Lands for sale in coast country empires and emigration lure
An advertisement touts coast country lands with thousands of acres of rich sod and growing population. It cites emigration from older states, large private profits, and Southern Pacific railroad agents promoting purchases from $6 to $20 per acre. Potential buyers are invited to cheap excursions from Cincinnati with contact to L M Dawson and John Davis in Ohio.
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Texas
Pacifec
Iun
Oase
Wael
L. M. Dawson
Richmond
Ohio
Jonn Wdavis
Raat Fourth Street
Gincinnati
Southern Pacific Railroad
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Plans for an Ohio hog house by W W Helwig
An Ohio farmer submits detailed hog house plans describing a 24 by 23 by 11 foot building with a four foot crib above ground, a ten foot wagon shed, and ten feet of cement pens. Features include eight inch cement above ground, south exposure, movable doors, pen runways to barnyard, and daily cleaning. He notes past year losses and cites effective cement floors for sanitation per Ohio Farmer.
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Sitc
W. W. Helwig
Ohio
Two Essentials for Healthy Horses and Feed Choices
Rural World advises focus on teeth and diet before medicines when a horse declines to eat. If teeth are fine, change feed rather than medicine. oats and bread as feed parallels human diet, and overripe forage reduces nutritive value. Bean straw maturity and crop timing affect forage quality and overall herd health.
The Great Man Mal Drain Of Farm Animals
On farm animal digestion the living body is mostly water. In 1000 pounds of weight the average composition is 600 pounds water and 27 nitrogen 21 lime 19 phosphoric acid. Potash is excreted in liquid manures, lime and phosphoric acid form the main farm drains.
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Cor
Kyral New Yorker
From Egg to Chick in the Hatching Timeline
The article outlines incubation stages from 24 hours to 20 days, noting yolk development, eye formation, and bone growth. It warns against cramming newly hatched chicks, explains air and organ formation, and cites the Boston Budget as the source.
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Boston
Poultry Yard Tips For Better Hens And Ducks
Practical advice from Commercial Poultry on improving laying hens and duck stock. Highlights include feeding coarsely ground oatmeal to chicks, not overfeeding young ducks, and the impact of Hamburg blood on egg production. Emphasizes consistent care, strong well shaped birds, and viewing care quality as the key to breeding success.
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Hamburg
Nest for Egg Eaters and Chick Rearing Advice
A farming note describes a clever egg saving nest that tricks a hen into laying while an egg rolls away unseen. It also offers guidance on preventing egg eating and proper chick rearing with bone building foods, grit, regular feeding, and exercise.
Figures on Divorce Evokes Moralizing and Ads
Whitelaw Reid speaks on divorce and its evils noting 654 000 persons divorced in twenty years in the country. The narrator and classmate tally figures as 82 700 yearly and 2 725 monthly in a brisk arithmetic aside. The piece also promotes Cascarets laxative tablets with promise of mass sales and cautions against imitations.
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Whitelaw Reid
New York
Phi Beta Kappa Society
Vassar College
Peruna praised by Nellie Curtain and others in ad copy
An advertisement features Miss Nellie Curtain of St. Paul praising Peruna for female ailments and fatigue from mucus loss. It also cites Congressman Mark H. Dunnell endorsing Peruna as a tonic and invites readers to write for free medical advice from Dr. Hartman in Columbus Ohio.
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Nellie Curtain
Pearl Street
St. Paul, Minn
Mark H. Dunnell
National Hotel
Washington, D. C
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Wheat and corn prices mixed in Baltimore market notes
Baltimore market brief records mixed changes for grain and livestock. Wheat and corn quotes fluctuate with reference prices noted. oats show slight movement and cattle and hogs offer varied bid levels in Western district trades.
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Baltimore
Cincinnati
Chicago
New York
St'rts
Misplaced Affection and Arctic Dogs
Local anecdotes describe an arctic explorer blamed by relief members for petting dogs, causing frozen tails to break when wagging. The fragmentary tale appears in Stray Stories and a Chicago railway note touts Pie Chicago & North Western as the sole double track link between Chicago and the Missouri River.
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Pie Cuieigo & North-Western
Chicago
Missouri River
Carbondale Woman Credits Dean's Pills for Healing Backache
Mrs P Conlin of 82 Greenfield Avenue Carbondale Pa says she suffered severe backache for eight months needing a crutch and sometimes could not walk. After her husband bought Dean's Pills at Kelly's drug store she felt relief in days and was able to walk within two weeks with no pain since finishing the treatment.
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P. Conlin
Greenfield Avenue
Carbondale
Kelly's
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