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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1897
Page
8
The fragment discusses dry seed ejection in wild and cultivated beans, general vigor linked to digestion and sleep, and endorsements for Stomach Bitters and Allen's Foot-Ease. It blends agricultural notes with medical ads and mentions Merino sheep, Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer, and Glenn's Sulphur preparations, ending with a remark on 14th century helmets.
Describes methods to tie corn fodder shocks using iron rod blocks and wire loops, plus a wooden hook device. Notes feed racks for cattle in varied climates, portable arks for hay and sorghum, and feed preparation like ground wheat with milk. Includes farm tips on ditch improvements, tree planting, and general livestock care.
A Philadelphia Press excerpt discusses a member of Congress from New Jersey using endorsements for appointments. It alleges a pattern where the congressman names candidates based on a professorited chain of letters and patron ties, distorting influence for political gain and vanity from constituents.
A Kansas physician Dr Jesse L lines endorses Williams Pink Pills for nervous disorders and rheumatic conditions. He notes successful trials in his practice and recommends the remedy, citing patients’ improvements and his confidence in the treatment. Endorsements from local officials and editors in St John Kansas accompany the piece.
An OCR fragment lists Hall's Catarrh Cure 45 taken internally with price 75 cents repeating. It also mixes unrelated lines about Cortes invasion, a testimonial by John A. Miller, a line about Diso's Cure for Construction, and a note about the shield of Charles V with gold inlay and engravings.
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