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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1908
Page
3
The author extols the round barn as superior for modern farming citing efficient use of surface strength and drainage. A 58 foot diameter plan shows space for 12 horses and 23 cows with central storage and a large ground floor for 30 to 50 young stock. The piece argues the round form reduces end losses and offers a self supporting roof and centralized feeding access.
Regina letter from A Kaltenbrunner says 160 acres of oats and 160 acres of wheat yielded high bushel rates with 53 cents per bushel for oats. He notes 9 000 bushels possible from good seed and promotes free homestead lands in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta via Canadian Government Agents.
Excerpt from Joel Chandler Harris quotes playful, rural romance with vivid dialect. Folkloric note on love, gifts, and human quirks appears as a humorous regional sentiment. The narrator cherishes courtship customs and playful banter about lovers, luck, and civility.
A feeding box with a narrow bottom opening slows a horse’s eating by placing grain outside a partition. the horse eats slowly, saving grain and taking more time to grind it.
A mysterious speaker in exaggerated disguise asks a lady for a dime to cover car fare. He claims to be in disguise as the Duc de Chilblaines and intends to meet a heiress for an appointment.
William J. Ryan, president of the supreme council of public hackmen of New York, warned the winter panic reduced receipts and may force a 12 cent mile rate. He noted many panics and a grumbling tramp in a public square as signs of tough times.
Important to Mothers. Examine carefully every bottle of CASTORIA, a safe remedy for infants and children, and see that it Bears the Signature GZ in Use For Over 30 Years, The Kind You Have Always Bought.
A dialog contrasts falsehoods and gossip with discernment. Miss Cayenne argues against accepting every rumor as truth, noting the better path of skepticism. The quote reflects on honesty and the harm of careless chatter.
Grocers offer OUR-PIL pie mix with proper ingredients for two Cocoanut Custard pies. The ad warns a soggy pie spoils the meal and promotes D Zerta Food Co Rochester NY as the producer.
Becker suggests three university programs on newspapers one teaching how to run papers one on avoiding them and one on entering the field. The exchange frames journalism education as essential and practical for future practitioners.
An old advertisement promises a cure for sweating calloused and aching feet with a trial package. Presented by Allen Olmsted in Le Roy New York, urging buyers to ignore substitutes and visit Druggists for the product.
The piece explains that pure white lead and linseed oil are essential for good paint and that adulterants can be detected with a blowpipe. A New York City bridge building company offers to send blowpipe outfits and instructions for testing white lead and linseed oil on request.
James McNeill Whistler recalls a Paris artist whose frugal meal was funded by a pet monkey. The host said the creature descends from a rope to the landlady and returns with a loaf or ham, relying on Providence for his livelihood.
Franx J Cheney affidavits that F J Cheney Co of Toledo will pay 100 dollars for each catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Sworn December 6. Public note, Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised with testimonials and price 75 cents.
An ad fragment lists Garfield Digestive Tablets from druggists or Garfield Tea Co Brooklyn at 25c per bottle. It also mentions Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething and soothing colic, with references to Theodore Roosevelt and a vacation remark.
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