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Orange County Observer

Location

Hillsborough, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1901

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Monarch of St Elias Beast tale in Alaska camp

In Mount Elias country a lone hunter relates his encounter with a fearsome giant creature called the Monarch of St Elias. After a tense stand off the beast is slain near a cliff, leaving the mystery unresolved as it vanishes into the snow.

Jadie Klondike Mount St. Elias Rent. I. Pollock St. Nicholas Chittyna Kluatne St. Elias Mount & Elias Chen Jalen Teta Lowden Seattle Pearance

Milk Clarification and Farm Improvement Tips

Topics include milk clarification by centrifugal separators with cream and skim milk mixed in one vat. Guidance on grinding coarse grains, pasteurizing effects, cream versus butter nutrition, farm profitability, deaf horses management, cleaning brooders, and a simple one horse scraper design.

Improvised Road Grader Using Iron or Board and Steen Plate

J G Alls louse of American Agriculturist suggests a grading tool for finishing roads, opening and filling, and ditches. If iron is unavailable, use a hardwood board beveled at the bottom edge and bolt on a steen plate made from an old crosscut saw blade.

J. G. Allslouse

The Ministry of Tears Sermon by Dr Talmage in New York

Dr Talmage delivers a sermon at the Academy of Music New York on the ministry of tears. He argues misfortune refined by faith can become advantage, contrasting earthly sorrow with heavenly consolation and urging trust in God during trouble.

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Mothers and daughters urged to seek medical advice

The piece argues suffering stems from maternal ignorance or neglect in guiding daughters. It notes some truth amid exaggeration, urges mothers to seek proper treatment for their daughters, and directs readers to Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts for free advice.

Lydia E Pinkham Remedy Praised by Wisconsin Mother

Mrs August Pfalzgraf of South Byron Wisconsin writes in 1899 about her daughter Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound curing irregular menstruation headaches and side pains. The mother says the remedy ended all pains and irregularity. The article extols the medicine as unequaled for regulating women's monthly troubles.

August Pfalzgraf South Byron Wis Mrs. Pinkham

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