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Newspaper
Otterbein Sun
Location
Otterbein, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1901
Page
2
Bishop Potter praised American missionaries in China for giving rather than taking, seeking a respectful approach to the race question. The piece also notes varied local items from la grippe cures to public notices and a Richmond guide's death.
A collection of short notes and advertisements cites Rosa Richardson of Laurel Springs North Carolina crediting Dr King s New Discovery with curing consumption after seven bottles. It also touts Chamberlain s Cough Remedy as preventing pneumonia during grip epidemics and references Susan B Anthony testing tax resistance in Rochester New York amid a decades old suffrage push.
Within the text, Frank M. Currie, a ranchman with 4,500 acres in Custer County, is noted alongside L. Burns. It suggests Rough Riders offering varied roles from fighter to political leader, highlighting Currie’s prominence in the Nebraska senatorial fight.
An OCR fragment mixes medical ad copy and a glancing cultural note. It touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for digestion and calm, Bucklen's Arnica for cures, and quotes a poet about early life letters. The passage references Queen Wilhelmina and a wedding dress detail in a dubious, period ad style.
A California correspondent in Rural New Yorker cites traction engines as cheaper than team plowing reaching about 40 acres daily with fuel and helper costs near 20 dollars. Steam harvesters are favored for rapid harvesting, handling 25 to 40 sacks per acre, while rolling disk plows cover 35 to 40 acres daily. High feeding discussed, with milk production and dairy losses noted. Lighter horses on better roads praised over heavy draft horses for efficiency and cost.
A brief from The Breeder's Gazette notes rising appetite for mutton drives packers in Kansas City to seek more fat sheep, prompting competition with feeders as range supplies dwindle. The article signals industry expansion and the potential for greater output through improved sheep breeding and feeding practices.
A fragmented notice describes a basic edible substance that reduces hunger and sustains strength. It asserts the item is easy to eat, satisfies appetite with any choice, and implies germ elimination after recovery. It mentions prices and locations unclearly within garbled text.
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