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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1904
Page
7
Storys of Shrove Tuesday marriages in Ireland where parents arrange unions for peasants and occasionally for Irish Australians. A Tippe rary girl named Biddy is quoted about matchmaking upstairs and Munster churches host many weddings on the day. The anecdotes show couples accepting matches with philosophical humor.
Broadland South Dakota reports a sensational tale of G W Gray who recovered from Bright's Disease after three months of treatment with Dodd's Kidney Pills. He credits the remedy with restoring health and mobility and claims it proves a cure for kidney diseases. Also noted are infestations of caterpillars stopping trains in New South Wales.
An agricultural promotion touts teosinte and Victoria rape as top fodder crops claiming 14 tons hay per acre and 8 tons green fodder per acre, alongside 60 000 pounds of sheep and wine food per acre. It invites sending 100 stamps to John A Salter Seed Co in La Crosse Wisconsin to receive a free catalog and farm seed samples.
The red cedar used in lead pencils grows in large tracts near the Colombia Venezuelan border. Pigo's Cure is claimed as the best medicine for throat and lung afflictions. Exports to Russia center on cotton agricultural implements copper naval stores and tie manufactures.
A farmer discusses expanding a barn 37 by 42 feet to 14 cattle, 3 horses, and root cellar, proposing a west addition, ground floor plan, and reconfiguring stalls. Includes notes on drive way, gutter posts, and root house placement, plus advice on hens feed and poultry manure use.
Rabbits require little attention but need dry comfortable quarters kept clean and straw supplied, especially in winter. They naturally burrow, so provide a deep straw-filled box in winter and an earth floor in summer. Feed hay oats bran and vegetables like turnips cabbage carrots. give fresh vegetables at least twice daily for moisture.
A report suggests sweet milk results from cows fed wheat and oats straw and turnips. Freezing and thawing of the feed would not cause the flavor. A daily bran or mixed chop ration and a daily meal of clover hay should improve flavor and yield.
A quirky dialogue between Ruggles and Toggles presents a wife’s question about past loves. Toggles replies with a witty self defense, admitting he temporizes by enumerating all supposed former partners. The playful line hints at prudish humor and old time comic timing.
Cautious remarks hint that the man who draws royalties may be the author, though uncertainty remains about authorship. The quote raises questions about ownership and compensation in the dispute.
Miss Bertha M Rush of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania authoritatively endorses Peruna as a cure for spring lassitude loss of appetite and nervousness. She describes years of systemic catarrh and extreme weakness and credits Peruna with restored flesh and vanishing symptoms after daily use. The testimonial cites medical advice to leave climate but notes improvement after using the tonic.
An advertisement extols Peruna as a remedy for tired nerves and general la titude with spring onset. It claims the tonic restores appetite and sleep, rejuvenates the system, and ends the post winter weariness, citing Mrs. H Kassatt of Des Moines who reports renewed strength after two months.
An advertisement extols Peruna as a universal tonic for tired nervous women. It claims the remedy strengthens nerves, boosts circulation, and restores appetite and digestion, urging every feeble woman to use it.
Do not delay if Peruna fails to help. Write to Dr Hartman at the Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus Ohio with a full statement of your case and receive his valuable advice gratis.
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