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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1882
Page
3
A 1919 bulletin notes potato trials comparing ridged, level, mulched, and sand-covered plots under Wanle potato seed. Results show ridge and mulched soils produced higher yields and better tuber quality, with sandy land potentially matching level culture in dryness and warmth for tubers but cooler roots. Authors caution year-to-year variation and call for more trials.
Sterns describes briefly his management of Frapes with a fall planting, careful pruning, and annual training. He favors planting eight feet apart, two strong buds, and thorough cultivation to ensure vigorous growth and eventual fruiting. He advises thinning, canes kept to three to four feet, and yearly cane replacement for a healthy yield.
The page advertises Dr. Guysote yellow dock and Barepsciitg trial as a cure for health, strength, and vigor, touting miraculous records and warnings about tuberculosis and consumption. It mentions General Dorriss’s will and his grandson Buswell Brown in jail for murder, plus numerous patent medicines, fraudulent letters, and a New York style sales pitch. It also references Christine Nilsson and other names in sensational ads.
A jumbled OCR page lists medical assertions for Kidney-Wort and Chamomile Pills, mentions Madame Wilerson with a private car grand piano, and reports General Sidney Burbank’s Newport burial. It references a predicted storm by Dr Wiggicg, a Revolution in BetTous, and Dr C W Benson’s remedies with price details.
A fragment filled with patent remedies and political mentions. References to Uncle Sam, Dr. Dygo’s celebrated elixirs, and various tonics mix with a note about Captain Woomus on Governor elect Cleveland’s staff. Includes advertisements for Teas, Worm Cakes, and Day Light Liver Pills.
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