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Newspaper
Otterbein Sun
Location
Otterbein, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1901
Page
4
The advertisement promotes Rocky Mountain Tea as a universal beautifier and tonic. It claims it clears pimples and blackheads, boosts gray matter, and restores vigor and happiness, with prices 35 and 38 cents and urging readers to ask their druggist. Madison Medicine Co. is named as maker.
A tangle of ads and notices mentions Banner Salve refunds for uncured ulcers and rags of testimonials for Bucklin’s Arnica and Chamberlain’s Pills. Entries cover wireless ships, rail wrecks, barber services, G.A.R. events, school attendance lists, and family health remedies with local druggists promoting cures and guarantees.
A chesty advertisement highlights Goochs Mexican Syrup claiming asthma cure after three bottles. It also touts Mother's Worm Syrup for worms in children and Pileine as a cure for piles with a money back guarantee.
Salesmen wanted for Sella salesmen line of nursery stock with steady work and extra inducements for right persons. All stock guaranteed. Write now for terms and secure a good fall and winter position. Address The Hawks Nursery Co. Milwaukee Wisconsin.
The pickle worm pests cucurbits especially squash and cucumbers injuring rind interiors. Early crops survive but late plantings suffer. southern fields in Georgia and Florida face frequent damage. Use trap crops like summer squash, keep growing, and practice clean culture by burning old vines and trash.
The article discusses winter feed strategies amid a roughness shortage. It notes Kansas straw could supply roughness for all cattle, predicts straw will be primary feed, and suggests grain rations can reduce hay usage. An 1888 Manhattan milkman wintered his herd without roughness, feeding ample grain instead.
The Kansas Station report outlines hog feeding strategies using bran and wheat mixed with cottonseed products and meals to create economical rations. It notes alfalfa or clover hay can fatten hogs with less grain, and suggests sorghum hay supports winter feeding. it also mentions hedging costs between wheat and corn.
A resident asks for a recommendation for a cooking position after receiving meals several times. The exchange shows seeking work in the kitchen and the vendor's willingness to help.
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