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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1901
Page
2
Plans describe a breeder's house for 15 brood sows with a 24 by 6 foot basement for feeding and sleeping, concrete feed floors, divided sleeping sections, bedding channels, an E center alley, stair access from above, feed room, mixing area, pump, and nine farrowing pens for sows and piglets for one to three weeks.
The text outlines a brood sow house with windowed farrowing pens on both ends and south elevation, plus northern side pens. It suggests using a basement as temporary farrowing pens in cold weather and storing bedding on the ground floor. Horse care tips warn rubbing wet legs dry to prevent mud poisoning and Scratches, recommending a stiff broom and straw to remove mud and promote leg health.
A Kansas grower notes sow management with a month old pigs on earth floor. Alfalfa feeding curbed rooting in days. He compares hay and corn fodder as summer feed, urges shade for hogs, and promotes want ads and a cold remedy ad from The News.
Military authorities announce a reinforcement of Manila garrison with four additional infantry companies. The move, stated as precaution for potential Malay uprisings, aims to ensure ample troops for emergencies despite a calm outlook. Also noted are 14 injuries from a Belt Road trolley collision in Indianapolis and Adjutant General Stewart’s leg injur y after a horse harness accident at Fort Hunter.
Eye behavior was linked to character and health in a historical view. The text describes how the shape and movement of the upper lid and pupil suggest deliberation or mental ability, while rapid eye jerks imply unsettled minds. It notes brown and black eyes among lunatics and correlates lashes, brows, and spacing with weakness or insincerity.
Daily report notes the Pan-American Exposition surpassed four million visitors yesterday. Obituaries recall Colonel John Motter died at his country home near Harrisburg in his 78th year. Reports mention Roosevelt children improving at Roosevelt Hospital in New York and Simon, father of Senator Simon, passing away in Portland, Oregon. A notable hail storm in Minneapolis disrupted trolley traffic and damaged storefronts. Emperor Witham states Empress Frederick's hussar regiment will bear Queen Augusta Victoria's regiment title. A Pettibone ad references Chamberlain's remedy for a child's diarrhea with testimonial from O. P. Holliday of Deming, Indiana.
A vintage ad proclaims dyspepsia and liver complaints as the world’s misery, claiming over seventy five percent suffer from sour stomach headaches and related pains. It promotes August Flower for 75 cents with two doses claimed to relive symptoms and urges readers to obtain Green’s Prize Almanac at Main’s Drug Store.
Huey Hoey denies involvement in a Mexican to United States Chinese importation plot. Authorities had warrants for Hoey and Chinese inspector B F Jossey amid a wider smuggling conspiracy claim. Hoey asserts no smuggling through Nogales during his term and notes many Chinamen have been deported in his district.
Warsaw Indiana August 20 Yesterday was a day of religious intensity at the Winona Bible conference. Morning sessions featured S D Gordon Ohio evangelization head Rev John Willis Baer Boston secretary of the World's United Christian Endeavor Societies and a noon conference for young people. J Wilbur Chapman led Sunday school work as Rev J W Munhall New York opened evangelists conference and Rev James M Buckley editor of the Methodist Christian Advocate spoke in the afternoon. Sunset hillside service by Todd B Hall drew over 5000 attendees amid varied addresses and demonstrations of faith.
Sleeplessness and pain from womanly diseases are contrasted with the cure offered by Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. AIDA era testimonial from Willee Dolls of Grassycreek speaks of ulcers, insomnia, and recovery after using Favorite Prescription, Pleasant Pellets, and Golden Medical Discovery. The ad also promotes Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser and requests stamps for distribution.
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