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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1909
Page
9
A compilation of farm guidance covering crop rotation planning, silage and feed practices, dairy testing with the Babcock system, and cattle, pig, and hog feeding tips. It emphasizes systematized rotation, balanced rations with alfalfa and grain, milk quality, and practical pest and pasture management.
Three trainers fought for over half an hour to save Capt. Tack Bonavita in a narrow passage at Coney Island as a full grown African lion named Roosevelt attacked. Bonavita and rescuers were wounded. the beast was driven back with prongs and revolvers, then caged and treated by Dr. Nash.
New York tale recounts Farmer Wilks with the longest beard plans and vaudeville glory. A goat on the Hammerstein roof gnaws away at the beard during intermission, leaving Wilks devastated as two feet seem lost. Contract terms hinge on beard length, raising questions about payments and management options. Governor Hughes is mentioned as a target for a later publicity stunt.
A tale from Waltez Cal describes Mme Grimalkin an Angora cat seized by a bald eagle at Landlock near a mine. After days of worry the cat telephoned a report it had returned from about two miles away. The mine foreman notes both animals disappeared from view during the chase and suggests the pair may have traveled roughly twenty miles.
Horace paredes work methods gain popularity in New York and Boston inspiring demand in Baltimore and Chicago. The piece notes strong reception and expanding interest in his approaches across several metropolitan markets.
A family horse named Dobbin is sent to the country for retirement after earning a Test by Long Service. Four year old Edna watches the journey with feigned sorrow then asks if he rode the choo choo. She imagines the quiet animal traveling in plush comfort on a train.
A mother recounts using Cuticura products to treat severe dandruff and crusting on her daughter's scalp while a missionary husband was abroad. She lauds the remedies as a complete success and mentions Penny’s mill crust case in Carthage Ohio. Also notes a humorous rain umbrella line and a mother’s note on prayer.
Wu Ting Fang attacked the modern ballroom belle Elke the ancient Briton praised as wearing blue wood clothing lacking modesty. He described her idea of a magnificent toilet as only paint and scant attire, delivered during a Washington event.
The tale describes a brain and nerve builder food leading to Grape-Nuts. Created by tireless experimentation to aid mental and bodily strength, the product claims to renew daily brain and nerve waste without acting as a stimulant. Signature by C. W. Post appears on each package with a reference to The Road to Wellville.
A visit at Blanche’s home features a remark about fly larvae and eggs. Blanche replies she never heard a fly cackle, prompting puzzled reactions from a surprised aunt. The fragment ends with a mix of ads and quotes about farming and remedies.
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