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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1893
Page
6
A detailed rural dairy piece describes Tarbell's methods for cow housing, cream gathering, and butter production. It covers separators, ice usage, churning temperature, and packing, with notes on cream fat content, salt, and efficiency. References mention a 210 pounds per head forecast and prior debates on churn temperatures.
A dramatic narrative from The Examiner tells how Lieutenant Gerlach of the Third Infantry near Fort Minoula Montana tailed a big black bear after sighting it on the prairie. He used barking and a faux pack howling to drive the beast toward the fort, guiding the chase through a thicket as startled women and riders watched. Gunfire finally ended the bear and a tense pursuit, with Gerlach retreating into camp afterward.
A fragment describes wolves bursting from a wood as a sledge and servant are involved. A priest fires at the wolves, one creature drops, and the rest flee. Boots, blood stained clothing, and a gray beard are found. the servant claims theft and urges self-reliance and labor over idle wishes.
A fragmented note describes Birds of Passage promoting a stomach bitters product in Asia. The readable text hints at a marketing claim and regional placement, with no clear dates or entities beyond the product reference.
A vintage advertisement claims Per-Tim Cough and Consumption Cure treats coughs colds and croup. Marketed as pleasant and effective, it is offered for 25 cents at Stefner Bros. Drag Store.
A fashion note on shoe styles and accessories highlights the appeal of well cut boots and satin or glace kid shoes. It discusses toe shapes, materials, and ornaments, plus dainty bedroom slippers and a bag for carrying shoes. Also described is an early spring walking gown and a French outdoor costume with dovegray cloth and sable edging.
A fragmented description notes a season of sleeve buttons in tens of the same size with enamel in all colors, bordered by a broken edge of gold or silver. Mentions silver tasteful and art jewelers watches and possible watches with covers, though many words are garbled.
A fragment notes trial bottles for La Grippe and hay fever remedies at Garrett and Pearce's Drug Store. The item urges readers to see in The News for details.
Practical instructions from northern New Jersey on building durable rural roads with local materials like clay hardpan gravel or disintegrated rock. Begin in early spring, lay a light gravel top, finish with hardpan if possible, and avoid excessive thickness. Maintain crown drainage, keep gutters clear, and use raking to pack and smooth ruts rather than rolling.
An early ad urges quick use of Chamberlain's Pain Balm for those afflicted with a terrible disease and touts immediate relief. It also advertises three cent botties for sale by Garrett & Pearre, with a note about Beecham's Pills for biliousness.
Dr James Wood of Brooklyn cites authorities who say consumption requires three factors: low vitality or weak resistance, active inflammatory illness such as pneumonia bronchitis or laryngitis, and the presence of tuberculosis bacillus. Without these, consumption cannot develop. He notes post-mortem findings often show prior consumption but high vitality contained the infected part. He links fatality to decreased vitality and urges proper diet to boost the body's defenses.
German analysts say the Healthfal Apple contains a larger phosphorus percentage than any other fruit or vegetable. They describe the apple as chemically made of vegetable fiber albumen sugar gum chlorophyll malic acid lime and much water. Historically roasted apples were favored for convalescents and those with weak appetites.
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