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Newspaper
Otterbein Sun
Location
Otterbein, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1901
Page
4
A detailed plan describes crafting a wheel marker from a beech rod, iron pins, and wooden wheels to mark planting rows. It covers assembly of a 16 inch center wheel with side wheels, a framed handle, and an axle, plus optional distance marks for spacing onions or other plants.
A collage of testimonial style notes and product pitches appears in the Otterville area paper. Mr Daniel Bantz praises Foley's Honey and Tar for asthma relief while Wm Finn of Lima extols Foley's Kidney Cure. Dr Cauldwell's Syrup Pepsin and Chamberlain's remedies are urged with various claims.
Through trains connect with L8&M S at Bandusky and with Bloomington and Peoria for West South West and North West routes. No 3 Western Express and Mail runs daily except Sunday at 10 53. No 1 New York Kansas City and Denver Limited daily at 4 12 pm. No 2 Eastern Express and Mail daily at 11 50 am. No 6 Peoria Muncie and Indianapolis Fast Line daily except Sunday at 6 22 pm.
James White of Bryantsville Indiana says DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve cured running sores on both legs after six years of illness and failed medical help. He urges others to get DeWitts and reject imitations from L Barns.
A man of affairs shows contempt as a dozen women cling to car straps while he dodges responsibility. His wife notes fatigue after a day when he let a woman stand for 20 blocks. The exchange exposes gendered impatience and calls out male insensitivity.
Letter from George Campbell of Clinton Iowa endorses Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsine citing personal use for himself and family. Advertisement notes sale by L Burys and claims strong efficacy.
The haystack moth Pyralis costalis or costatus damages clover by feeding on flower layers in hay and can appear in June or July. Prevention includes clearing debris before harvest, burning rubbish, drying ventilation under stacks, and possibly applying salt in lower hay layers.
The article argues the digging out method is the most thorough and safe way to kill peach tree borers, though labor intensive. It stresses treating all orchard trees and nearby relics, warns against leaving untreated borers nearby, and advises combining digging with preventive measures. It provides seasonal guidance for northern areas, New York, and Canada, citing Cornell.
Swarming prevention methods include giving comb room and extracting honey late in the season. Some apiarists merge colonies before honey harvest, then restore numbers afterward to reduce section honey. Summer forage and fodder tasks require time, influencing farm choices. New tools like gasoline mowing machines and a traveling sheep pen are noted, along with events at Buffalo and the Pigaria.
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