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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1913
Page
6
An article by T. El Orr argues eight pure bred hens yielded eggs worth $3.73 per hen in a year and raised 75 chicks, with chick profits exceeding egg profits. It stresses proper feeding, water, and care, detailing rations, grit, and daily variety to keep hens productive and lean.
A study of fencing shows how farm enclosures reveal owner habits and land use. From stump and Virginia rail to modern devices, the piece urges proper, regularly maintained fences to prevent cattle damage and protect lands, noting historical legal duties and court rulings.
Speaker Cannon reviews recent political events and progressive movements in a long analysis. He argues the Republican party will not be reorganized by new leaders or urban factions and warns Democrats will face renewed criticism as they enact revenue reform.
This piece explains battery operation, the roles of electrodes and electrolyte, and how chemical action powers devices. It notes dry versus wet batteries, polarization, and that once worn out or polarized, a battery cannot be restored and should be replaced.
The writer argues that Taft supporters may rue tariff concessions with Canada under Underwood, warning that Democratic pressure could collapse foundations of American prosperity by pursuing cheap imports rather than moderate trade offers.
A vintage advertisement touts Electric-Bitters as a leading health tonic for stomach liver and kidneys. It features Mrs Rhinevault of Vestal-Center praising its life saving benefits and urges readers to buy a bottle for 50 cents or 60 cents at City Drug Store Taubereck Davison.
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