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Newspaper
The Chanute Times
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1900
Page
3
Wisconsin horticulture notes drainage benefits for soil, crops, and warmth, with experiences from Ozaukee. Prune production seen at 125 million pounds this year with 7 million on hand, aiming 8 cents per pound in markets. Buffalo grass description and historical spread noted.
A government report outlines the maple caterpillar, found on sugar maples in the north and south on Indian corn and many other plants. Eggs hatch in late June in western states, caterpillars irritate skin, and adults become large moths by next spring.
Reports from large buyers show few fruit men pick or pack fruit for long shipments. Only top quality fruit like the Kieffer pear profits across borders. California's new Fruit Growers Association seeks unified packing standards, with 70 percent state control and expert handling.
A mixed collection of antiquated notes and anecdotes travels from Yonkers mansions built partly in 1682 and 1745, through reflections on Napoleon and Coman Pasha, to a Detroit pennyworth tale of a frail woman buying Sunday papers. It closes with notes on counterfeit detection and bank counter habits.
The Prussian Ministry of the Interior orders immediate reporting of violent deaths to a special bureau. The bureau will decide whether local or Berlin police take up the case and may assign its own detectives in certain instances.
An overview praising the Magno Mud and Lithia Water Cure at Indiana Mineral Springs Indiana as a top rest and health resort. It highlights the healing benefits for rheumatism kidney and skin diseases and notes the picturesque drives and graveled roads. The facility is led by Major HL Drawer and offers good accommodations and attentive service for recuperation and recreation.
Superintendent Wilbur of the New York commission refuses to publish enumerator names, citing that they are needed by advertisers planning schemes. The article then mashes through a garbled montage of quotes and ad-like lines from early 1900s and unrelated notes, mentioning various products and aphorisms without coherent central event.
The 48th year opens September 4 1900 at St Marys Academy Notre Dame Tullan. The school claims high standard curriculum rivaling Vassar and Bryn Mawr with devoted teachers shaping intelligent womanhood amid ample facilities and strict Christian education.
A testimonial from A Roscower of Goldsboro North Carolina praises Grove's Tonic and its Chill Tonic for curing a fever in ten days. The letter notes a physician’s initial forecast of a longer illness and claims a large sale across the region, supported by druggists.
The article extols an outdoor excursion to Yellowstone via the Northern Pacific railway to Cinnabar and the Yellowstone National Park Trans. Company coaches. It touts Concord coaches with 700 horses and 1100 passenger capacity, claims military-like precision and big investment, and urges readers to verify tickets read via the Northern Pacific route. It also advertises Allen's Foot-Ease as a foot remedy and ends with garbled verse.
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