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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1894
Page
7
The article describes separators used between honey sections to prevent cross buildup. Wood separators are preferred where loose use is possible, as they are cheaper and bees can climb them like ladders. Tin separators chill bees and are less suitable for handling.
Shown are agricultural notes on hive separators and foundation methods, honey boards and queen exclusion devices, and advice on harrowing wheat, corn root worm, crop rotation, and rape as a bolling crop. Includes Ohio and Iowa station references and practical farm recommendations.
The Iowa Homestead urges preparing for dry periods by storing grass, reducing livestock on 40 acres, and using silos or early crop substitutions such as corn, sorghum, millet, and oats to sustain dairy cows through July and August. Advice covers drought plan, regional methods, and practical forage options for dry years.
A report describes the death and elaborate funeral of the chief priest of Japan's largest Buddhist sect. It notes the sacred water from washing the body, kept in tiny bamboo vials, valued for merit. The water is believed to grant safe entry to paradise.
The jumbled OCR presents an old Castoria advertisement style noting infant illness and remedies. It references Castoria as a remedy across ages from baby to child and mentions a switch to remedies as ailments change. The fragment implies a nostalgic, period tone typical of mid century ads.
Doctor Vanmarter, famed New York Eye and Ear Hospital surgeon, will visit Marshall on Thursday May 10 for a one day free confidential consultation and examination at the Johingon House. He offers specialized tests and cures for eye and ear disorders and various nervous and sexual diseases, promising complete restoration and a new medical approach after European practice.
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