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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1894
Page
3
A Philadelphia Farm Journal excerpt explains economical chicken coops for early chicks, stressing careful heat management to prevent fatal overheating. It also highlights the Wonderful pea hay praised by a Florida ranch correspondent for sustaining livestock and improving milk and work performance. References to regional farmers and horticultural agents support the advice.
A Louisiana planter details his sugar cane farming costs from planting to harvest on 40 acres. He notes wages, train shipment, and mill payments, with an itemized expense and production account. The piece also covers the February cotton crop report, state averages, market deman
An advertisement touts Pax Tina and Consumption Care as safe, effective treatments for coughs, sore throats, and whooping cough. It urges parents to buy pocket sized doses for 25 cents from local apothecaries and druggists, listing various vendors and products.
A Wisconsin expert's bulletin outlines round silo foundations and wood wall construction. It covers circular ditch foundations, brick or stone walls, tar paper and board linings, concrete floors, and ventilation. Also described are lumber sections, siding options, and a feeding-bear layout with insect-proof wire cloth.
Farmer writer explains clover hay as superior for horses when fed in proper amounts and stages. It warns improper use can cause wind and colic, then outlines cutting, curing, and storage steps to maintain leafy, green hay and reduce mustiness.
An 19th century apothecary advertisement for Frierl's Clover Hoot claims to purify the blood clear complexion regulate bowels and sharpen the head. Sold by Albert Pearre Apothecary for 80 cents a bottle or 250 units in stock.
An advertising column warns of heart disease from careless living and stimulants. It promotes Dr Miles New Heart Cure, cites Dr Franklin Miles’ studies, and includes testimonials and pricing, urging immediate treatment and offering a free book.
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