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Newspaper
Otterbein Sun
Location
Otterbein, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1901
Page
4
An agricultural note discusses how phosphoric acid, not potash, controls potato yields. Observations from Ohio station show phosphoric acid boosts crops, leading farmers to favor fertilizers with higher phosphate and less potash for this crop. Indications from multiple states support the shift toward phosphate-rich blends and a reduction in potash reliance.
A collage of medical testimonials and sensational notices from the era. Patients praise Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin and Kodel Dyspepsia Cure for indigestion, while dramatic reports detail suicides, bank blast suspicions, and a public health ad urging Banner Salve and DeWitt's Early Risers. The items blend medical elixirs, crime outcomes, and family health tips across multiple locales.
An old advertisement fragment touts Dr Fenner Kidney and Backache Cure for kidney urinary issues and other ailments. It mentions mail sales, dealer distribution, salary offers for agents, and testimonials from Allen Halverson and J A Spero, followed by a note on rising American trade with Japan in machinery and locomotives.
Practical guidance for sweet potato growers covers ridge height from 2 to 13 inches with 3 to 4 1/4 foot ridge spacing for different varieties. Details planting depth, row spacing, hand vs machine methods, root mudding, watering, and weed control including tongs and transplanting machines used in New Jersey.
The article explains that in irrigated regions clean culture is done to conserve moisture and to prevent soil compaction after irrigation. It notes that bare surface stirring is essential as irrigation tends to compact soil, reducing aeration and root growth, and must follow irrigation promptly while soil is workable. It includes unrelated humor clippings about Marconi and bees.
Inquirer asks what Filipinos appear to learn most easily in relation to Western civilization. The strategist answers without hesitation that it is the value of money. Washington Plain.
The ad promises to revive a torpid liver and dull digestion in men. A few doses of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets renew liver function, boost vitality, and improve digestion. Price 25 cents. samples free at Burns' drug store.
German resident George Schaub of New Lebanon Ohio buys Chamberlain’s Pain Balm after his wife suffers eight weeks of intense back pain. He reports she felt reborn after a few days and regained her ability to perform household duties. The liniment is sold by L Burns.
Billy is a 16 hands high brown gelding weighing 1600 pounds with a gentle disposition. Foaled near London Canada, sired by an English coach stallion out of a Clyde mare. Imported by Joseph Atkinson in 1888 as a yearling. Bill details offered by J Frank Hildenbrand and Jacob Vester with Jeff Dawson as keeper.
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