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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1911
Page
8
L O Bonham of John son county Texas defends Light Brahmas as top fowl. He notes their large size, winter laying, steadiness on portable ranges, and strong market value claiming they are hardy and fine at table while yielding many eggs per season.
A methods article explains heating freshly pressed cider to about 200 degrees until simmering, then cooling and storing to preserve without chemicals. It advises sterilized bottles, sealing with wax or paraffin, and notes the process yields indefinite shelf life. It also mentions dried blood meal as a milk cow feed option, weighing protein content against cottonseed meal and hog-use.
The piece asserts that soft remarks about farm life do not help a man win and warns against seeking such notions. It states that business is business on the farm, and emphasizes practical, hard approaches over idealized life.
Dr. Halmes promotes the R. D. 2. Prescription for eczema as a universal skin remedy. The ad claims it will remove itching instantly and offers a trial bottle for a small price, plus a free pamphlet on skin disease care. Contact Jd. A. Williamson at North Market St for details.
A practical guide advocates building a freezer to store fruit and vegetables, arguing cold storage smooths supply, raises prices, and reduces waste. Examples cite Bartlett pears selling at 50 cents a basket. stored for weeks they fetch higher futures, with cooler maintenance described as inexpensive. The piece urges farmers to invest now, noting demand for in-season and off-season produce and simple icehouse setups near ponds or lakes. A second piece uses dialect to celebrate pumpkin pie and home baking traditions, ending with a testimonial about relief from coughs and colds.
The fragment discusses farming progress as an individual issue whose solution benefits the state nation and world. It mentions a person or speaker urging global cooperation and improvement in agricultural speed and efficiency, reflecting a period voice on broad societal impact.
Quotations furnished by Frederick County Farmers' Exchange corrected November 16 1911 show wheat prices for various grades and grains. Winter wheat ranges 5.00 to 5.35 per bushel. flour costs and milling byproducts listed. hay prices for No 1 and No 2 Timothy and clover. prices for bran middlings and other feeds. sacks and storage notes included with miscellaneous noted fluctuations.
Advertising item listing firearms and roofing supplies with prices. Includes Walnut stock shot guns, tar roofing paper 108 sq ft rolls, 2-ply roofing, extra heavy gravel roofing, graph ite and red roof paints with per gallon pricing. Contains multiple product lines and price points.
A Complete Jewelry Store urges shoppers to visit for all needs. It promises complete stocks and the best quality goods at favorable prices, asserting customers will not be disappointed and should start shopping there.
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