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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1907
Page
7
A London correspondent recalls a Limerick Nationalist meeting incident where a hotel porter led Monsieur Villars to a dark inner room instead of a front view. He insists the arrangement is mistaken while the servant maintains it is indeed the front.
E. EL. Blarriman proposed setting water at LE while WW. fell and bore his crown. Stocks then tumbled in a puzzling sequence as Gifted Contrifuter outputs an odd chain of events.
The article explains Golden Medical Discovery as a potent blood purifier and tonic, aiding mucous surfaces from the larynx to the bowels, improving chronic catarrhal ailments while gently invigorating. Favorite Prescription builds strength, regulates bodily functions, relieves pain, and restores overall vitality in worn out women. Both medicines are non alcoholic, non secret, glyceric extracts of native plants, sold by medicine dealers with detailed formulas.
The article urges every dairyman to keep detailed records of each cow including dates of dry off and freshening, pasture access, and feed. reliance on memory leads to inaccuracy and uncertainty in managing a dairy operation.
Experiments test whether tubercle forming organisms from bur clover can infect alfalfa grown in sterilised soil and if ultra culture aids inoculation. Results show limited value for ditro culture. natural methods produce more tubercles and growth. Seed corn germination tests warn field conditions differ from lab tests and may undercut lab results.
Instructions describe mounting a disc on an axle, flipping to straighten edges, and using two jam mers to remove kinks while one worker turns the disc with a crank and another presses with a flat file or grindstone on the inner convex edge. The note credits N. B. French.
A Maryland bulletin notes hillsides with good drainage and southward slope suit early market tomatoes, but for canning the location matters less if soil drains well. Avoid low spots with poor air drainage that stay damp at cool moist nights to prevent diseases and hinder pollenization.
A New Jersey dairyman details 1905 expenses and receipts to prove money is made from dairy farming. He feeds six to seven cows on a quarter acre and delivers milk by hand, earning from milk, manure, and calves while maintaining cleanliness and sanitation.
Texas bulletin reports two pot culture series from winter 1901 to spring 1905 and fall 1905. The first series sought to determine if nodules form on the rears of atlanéa when grown in soils never before cultured, testing unusual soil conditions.
In Kerr's Memories the magisterial authority of a small Scottish town parades with his ten sons. The anecdote notes how visitors tease him with the line about a large family. He replies that for every son he has two sisters at home, leaving visitors counting twelve daughters but finding only two.
James R. Keeler, a retired Casenovia farmer, reports kidney and back relief after using Deans Kidney Pills. He says one box helped and his wife and friends also benefited, endorsing the product sold by dealers for 40 cents a box. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo, N.Y.
One hundred dollars reward for a cam of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Cheney & Co of Toledo and Walding Kinnan Marvin sworn to reliability. Cure taken internally with mucous surfaces. price 5Oc per bottle. Also mentions Ball's Family Pills and the Corunna lighthouse, claimed oldest in use dating to Trajan era and rebuilt in 1624.
An OCR fragment lists F. 10 St. Vites medicine and Allen's Foot-Face ads with claims of curing nervous conditions and foot ailments. It includes an address in Philadelphia for Kline and a LeRoy New York error note. A humorous Uncle Zeb exchange about a finger bowl is also present.
A Victorian style health note explains how slow transit turns food into poison drawing toxins and gas. It praises Cascarets as the only safe medicine that naturally strengthens bowel muscles without lubricants or cathartics.
A wealthy politician rejects funding a journalism school while a confidant questions the idea. An ad touts Garfield Tea as a remedy for constipation and liver and kidney health, claiming it purifies blood and clears the complexion with pure herbal ingredients.
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