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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1904
Page
7
Schools in Rhenish Prussia supply dry stockings to pupils who arrive with wet feet, ensuring comfort and preventing cold or illness while attending classes. The policy highlights practical measures taken by local authorities to support student welfare.
Advertisement for Dr Kline's Great Nerve Tonic promising relief after first day use. Includes offer to send a free trial bottle and treatise from R H Kline Ltd Philadelphia. Quotation from Whately about faults of neighbors versus self.
An advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for incurable catarrh with Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo. It cites testimonials and lists other products and local druggists. The note honors John Adam Dagyr for founding Lynn shoe industry with a gravestone tablet unveiling. It also promotes Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething children.
A clipped humorous quote from Puck on a grandiose wartime boast and a mock cure ad. The piece juxtaposes a loud theatrical boast with a mock medical remedy for bronchial traumas, noting Piso’s Cure for Senenpsien as a 25 cent cough drug.
Visitors to the capitol building frequently mistake Georgia Representative Hardwicke for a boy due to his youthful looks. The observation highlights the congressman's boyish appearance drawing attention during official duties.
A Buffalo, New York treasurer of a temperance group endorses Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She describes years of menorrhagia and pain, notes sleep loss, and says after using the medicine her symptoms eased, appetite returned, and she gained weight.
An Ohio farmer describes an automatic 10 gallon fountain for hens, with a pint cup fed by a tube and bunged top to control water flow. He notes setting the unit on a box to keep clean water accessible and advises daily attention to poultry care and strawberry bed renewal. He adds guidance on horse care, ventilation, feeding, and horse grooming for a well-kept stable. He ends with thoughts on true seed corn selection, emphasizing continuous observation from germination to harvest to pick plants with strong growth and desired ear traits.
The 8 by 4 foot harrow features eight teeth per beam in 5 inch steel. Teeth pass through not more than two inches, producing a comb harrow that trims top growth without pulling trash. Beams connect to the pulling bar via hooks and drop links with an inch rod through thimbles for flexibility.
A Farm Visitor description notes a compact sheltering harrow that a boy can manage. The implement drafts easily as beams stay low to act as levelers and the teeth cover every inch of ground for thorough soil preparation.
Advice on hatch timing and inbreeding limits to two years. Emphasizes whitewash covered poultry houses and feeding the best stock. Promotes green food daily, confinement diets, and plum orchard hens to reduce curculio while boosting fruit. Warns stale eggs and embryo weakness from improper hatch conditions.
Growing chicks perform better on a mixture of coarse sand and ground Florida rock phosphate in equal parts, available from poultry suppliers. Bone meal in limited quantities helps when offered with the grit, plus fresh water and access to green food reduces grain needs and promotes thriving chicks.
A well known Vermont farmer reportedly kept crows from a corn field by placing roosters in boxes at different spots along the lot. The crows seemed to object to the crowing and stayed away from the area. In serving sardines, people drain and wipe them then add a teaspoon of olive oil to each serving for a more delicate flavor.
An advertorial describes eczema as an internal blood problem and extols S. S. S. as the best solution. Testimony from Garner North Carolina claims dramatic improvement after using the product. The copy warns external treatments offer only temporary relief and invites readers to request a free skin disease book.
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