24 Dec 1910
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1910
Page
1
Practical advice from American Cultivator on winter egg production and farm stock management. Guidance covers hen housing, droppings removal, dusting boxes, cleanliness, and loam bedding. plus sow feeding, pig care, milk fever prevention, and sheep as farm guards.
A farmer issue discusses how sheep with stomach worms show bluish white skin around the eye and a watery eye discharge. It describes a gasoline treatment with a tablespoon for adults mixed with milk and fed after a small amount of water, cautioning about timing and potential irritation to the stomach. Also notes that two mornings of dosing may be sufficient and critiques exclusive grain farming versus feeding corn and hay.
The piece explains the Tombigbee name from Choctaw roots meaning the river where the box maker lives, tracing the tale to a Choctaw settlement along the river and a white carpenter who influenced burial practices. It notes the name’s Anglicized pronunciation and links to Tombigbee words.
A chaotic scene unfolds as a plump woman at a box office forces a single gallery ticket, learns the gallery is on the other window and out of reach, and then notes the crowded stairs are blocked. The account blends domestic humor with public venue confusion from a Youngstown Telegram column.
A collage of antiquated vignettes and jokes features lines about adversity and future sight, transient figures and publishers. It includes quips attributed to Crockett and Hood, a minister in Lynn, and a streetcar conductor, with remarks on religion, humor, and memory.
New York reports a German health supervision system for hotel staff to protect guests. A 461-employee Broadway hotel began the program, with 12 of 450 workers refusing health exams. The piece notes possible national health bureau oversight for interstate sanitation and dining car staff.
Letters on the personal estate of L. Prank Roulette granted to Elizabeth B. Rowette and John N. Bayer as executor of Gather ine Newcomer, inventories and tax items filed. Harry M. Sher administrator of Jeremiah Shuck settled final account.
Friends in Marlinabure report United States Government investigator Georna M. Bowers and son G. Meade Borgard sail December 2 for Europe to seek leads on disposal of searches. Bowers health improves as they plan to spend Christmas in Paris. A local patent medicine ad promotes Perry Davis Pain Killer as remedy for throat cough neuralgia and bruises.
The Rev A M Hagerty of the First Presbyterian Church Caritele postpones message to travel with his wife Jett for Atonde City for a couple of weeks seeking health improvement. A promotional ad for laxative and grocer items follows showing E W Groves signature and prices.
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