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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1906
Page
6
A guide on grain stacking details to maintain a high central point. It emphasizes starting the bottom like a four round shock, shaping the base to be perfectly round with the heart centered. Bundles are set end down to protect heads of grain and ensure even settling.
The guide explains stacking grain with a fork to keep the center high for a twenty degree outer slant. It emphasizes avoiding kneeling, proper inner offset, and careful water drainage, noting the upper stack’s bulge and pressure balance for stability and settling.
A Minnesota to Ohio farmer notes green feed as a key autumn asset. Rye pasturage benefits cows and sheep through October and winter, while large farms in Luveltarms Ohio show livestock as the main revenue source. many farms near the state’s level counties average substantial acreage.
A Dairy expert explains standard milking procedures to ensure milk quality. He describes cleaning udders, using warm water and sponge, rapid milk removal to prevent stimulation, and discarding low-value milk. Emphasizes sterile handling, absorbent cotton in the pail, and separating milk for processing to avoid animal odor and contamination.
The article notes skim milk contains the growth promoting parts for bone and muscle, not cream. It discusses Ohio’s political shakeup after Governor Pattison’s death, with Republicans briefly losing the governorship but retaining most of the state ticket, and General Andrew L. Harris advancing as acting governor. It mentions Andrew L. Harris’s background, Civil War service, and roles in state government.
A fragmentary report warns that cows fed insufficiently or with unbalanced rations yield no milk or weight gain. Expert Michigan finds roughly six percent of potential intake needed merely to sustain the animal, while much more is required for production. The text references the Pere Marquette excursion to Prank fort and Amiens, and an agent's inquiry.
In this column, advertisers learn how well-placed classified and display ads boost local engagement. Strategies cover budgeting, timing, and content to attract readers, shoppers, and small businesses, with examples from nearby merchants and civic groups.
Default on a 1906 mortgage to Palmer prompts a public sale at the Tu wen Michigan court, detailing the property description, debt, interest, and attorney fees. Also includes probate orders appointing hearings on estate matters for Kalpplytty and David Elliott, with notices to heirs and publication requirements.
Ann Arbor Railroad offers a round trip excursion for five dollars from Toledo to Menominee Manistique Kewaunee and Manitowoc with return until Sept nth for five dollars and two fifty for children ages five to twelve. The trip includes a two hundred mile boat ride on Lake Michigan aboard one of the lake’s largest steamers. Details on train times available from agents.
Guaranteed cures and cautions for nasal catarrh with Hyomei, Koilol Dyspepsin Cure, and Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar. The ad promotes inhaler kits, digestion aid, and laxative cough remedy sold by Chas. Rhodes, with refund guarantees if directions are not followed.
An advertisement touts Kodol Digest What You Eat as a cure for indigestion and a range of stomach ailments. It claims the product contains natural digestive juices and a strong tonic reconstructive action. The copy notes bottles sell for one dollar and promotes a larger trial bottle and a calendar accessory.
The offer lists 25.00 round trips on the first and third Tuesdays to Nebraska Black Hills Wyoming and Colorado with first class tickets and liberal returns. It notes lower rates to Wisconsin Northern Michigan Minnesota Iowa North and South Dakota every Tuesday with approximately one fare round trip and advises contacting W H Guerin Detroit for fall information. A late 19th century ad copy for headache cures by Geo BK Sharrar appears, promoting Little Liver Pills as a tonic.
Jake Moore of Atlantis Georgia testifies he suffered indigestion for over twenty years. A friend recommended Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and he says it relieved him in one day. The product digests what you eat and eases sour stomach gas belching and related discomfort. Sulithy Chas Rhodes.
A garbled ad style notice markets a dubious health product named Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets. It promises renewed vigor and relief from digestive troubles with a claimed formula, listing vague ingredients and marketing terms to appeal to busy people seeking quick improvements.
A distorted notice urges readers to avoid imitation celery tea and seek Celery King, a medicine praised for value. It claims the product is bought cheap, urges prompt action, and promises consistent results at a 25 cent price.
An advertisement promises a money back guarantee if Dr Colwell's Egyptian Pile Care fails to cure piles. It asserts effective results and invites customers to trust the product with a full refund option.
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