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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1903
Page
7
A detailed creation for a field barrow harrow to level furrows. It describes tooth design, adjustable holes, diagonal mounting, and a six to eight foot drag option for dirt leveling. Also notes on hinge, hitch, and weight distribution, plus related farming items and local agricultural notes.
A Leesville Ind claim touts Dr. King’s New Discovery for consumption offer relief for coughs throat and lung troubles. It promises a complete cure with trials and guarantees priced 50 cents and 1 dollar plus a five bottle trial by A L Pearce.
The article compares dust spray and liquid spray for orchard insect control, detailing build and use of a hand dust sprayer. It cites D W Manwell on thorough foliage coverage and cost efficiency, plus warnings about arsenic dust, wind drift, and early morning application. It notes J M Stedman of the Missouri experiment station sees dust as supportive but not a universal replacement, with suitability varying by crop and terrain.
Farmers and Caanere reports show the Farmers Protective Association of central New York opposing current canning factory prices. Growers favor higher rates and some factories have granted small raises. Maryland faces similar disputes between growers and packers over tomato pricing on the eastern shore. Leave the Old Hen In Peace offers advice on calm batching, suggesting minimal disturbance to hens during incubation.
Advertisement proclaims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy prevents pneumonia from colds and flu. It claims tens of thousands used it without pneumonia cases and promises faster cold or flu relief than other treatments. For sale by A. L. Pearte with testimonial praise and product notes.
A period piece praising hogs as mortgage lifters argues diversified farming relies on hogs to convert feed into cash. It emphasizes hogs’ low housing costs, rapid asset conversion, and vital role in financing farm improvements, education, and wealth for farmers, urging subscriptions to Hog Focus for farmer interests.
The Augera goat draws farmer interest for its brush browsing habit and hardiness, with New Mexico seen as prime range country. A Kansas City packing venture, Angora Lactic Food and Packing Co, plans a goat meat plant with Texas and Chicago investors. James C. Page presides, Dr. McKinley and Edward Baldwin hold VP roles, and Goata is treasurer. Austria seeks American trotters to boost speed and stock.
An old newspaper ad touts Bocken's Arnica Salve as the best remedy for barns, sores, bruises, and skin eruptions with a 250 price, and promotes W. Harver whiskey as a gentleman's beverage and appetiser sold by CN Hauer, labeled as a News advertisement.
A 19th century science miscellany surveys radium potential and uranium residues, noting chemical scarcity and risks, then shifts to astronomy, mapping, and electric phenomena. It covers electrons as atomic components, vacuum tube discharges, and early methods locating mineral deposits using electrical signals, concluding with a vacuum carpet cleaner.
Frank W. Pers, editor of the Enterprise in Shortsville New York, reports a severe grip attack eased by a single bottle of Chamberlain’s Cough Heweds. He notes relief from coughing and pain, with quicker sleep after dosing, and claims the remedy shortened the episode on a second attack. For sale by A L Pearze.
W. F. McSpurran argues Jersey color markings reflect broader breed history not impurity. He cites white tongues and mixed switches as misread signs, urges breeders to focus on proven traits over color. The piece recalls famous cows from Cooper sale and Mack lines, noting value beyond appearance and calling for informed, steady standards among plain farmers and hobbyists alike.
Free offer to Frederick residents advertises Doan’s Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney disease and related ailments. The ad claims kidneys are vital to health and reports testimonials of relief, promising a free box and asserting lasting benefits for back pain and weakened bodies.
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