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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1892
Page
6
A Nebraska Prairie Farmer excerpt details a farmer’s homemade smoothing harrow built from white oak and steel teeth. It explains materials, assembly, and use for weed control and post harvest field work, plus tips on rope handling and turning hay and clover crops for future planting.
The article describes improved garden markers replacing ground drafts. Roller markers with a clothes line setup or rope guides enable straight, evenly spaced plant marks. Two additional push marker designs include a three-board sleigh runner style and a barrow marker with backward-tilting teeth.
The ad line traces Castoria from infancy to motherhood, noting a child’s cries for Castoria and a mother’s continued use as she grows into adulthood and raises children. The recurring brand is presented as a trusted remedy across generations.
Massachusetts station describes a kerosene emulsion as an effective insecticide. Combine one quarter pound soap with two quarts hot water, add four quarts kerosene, and churn five minutes until creamy. Dilute one to nine with water before use. Makes sixty quarts. keeps well and treats vermin on animals and in hen houses.
A vintage advert touts Browery Bitters as a tonic to build up health and treat malaria indigestion biliousness liver complaints and neuralgia urging readers to try the product for general well being.
The article advises on earth mulch to reduce evaporation in droughts and warns against deep stirring. It lists ten year average per acre values for crops, notes brooder temperatures, and mentions tools like a drag and roller for leveling ground with a final nod to Gooldney for canal work.
The polygonal poultry house shown in Stoddard's Poultry Architecture can have six eight or more sides to suit the display with a rooftop pigeon cote. The design favors roomy interiors, shingle roofing and star shaped ventilation openings with shutters for cold weather.
An ad text touts Brown's Iron Bitters for malaria liver trouble and indigestion. It also recommends an oval moonstone surrounded by small diamonds as a lucky, charming engagement ring, claiming the moonstone and diamonds mutually enhance each other's brilliance.
Reading of a historic timetable fragment shows stops east of Liveland and numbered stations for first class passengers. The schedule lists time windows noon to midnight, pullman sleeping cars on select dates, and through connections via Columbus and Pittsburgh to Baltimore Washington Philadelphia and New York with additional links to Indianapolis St Louis and Chicago.
Describes summer retreats accessible by The Peninsylvania Lines from Atlantic City to Cape May Long Branch and resort towns. Mentions Alleghenies Catskills Adirondacks and various remote lakes and mountain escapes. Recounts waning bracer system and references Dean Phievers and Ph.
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