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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1898
Page
4
Farmers within fifteen to twenty miles of the city can profit from boarding city horses at $6 monthly for tethered and $8 for box stalls. Manure generated supports feed costs, while wintering cattle requires much more cash capital and outlay. Choose healthy horses and keep boarding separate from farm stock to maximize profit.
The article discusses windbreak use around farms to reduce cold winds while noting possible cooling effects in calm, clear conditions. It covers prairie pasture renovation, sorghum as cattle feed, sheep hay cutting, vermin control on calves and sheep, and skim milk feeding efficiency for calves and pigs.
Practical advice on reducing waste in farming, feeding strategies for pigs cattle and horses, and the value of skim milk for young hogs. It also covers corn and cob meal digestion, mixed feeds, and maintaining horse radish crops for home use.
The article discusses potatoes as a high water crop with limited nutrition and digestion issues from starch. It suggests onions as a winter crop, emphasizes deep plowing, manure use, and early planting. It notes cheese and butter production costs, drainage value, and that literacy correlates with advancement more than college education.
Miss Anna L. Bicknell writes on French Wives and Mothers for January Century, noting wives act as keen clerks and cashiers when fathers run businesses. They are intelligent sharp bargain drivers and accurate at accounting, partnering fully with husbands and pushing through duties despite fatigue.
A quirky report describes bulls and goats suffering bruises after failed feats and a claim that St Jacobs oil cures bruises. It mentions wetting cures and warnings on proper care. An aside notes two inch blind fish similar to Mammoth cave specimens found in a Russellville Kentucky well.
Reports of coastal storms and ship dangers prompt calls to carry Hoatetter's Stomach Hitters for sea sickness and assorted ailments. The piece touts remedies for nausea dyspepsia biliousness conception malaria nervousness and kidney trouble as speedy helps.
The bust, funded by undergraduates, was presented to the Institute of Technology in Boston on January 6, marking the first anniversary of General Walker's death. Kansas City students plan Sunday workhouse concerts to honor Shakespeare's soothing muse. Archibald is a favored name among Rosemarye and other noble lineages. Chief Judge Andrews of New York’s Court of Appeals, who retired January 1, 188? to join the bench, had served actively since 1870.
A medical advertisement urges women to write Lydia E Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts for treatment of ovaritis and related female weakness It cites a testimonial from Man Annim Contra Ticonderoga NY claiming nine years of suffering with ovary conges tion a swollen womb and other symptoms resolved by her Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier products
Victorian account details James Bain chief engineer of the ill fated State of Florida sacrificing himself to save a woman after a collision at sea. As the bark sank and life boats filled Bain left his post to rescue a dazed woman then vanished with the steamer. The piece cites Every Day Heroism and notes Italy Russia in regional crime and crisis rankings.
The article notes Edward Marsden, a Lane Theological Seminary student in Cincinnati, as the first native Alaskan to receive education in any state, with studies across law theology engineering and trades. It also covers Walter Baker & Co praising cocoa and chocolate purity, Governor Bushnell’s pardon of Ralph Wintersgill, a Castoria trademark note by Samuel Pitcher, and Boston police veteran John M. Penniman’s fifty-year service amid age 75.
An advertisement touts T A Slocum M D of New York as discoverer of a “new scientific system of medicine” claiming to cure consumption and lung diseases. It offers three free wordles samples and invites readers to write for full instructions, promising confidential correspondence.
The weekly market letter notes Leiter holds about 8,000,000 bushels cash wheat and 4,000,000 bushels May, with power to influence prices. Traders debate if he will keep the market alive or profit from shortages, while bulls and cash handlers push for higher prices and strong milling demand.
A long catalog of agricultural prices covers Wheat Walla Walla to Bluestem oats barley and hay, with per bushel and per ton figures for butter cheese and eggs. It notes Hops wheat feed, potatoes onions and fruit values, plus a closing line about Balzac admirers planning a monument in Tours.
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