03 Mar 1910
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Newspaper
Scotland Neck The Commonwealth
Location
Scotland Neck, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1910
Page
1
A garbled report discusses a so called kidney remedy swish and a 7 mmp Root product with claims of urinary support. The text references Dr. Witmer and concerns over efficacy and safety in relation to water retention and mild side effects.
Advice for restoring dull antique glass by ammonia water washing and dust drying. Detailing to rinse and soak, use of a soft brush for facet cuts, and a method with potato skins to clean old port stained crystal decanters. Includes drying and draining steps for best sparkle.
A fragmentary Vatican dispensation found in Dianrobin charter room suggests Lady Jane Gordon could marry her cousin James Hepburn. It may have altered Mary Stuart's life had she married Bothwell, while Rothwell could have used it to justify other marriages.
An observant woman muses on how fashion names items with pretense from driving carriages to aviation hats and tennis blouses. She notes how society assigns grand titles to ordinary garments and how people misread style trends versus practicality.
The article advises protecting hens from cold with proper housing and ventilation, using safe lanterns, and maintaining balanced rations. It stresses planning with youth, winter egg handling, year round exercise, and separating cocks from hens. It notes turkey egg issues, 60 percent of poultry output from eggs, and building separate houses for guineas turkeys and chickens to avoid disaster when kept together.
Instructions describe a hen house ventilation device using a six inch galvanised vent, a four inch siding hole, and a boxed trough end for fresh air. Reverse setup provides air release without a draught, regulated by a outside temperature and wind direction.
James Dryden evaluated hen photos and had experts judge the best layers, but private reports shield names. The trap nest method proved the sole reliable way to identify top egg producers, as illustrated by a Plymouth Rock laying 251 eggs in Maine and a Wyandotte with strong form but only six eggs.
A fragment from the New York Sun recounts the Academy of Silence with 100 members and a dramatic urn test. A neighbor laments a lager beer sign near 2% Washington Square North, mistaken for a restricted house, until a friend clarifies it is the Russian double eagle insignia.
The report recalls Mrs Asquith inviting Maud Allen to a luncheon to refute criticisms of fashion influence. Paris designer Poiret is cited as the sole objection, noting her claim to have raised clothing to the minimum while others have reduced it to the extreme. Yet a curious turn follows.
A Vienna merchant who spent the summer at Ailenberg sent an oil painting of the denna to resort authorities asking it be placed in the s lenge and inquired if a priest would officiate at unveiling. Father Stordt refused without proof that the wife of the a d t nee had served 23 as models, so the religious ceremony could not be held.
A Harlem resident recalls a strange sight on a subway ride. He saw a man he had known 15 years earlier in a car opposite his own, yet when the trains separated the two never spoke. He says he met him without truly meeting him.
A quirky, fragmented notice reflects on credit and domesic roles with sparse details. The piece hints at marital tensions and traditional expectations while mentioning a cook and husband in a brief, period tone.
Practical guidance on incubator operation including temperature control at 108 degrees, air ventilation, evaporation management, and turning eggs. Advice on lamp placement, heat transfer methods, and the value of a single attentive operator. Also notes on ideal location and avoiding drafts for safety.
Ad promotes Hyomei for catarrh relief with inhaler and liquid costs. Claims quick relief from stuffed up feeling and promises full cure in weeks. Offers sample bottle free from Booths Hyomei Co Buffalo New York and a pocket inhaler lasting a lifetime.
The article notes two main considerations in poultry house construction: fresh air and sunlight. It emphasizes sunlight as especially valuable in winter to warm the house and cheer the fowls. It asks a rhetorical question about printing work.
A near Bourne Farm resident reports a bear in the area after disturbed piglets and tracks found at night. The item includes quips and short notices about remedies and humorous quotes, reflecting a newspaper page of mixed content.
A patient describes severe coughs and weight loss from illness. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with curing him and restoring his weight from 130 to 178 pounds. The note promotes the remedy for coughs colds la grippe asthma hemorrhage hors cough and related troubles, backed by E Whitehead Co.
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