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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1906
Page
6
A Farm and Home correspondent outlines a practical pig shelter design. The recommended width is 33 feet with a central passage and pens on both sides, 80 feet long to house ten sows and progeny. Construction favors a frame with 14-foot studs, a loft for storage, and exterior rough lumber with felt paper and siding.
A brief article describes hog pens with windows every 8 feet on each side to provide ample light. Pens have a cement floor with a 6 foot plank sleeping platform raised 4 inches, and partitions made of plank to resist hogs breaking through. A front feed trough is included and brood sows need a trough no more than 3 inches deep. The building includes a constant running water supply.
Heat prostration in horses is shown by stopped sweating dryness, slugglish movement, heavy breathing and red eyes. Stop work at once unhitched in shade with a breeze, sprinkle with water, apply wet cloths, use cold water, and call a veterinarian if serious.
Marion county Illinois expert W S Perrine warns that preparation equals spraying effort. Avoid four nozzles with large caps and using tall poles. use ten foot poles or towers for high trees. Invest up to 25 dollars in elevated gear to save 50 dollars in a season. Do not rely on untested patented connections or fear sharing knowledge.
Lesson text outlines Jesus teaching on persistent prayer using a widow and a judge. It contrasts the self righteous Pharisee with the penitent publican, stressing humility and reliance on God for justice and forgiveness. The parable invites faithful petition over performative prayer.
An experienced painter urges homeowners to allow ample time between coats for true drying and durability. He warns against cheap mixtures and urges using pure white lead and linseed oil, mixed on site, to prevent cracking and peeling and extend paint life.
F E Feve an employee of Northern Electric in Oroville survived a terrifying encounter with a huge gopher snake that coiled around his neck in a tent made of sunny sacks. Feve awakened suffocating, grabbed the snake, and was bitten on the cheek as his two companions freed him and removed the reptile.
Dr Flinders Petrie in a new book portrays Sinai as the ancient turquoise land and the world’s first mining center. He details expeditions directed by the Pharaoh and an official staff of assayers scribes and secretaries tallying mine outputs.
A teacher cites relief from chronic indigestion after switching to hot Postum and Grape-Nuts with cream for breakfast. She reports steady weight gain and steadier nervous energy, crediting the simple morning meal for her improved health and daily performance.
Mrs. A E Maurer of Chicago relates a long siege with itch ing painful hand sores. Three doctors failed to help. After using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment she noticed peeling and improvement in three days and remains at work in the dye house. Published July 1, 1905.
An investigator notes vegetables can contain stimulants and cause intoxication for those who rely on vegetarians. He cites a case where young people experienced partial intoxication after a purely vegetable meal.
The article praises the University of Notre Dame for its distinct features among schools, its sixty four years of tradition, strong faculty, and broad discipline spanning grammar to college work. It notes Notre Dame’s notable achievement of growing to this point without endowment and mentions forthcoming course announcements.
A constable who stopped four men on a country road in England for gambling testified before the magistrate that they walked and dealt cards as they moved along.
An old advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Ease powder to cure tired hot aching feet and ease new or tight shoes. It invites readers to request a trial package from A. S. Olmsted in Le Roy New York.
A remark notes that a divorced woman often behaves as if she were born into the role, implying a learned stance rather than natural habit. The line reflects social attitudes toward marriage and independence in the era.
The W L Douglas Shoe Co dedicated a new Montello administration and jobbing plant with 11 000 retailer invites and open house from 11 am to 8 pm. The two story 260 by 60 foot building houses a full lower-floor jobbing department and upper-floor offices, with stock ready for same-day shipping on hurry orders.
A terse remark links good intentions to asbestos, implying dangerous or outdated safety standards. It suggests caution about rhetoric or actions that fail to address real risks.
A promotional piece extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for a wide range of female complaints linked to irregularities, backache, and nervous symptoms. It includes letters from readers praising relief and health improvements after using the product and invites readers to seek free advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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