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Newspaper
Massillon Independent
Location
Massillon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1900
Page
2
A Cleveland public library patron read about physical culture, exercised for a week, then assaulted his father and damaged books, illustrating how a narrow study can provoke dangerous results.
A critical review condemns Andrew Carnegie for a foxed stance on fighting abroad while praising American sacrifice in the Philippines. It contrasts Carnegie’s self interest with the nation’s duty and lauds the resolve of soldiers who defended the United States in new territories. The piece discusses Brigham H. Roberts, Mormon church actions, polygamy, and a push for economy in Ohio governance while critiquing the political press and calls for high office merit. It notes the church’s formal repudiation of Roberts and questions gubernatorial mansion plans in Columbus.
Try Grain-O at grocers today for a coffee substitute. Suitable for children and adults with sensitive stomachs. It mimics the rich brown color of Mocha or Java but is grain based. Priced at three quarters of a cent per cup and 25 cents per package. Sold by all grocers.
George H. Hepworth muses on time and youth slipping away like sand, urging readers toward spiritual growth. He envisions the perfect Christ man and woman, a world without poverty or crime, and a religion evolving across centuries as souls advance toward divine unity.
A correspondent outlines how conformational flaws in bones and muscles, shoeing, and overloading rough roads contribute to lameness. It explains standing assessment, trotting tests, and how to identify lame limbs by weight shifts, head nodding, and gait changes.
The article advises limiting feeding to nonproductive fowls to keep winter profits high. It argues hens that lay should be rewarded, drones and surplus males cut from the flock, and even culled birds given away to reduce costs. It emphasizes proper housing and varied, balanced feed to prevent overfat birds and ensure winter laying.
In a discussion on stable bedding, T Greiner notes sawdust absorbs liquids well and may be the manure's most valuable portion when floors have holes to drain liquid. Prof. Robert adds fine shavings do not harm manure, though drying can occur. Straw bedding, he says, provides more plant food, making manure with straw worth more than bark mixtures.
Lousy henhouses are not inhabited by healthy stock. Glee and health vanish together, and the main cause of failure for many country keepers is that lice are the smartest and drive them out.
John Mitchell of Spring Valley was unanimously re elected president of the United Mine Workers of America at the convention opening. W O Pearce was elected secretary and treasurer. The session focused on officers with a tense contest for vice president and potential links to the industrial commission.
The steamer Dorie brings news of a fresh plague flare in Honolulu with 26 cases under health care control. Chinatown fires are reported as authorities fight to stamp out transmission while the vessel departs for tug service. General Methuen issues strong health recommendations as Highlanders push Loeors from a riverbank. a medical testimonial from C G Unger in Champaign advocates Foley's Honey and Tar for lingering coughs.
A healthful beverage Grain O is promoted as a pure grain substitute for coffee, easy on stomachs and suitable for children. Foley's Medicines are recommended for throat and lung ailments, with dealers guaranteed satisfaction. Early Risers pills are praised for constipation and liver issues. Skin treatments for eczema are advertised.
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