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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
7
A compilation of agricultural guidance covering hog care from farrowing to feeding, sow management, and pasture needs. notes on diseases like gapes and cholera vaccines. guidance on bean and soybean crops. pasture improvements with alfalfa. and the surge in demand and prices for draft horses and quality seeds.
A Morriston Arkansas resident testifies Doan's Kidney Pills cured her back pain swollen ankles headaches and dizziness after six doctors gave no relief. The ad urges readers to remember the name and buy the product at 50 cents a box from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York.
A housewife advised to care for linen with careful washing and ironing. Avoid starch, use borax water and blueing for body, and iron after wringing. Fold cloths neatly, store by hanging over a wooden pole, and avoid damp disposal. Prevent stains, mildew, and improper soaking by treating spills promptly.
The piece argues that burning corn stalks wastes valuable soil humus. It claims stalks have little manure value but greatly improve land when incorporated. Cutting and plowing under saves the stalks' value and requires similar labor, benefiting soil health.
A speaker contrasts a pie with a different standard from his wife’s remarks which align with what mother used to bake. The passage reflects memory and household culture through dialog about baking.
J Fish and Ella M. Fish of Mt. Vernon Kentucky report a infant daughter with severe eczema on the head improving after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent. Within two weeks scales shed hair regrew and health returned after about five weeks of regular treatment.
Beeswax can fill ugly cracks in furniture by softening and pressing into the cracks then smoothing. After sanding the surrounding wood and dust, beeswax forms a durable finish that, with varnish, makes the cracks disappear for good. Putty dries and falls out, while beeswax remains much longer.
A stuffed pepper salad using Dutch cheese pimento half onion paprika salt and pepper. Green peppers are cleaned and cooled firm then filled and chilled until the cheese firms. Sliced and served on crisp lettuce with mayonnaise for an unusual and pretty dish.
An advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh a constitutional disease. It asserts the remedy is taken internally and reaches the mucous surfaces, with a $100 reward for failure to cure and mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A Life magazine quip about a minister who was also an editor. A witty exchange notes his dual roles and the humor about gatekeeping heaven, interpreting he had only recently become an editor and thus lacked time to balance his afterlife odds.
A recipe instructs to macerate one pound of raspberries in a quart of white wine vinegar in a china bowl. The next day strain the liquid over one pound fresh raspberries. On the following day repeat without squeezing the fruit, draining the liquor as dry as possible.
In a witty dialogue Miss Cayenne notes Mrs Gaddington’s nosy nature. She quips that Mrs Gaddington views marriage as a failure because she never wed a census taker, highlighting social satire about privacy and societal expectations.
A classroom exchange defines a mountain as a mountain island extending into the air from Christopher. The passage includes brief quotes about love and value from Krishna and Ruskin, emphasizing love as wealth and virtue through work.
An old advertise text touts Painktler Perry Bainey as a remedy for diarrhoea and dysentery. It markets genuine pills and mixtures priced at 260 and 500 units, aiming to calm reader fears about bowel ailments.
A simple celery and almond salad recipe using one pint of finely cut celery and a small cup of blanched almond halves mixed with mayonnaise to bind.
A note on postal practice states that letters require formal approval and a two cent stamp to be sent by mail. The source emphasizes proper postage and authorization for mailed correspondence.
Historical fragment references Mrs Winslow’s soothing syrup and teething relief, claiming cures for wind colic and soothing children. Mentions Euripides proverb about toil and fame, suggesting a miscellaneous clipping.
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