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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1902
Page
3
The article describes a hog self-feeder built of inchium with six foot high sides and a watertight roof. It should rest on durable sills and be painted at joints for longevity. Length can vary and ends must have boards to stop corn from spilling.
The price stability in hog markets keeps producers profitable as packers push to stimulate hog raising. High prices encourage marketing of light hogs and smaller loins, but sustained gains depend on careful feeder and marketer choices and the farmer’s long term persistence.
The Agricultural Epitomist describes corn stalk disease from late fall grazing, noting rapid onset within two to fourteen days, high mortality within hours, and noncontagious spread. Symptoms include dullness, jerky movement, prostration, foaming, and severe pain. Prevention rests on avoiding stalk grazing and using cut fodder.
The king of Sweden is praised as Europe’s learned leader, speaking seven languages and now messaging China’s emperor. Anna Conover, once an American actress, is listed for the Legion of Honor. Gen. Palmer donates 100 acres and $50,000 for a Colorado sanitarium. John Sargent paints portraits in London, including the Wertheimers and a Hunter group. Iowa's William B. Allison faces a long senate term, aged 73, with Pettus and Morgan noted for comparison.
Practical notes on stable maintenance including cleanliness ventilation and floor construction. Recommendations cover milking prep dust control fodder handling and manure drainage. The text also discusses feeding mixes for cattle horses and sheep flock management with emphasis on prevention of stressing stock and humane handling.
An illustrated trough for watering and feeding cattle, adjustable to needed size about 4 by 12 feet, with slanted sides for easy eating and cleaning. It can be rolled to each cow, used with running water, and built with wooden wheels for long life and multiple barn uses.
A digest of varied items notes a weekly army cost of one million dollars, calls for two strategic tunnels in Europe, and Greece ordering 720000 gallons of Russian petroleum from New York. Population growth is cited, Lehigh University plans electro metallurgy courses, and Irvington faces saloon-use land reversions amid Indianapolis annexation debate. Bound Brook women in New Jersey find transport help after a mistaken theater timetable, aided by Edward H. Radel who conveyed them home by trolley.
Philadelphia reports a fake fight in town while about 50 men answer Coach Hugh Jennings’s call for baseball candidates at Cornell. New York billiard tournament backers lose $400 direct investment with further losses implied. Chicago and Northwestern plan cross country contests in a western novelty.
Miss Mattie Douglass of 138 Thomas Ave Memphis Tennessee writes that after trying various powders she found Peruna improved her general health and relieved her headaches for over a year, concluding with a strong endorsement. She notes many women across the United States and Canada testify to Peruna's cures and invites readers to request a book of testimonials.
An advertisement asserts Peruna cleans mucous membranes to prevent catarrhal illnesses. It urges early use during cold symptoms and claims women are more prone to weather related ailments, offering free medical advice from Dr. Hartman of The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus, Ohio.
Two antique Bibles were found in Wyoming last week among old papers. One German printed in 1734 belonged to John Vroom of Rawlins with Amsterdam family heirlooms. The Breeches Bible, English edition of 1606, discovered by Judge Alfred Heath of Saratoga, is bound in oak boards with leather and brass clamps, its leaves aged but legible, and features music with a notable verse about fig leaves.
The Chicago Tribune notes a grave warning that if the southern railway is required to compensate mine damages, via Nordica's vocal remarks, it signals a serious matter about responsibility and potential liability.
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