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Newspaper
Otterbein Sun
Location
Otterbein, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1901
Page
3
Farmers face growing difficulty securing good grass or clover stands. The article covers optimal seed mixtures, seeding rates, and field management, noting timothy and clover should often be sown on separate fields, and detailing preparation steps like plowing and harrowing to improve soil moisture and stand vigor.
Robert B. Watts of Salem reports five year kidney disease relief after trying Foley's Kidney Cure. He states that within two bottles he was fully cured and now sound and well, as quoted by L. Burns.
A Boston public school teacher asks students to write about the human body. A boy’s story claims the human tedygs have three parts head thorax abdomen the vowels are five a e i o and vu with w and y sometimes. Household notes Mrs E Van Deusen of Silbourn Wisconsin suffers stomach trouble and constipation after trying many remedies. Chamberlin's Stomach and Liver Tablets are advertised at Events drug store with 25 cent price and Samuels free.
A fragment quotes a Chicago Tribune piece noting a dispute over fighting for money and a referee’s remark about money talks. It includes a conductor’s remark about signaling a dangerous collision and a line about waving a red flag to save a train.
A fragmented reminiscence describes a night police encounter with Nashug and an anecdotal cure using Fouley s Honey and Tar after taking the medicine from two doctors. The narrator claims illness improved after using two thirds of the bottle.
The article explains that beets need initial moisture and that neglecting irrigation leads to dry soil, stopping root growth and making roots soft. If drought occurs and irrigation resumes, yields drop and sugar content suffers. Guidance emphasizes using field beet analyses to decide when to stop irrigation, noting beets turn yellow signaling cessation.
A disjointed exchange questions an actress in a Chicago Fest society setting. The dialogue and slang imply scrutiny of talent, wardrobe, and scandal potential, with references to a manager, rumors, and a supposed path to stardom despite doubts about acting ability.
Mrs. Jas Porest of Chippewa Falls Wisconsin reports a seven year leg sore healed after using Banner Salve. She spent hundreds seeking relief and found cure with two boxes, claiming no other salve worked as well.
A witty exchange questions the so called yellow peril with a joke about pumpkin pie. A mock comparison follows accusing society of cruelty as a spiritualist sequee. An ad hawks Rocky Mountain Tea from Madison Medicine Co for stronger vigor this month.
Fragmented lines show gossip volleys between unnamed rivals and a jab at Miss Fortescue’s blue blood status. Scattered notes include ad copy for Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Pills and statistics on pear and grape production in 1900 era states.
A Cleveland train dealer quips about board and sawdust while a buyer refuses credit. The tale features stubborn customers and cold negotiations. A note on factory milk quality cites dirty canwashing by farmers as a cause of poor dairy conditions.
An old page lists Methodist Episcopal and United Brethren preaching times with Sunday school and prayer meeting schedules. It also records numerous lodge, chapter, and association meetings including Odd Fellows, Daughters of Rebecca, A M No. 561, Beulah Chapter, Caterhely Detective Association, and G A R auxiliary events with dates and meeting venues such as Odd Fellows Hall and the Old School House.
Classified farm list around Kingman and Veedersburg details no buildings farms with 30 to 172 acre holdings. Listings describe land quality timber and pasture, houses and outbuildings, stone cellars, orchards, and roads with prices per acre. Also a distant Canada rep opportunity from Standard House in Chicago.
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