Fricke seeks funds amid health ad copy dispute
A fragmented local notice presents a disgruntled message from Fricke regarding payment and service, with vague references to a contract and a health product claim. The text mentions St Louis and June but lacks clear dates or outcomes, reflecting uncertain advertising copy. It cites a health product as a remedy and requests dollars, ending with a promotional line for a company in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fricke
St Louis
Trecammiend
No More Rheumatism Says GOND Health Ad
An old style nostrum ad promises release from rheumatism by purifying the blood. It claims a red blood cure through a special tonic and notes the supposed efficacy of a “Nature bull” and other mystic ingredients. The copy is filled with mis-spellings and garbled phrases, typical of faded vintage advertising.
No Doubt About Food Adherence To Public Health Pact
A garbled OCR snippet references informed citizens urged to obey medical guidance and government orders. It mentions strong activists and a pledge to follow public health directives, emphasizing community compliance and the need to avoid unsafe or unhealthy practices during a time of widespread concern.
Outdoor Storage Cellars for Seasonal Crop Safety
A historic article outlines outdoor storage cellars built to preserve crops and produce. It details design features including posts, planks, ventilators, and dirt floors, with specific dimensions and ventilation plans to keep fruits and vegetables fresh through varying seasons. It notes alignment with geographic and soil conditions and emphasizes stability, insulation, and pest prevention.
Feeding Assiaty for Young Animals and Growth
The text discusses feeding practices for young animals, including calves, lambs, and chicks. It argues for oats and corn as feeds, mentions sheep care, and notes the need for affordable options and pen accommodations. It reflects on feeding costs, growth aims, and potential farming strategies.
Nurse Crop Benefits in Clover Fields Revealed
Fragments indicate studies on nurse crops grown with clover show distinct effects on subsequent yields. Early notes suggest increased soil protection and possible productivity gains in following seasons, though details are unclear.
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Theanden
Bonis Wintarchiiing Ts Tes Ukely & Ovnur
Airy Attic Room Is Fire to Cure Corn
Agricultural note discusses curing corn with heat, fire settings, and drying methods. References storage readiness and seed preparation for next season, highlighting importance of proper temperature and moisture control for quality.
Fragmented crop survey sketches labor and hogging losses
A garbled report cites university researchers in Greene County from 1920 to 1926 detailing corn crop practices and labor costs. It mentions hogging off fields, reduced harvesting, and potential wage impacts, with figures attributed to Morléon of Ohio State University and Morison the farmer, amid unclear quotations.
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Furngis
Hinmnaelyes
Morléon
Ohl State University
Anya Tathy
Yrenor
Greene County
Mr Morison
Ty Fnraner
Bayhol
Hothis
Jaye
Green Feed Helps Hens In The Growing Season
The article notes green feed such as green corn, corn fodder, clover or cuttings aids hens during growth. If green forage is unavailable, turnips or Mangels can serve as acceptable substitutes. Poultry keepers should supplement regular ration with this feed when season permits.
Poultry Farmer’s Flock Yields Decline in Market
A West Virginia poultry raiser, following extension advice, culled 31 hens leaving 42 to lay eggs. The reduced flock produced fewer eggs, cutting the feed bill yet halving overall output and profits.
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West Virginia
Hlawelgaborg
Tris
Fragmentary historical note on agriculture and people
A garbled OCR fragment mentions cows, soil fertility, regymarin, Morotn lon linsintia, and a body needing cups. It references native watchers prioritizing Number One and drones with feed near a pond, suggesting a disrupted agricultural or community scene without clear events or identifiable entities.
Practical Joker Targets Wrong Man in Denmark Case
A confused tale describes a Practical Joker causing trouble for Ned Hinton and Jensen, leading to an arrest related to a murder involving Frank Thor. The narrative mentions Jensen, Thor, and local places near Pilger, with references to Denmark and a wary farmer’s household. The piece reflects a dramatic local incident with unclear sequence and dates.
Jensen and Thor tale end in open confession and arrest
Historical report recounts a domestic dispute involving Jensen and Thor. Jensen claimed intent to harm, Thor confronted her statements, and after a tense exchange Thor surrendered to authorities. Neighbors described Jensen as a joker, while locals speculated on motives.
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Jensen
Thor
Abs
Jessen
Nia
Dag
Tengen
Nerabnite
Helgbhor Jensen
Wunor
Girl Walks Three Days to See Sick Mother
A sixteen year old girl in New York City walked three days to visit her ailing mother, who is in a New York hospital. Police saw her crying on a curb with a friend, and she said relatives could not send her to Washington. Authorities contacted welfare agencies to verify the tale.
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Balthmare
Berojer Clevelyn
Sears
Orphacage
New Yock City
Washington
Spencer
Waslington
Ternice
New York
Child Killed by Supposedly Tame Bear at Home
Dorothy Grule nine dies at physician Crom’s office after a bear kept chained by her father James Crule attacked her while she played. The bear ripped her throat as its mate growled. neighbors shot to end the attack. Both bears were killed.
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Tame Sear
Ottevile
Dorothy Grule
Crom
Amy Bent
Lye
Dorothy
James Crule
Coir
Teo Shovel
Blake
Newkirk
Bowen
Pink
Graig
Craig
Vielen
Ireland Struggles to Enforce Gambling Laws Amid Fraud
In a muddled report from a Fermoy case, authorities battle weak enforcement of gambling rules. A woman accused of illegal roulette activity under a George II defense act raises questions about public place definitions and state authority limits. The incident reflects broader concerns over rogue operators and enforcement gaps.
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Ireland
Romanta Fermoy
George
Neé Then
Reading the fragments: a clubby clue and cave mention
The readable lines reference a club scene with a character named Helen and a cave element in a rough, fragmented text. Names and places are unclear, but the piece hints at social activity and a possible setting around a club or cavern area.
Cuticura Ad Promises Simple Sore Care Solution
An old Cuticura advertisement touts a simple remedy for sore skin and irritation. It promotes soap for cleansing and talcum for dryness, claiming the set lubricates and soothes, suitable for general use and tallet purposes.
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Cuticura
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