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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1911
Page
3
An advertisement promises a free recipe to cure kidney and bladder ailments once sent to Dr. A. B. Robinson of Detroit. It alleges quick recovery and painless home treatment with a mailed prescription, declining any charge for the letter.
A mother reports her three month old son suffered a widespread itchy rash with watery discharge and near death. After using Cuticura Soap Ointment the child slept, improved quickly, and the rash did not return. Signed Mrs. M. C. Maitland Jasper Ontario May 27 1910.
A teacher asks Johnny to sing like a little man and presents a book. A girl interrupts, saying Johnny would sound closer if he whistles, prompting the class to stop the song. The exchange centers on a humorous misfit in a school setting.
Mothers urged to examine every bottle of Castoria for the signature of Fletcher in use for over three decades. The ad notes Castoria as a safe remedy for infants and children and reminds that children cry for Fletcher's Castoria.
Rogers notes that Randall has a reputation for bravery, a trait discussed in relation to his interactions with past spouses. The exchange implies a history of bold behavior tied to personal relationships.
An old advertisement style note quotes a humorous exchange about bogeys and cooks and then promotes Dr Pierce's Pills or Pellets. It claims the pellets regulate stomach liver and bowels and cure constipation in a sugar coated candy form.
A brief aphorism attributed to De la Roche noting that small minds or witty people frequently dominate conversation. The saying emphasizes the relation between wit and verbal boldness.
D J Crosby outlines layering as a bridge between natural and artificial propagation. Layering uses buried branches to form independent plants, with tip, vine, and mound techniques described for grapes and other woody species.
A collapsible A shaped chicken coop folds into a compact frame of four hinged parts. The design allows storage or transport with wire netting over a top and ends and hook and eye fasteners at each end to secure the assembly.
The article discusses the value of soups in meals and the skill of making them. It explains two main classes of soup: those with stock and those without, detailing stock types such as bouillon, brown and white soup stock, consommé, and lamb stock. It notes celery can be saved for flavor when expensive.
Practical guide on rearing goslings including feeding after hatching and yard management. Also provides simple soup recipes using peas veal and rice with step by step directions and ingredients. Names of dishes include Pea Soup Veal and Sago Soup Swiss Rice Soup with preparation details.
The article explains that roots both drink dissolved foods and anchor the plant. Feeding roots are the young, fine roots at the tips, protected by root caps. These feeding roots grow in moist soil, can push through hard soil and rocks, and reach deep to stay moist and secure.
Frances Duncan explains that plant choices depend on climate soil and whether the garden is year round or seasonal. In winter, a hedge of thorn with scarlet berries plus evergreen markers and box or dwarf evergreen edging can brighten a space and signal the garden remains alive though dormant.
A Spurgeon quote extols a family guided by noble character where daughters are maids of honor and sons are steadfast, making parents royalty. It contemplates cities built from such homes as palaces and states made of such cities as a republic of princes.
A United States Department of Agriculture study published in Chemistry Circular 70 tests six months of commercial poultry shipments from January to June 1910 across 1 700 miles. Findings show undrawn birds decompose slower than eviscerated types. full drawn decays fastest, Boston and wire drawn midrange, with wire drawn closest to undrawn in speed.
The excerpt extols an Arabian horse as a creature of great courage and balanced proportions, noting its stature about 14 hands high and its blend of length power and elastic sinuous movement. It emphasizes a balanced body without exaggeration in any part.
A Farm and Home writer describes a simple confinement fix for geese that slip through fences. He makes a five by ten inch wooden yoke from a shingle that fits over each goose’s head, preventing them from crawling under or through ordinary fences without harming the birds.
Rice is praised as easily digested and served in many forms. Tips include cooking with ample water, adding rice gradually, minimal stirring, drying after draining, and serving with butter. Uses include griddle cakes, muffins, rice custard, stuffing for fowls, and savory mixtures with sausage or salt pork.
An advertisement urges readers to treat spring fatigue and pimples with Hood's Sarsaparilla. It claims the formula combines twenty ingredients to restore energy and appetite and warns against substitutes.
Mrs. C. M. Root of Gilead Connecticut reports lasting fatigue and sleepless nights cured after using Hood's Sarsaparilla. She claims improvement in energy and a long standing scrofula condition also cured.
An old farmer orders his apprentice William to harness the old white mare for shed work. After a two hour wait the farmer asks if she is shod, then reveals he shot and buried the horse himself, underscoring strict obedience.
National study from over 725 churches covering more than 312 000 communicants across 12 states reports 700 plus deaths from tuberculosis in 1910. Rate equals 2.24 deaths per thousand communicants, higher than the national 1.67 per thousand in 1909.
Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic claims to cure chronic catarrh through a month of treatment. Describes a powder antiseptic that can be mixed with water for spray or gargle to heal inflammation and kill germs. Available at druggists for 25 or 50 cents, Paxton Toilet Company Boston Mass offers free samples.
Judge notes a clash where Roaring Bill was hospitalized after an attempt to break up a suffragist meeting led by Pistol Pete and Alkali Ike. The exchange hints at a rough confrontation and legal concerns over the disturbance.
A missionary explains missionary trees where profits support missions. He cites a Roxborough farmer with a golden pippin apple tree for the Chinese mission, a Florida woman with an orange tree for New Guinea cannibals, and a California nut farmer dedicating a walnut tree to Zanzibar.
The saying portrays wealth as a fragile bubble men seek to expand by effort and risk. It suggests imprudent optimism and the peril of overreaching in pursuit of riches.
The 1900 census shows about 6.5 million turkeys produced on just over 5 million farms. Texas led with nearly 650,000 turkeys, followed by Missouri Illinois Iowa and Indiana. Rhode Island introduced 56,000 birds of notably good quality, almost doubling the yields of other states.
Roil one cup of rice in three pints of water until a thick paste forms. Stir in one cup sugar lemon rind and salt. Beat cream to stiff froth and fold in. Add a half cup preserved juice of bright color and pour into moulds.
A saying attributed to Bishop Berkeley declares it is impossible for a man false to his friends and neighbors to be true to the public. The lines reflect a moral standard of honesty and public trust.
Advertisement for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup claims teething relief for children with gum softening inflammation pain relief and wind colic reduction priced at 25 cents per bottle.
A concise cita appears noting that a man is seldom arrested for striking an attitude. The line hints at social judgments and the impracticality of policing demeanor in everyday behavior.
The modern Black Java derives its description and appearance from Black Ply mouth Rock and is linked to Black Cochins in early days. The term Black Javas referred to the same birds, reflecting historic naming variations among Barred Rock strains.
Bake large potatoes scoop centers and season with salt and pepper. Fill shells with a potato layer then creamed codfish. Heap high and top with chopped parsley. Serve hot.
A simple onion soup recipe. Slice a large onion thin and fry in butter then add a quart of beef broth. Serve in bowls with a buttered toast round on top and sprinkle grated cheese over it.
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