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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1910
Page
2
W R Gilbert argues for building a profitable ewe flock before ram breeding, stressing uniform quality, robust sires, and cost efficiency. Practices include early flushing, seasonally timed mating, and careful feeding with roots and hay. emphasis on avoid crushing at troughs and a south-facing, creosoted sparred floor enclosure.
A compact oak wagon jack uses a 3x4 inch beam and a 27 inch upright with a slotted peg system. Five 1 inch pegs and a one inch by 33 to 34 inch lever create a secure lift that raises and holds the wagon wheel without slipping.
A reflection on free thought and its limits, arguing that true liberty requires embracing spiritual truth. The essay critiques atheism, Darwinism, and reliance on authority, praising Christianity as the driver of intellectual growth and moral responsibility.
The piece advises clover hay with oats wheat bran linseed meat and roots as top sheep feeds. It stresses a dry well ventilated barn to avoid pneumonia from foul odors or heat. It also recommends cutting straw and stalks to improve absorption in litter.
Peas benefit from early seeding for best results though first week of June sowing can still yield good crops. Harvest by mowing with a pea lifting attachment and cure in small covered bunches before storage. The meditation emphasizes fixed hearts and steadfast praise through sorrow, urging resolve to cleave to the Lord.
A respected remedy promises relief for nervous, melancholy, and rundown women. The ad cites loss of appetite headaches sleeplessness constipation and fainting with a testimonial tone and offers Electric Bitters at 60 cents with satisfaction guaranteed by Joe K Smock and Son.
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