond for building defeated by eight votes. A Casey township Sunday school convention is planned at Friendship church with county workers and visiting families noted.
A Bakersfield superintendent designed a monster plow to widen furrows to fifty inches, pulling with ten horses. Fifty horses finally moved the device, but the project failed economically, revealing a miscalculation in cubic capacity when doubling plow width.
Fragmentary lines reflect a meditation on inner quiet over external comforts. The text hints at seeking calm within rather than relying on material ease, suggesting a philosophical or religious reflection.
Prices for seed potatoes fall with buy now urgency. Early varieties such as Early Everett and Burbank show lower per bushel rates, with Rural and Early Ohio offerings listed. Regional huckster ad notes Cornish corner prices and 10 cent to 25 cent ranges.
Omitted fee on a $1000 policy by the Bank Lite Association and insurance details show errors. The fragment mentions Winterrowd and a payment of 9.60 with unclear particulars.
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