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Newspaper
The Fairbury Enterprise
Location
Fairbury, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1900
Page
16
A. E. Barrett explains how silos must be nearly airtight to minimize loss and decay. Cracks and knotholes invite fermentation and moisture rise, while proper maturity of fodder and water content affect nutrient retention and ensilage quality.
A farmer notes there is no fixed rule for grinding grain for cows and heifers depending on work level. Ground grain is advised for hardworking animals while light workloads may use unground grain. salt boxes should be raised six inches to deter rain melting and waste, with cows testing the salt via a half moon hole.
Professor E H Farriington notes no immediate need to push creameries to use the Babcock test as it has become the standard in five years. Milk value is now determined beyond weight alone for creameries and cheese factories across advanced states.
An advertisement notes some people deny reading patent medicine ads yet regularly use a favorite remedy. It promotes Dr Caldwell’s liver and stomach troubles treatment with small trial sizes offered by W. W. Morse & Co.
Ex Treasurer A A Wyman endorses Dr Kay's Renovator and Lung Balm claiming high cure rates for stomach liver and bowel troubles. Ads urge proof of thousands of cures and offer free samples while detailing prices and distributors. Also promotes corn fodder as milk producer and advises early October travel for a prairie road trip and pruning tips for deciduous trees. Dr Kay's Long Balm for bronchitis and herbal digestives are pitched with prices and sellers.
An account of the Garlimi’s Pass known as the Death Track recounts a murder plot where Andrea Carlini narrowly escapes a masked ambush. Monks in disguise and Count Marco Pisani appear, but Andrea is seized and hurled into a chasm after a noisy confrontation. He later uncovers his money belt had been looted and left snagged on a shrub.
A Waterloo Indiana preacher claims over twenty years of dyspepsia relief from a ten cent bottle of Lt Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin. He reports taking almost a full bottle and feeling like a different person. Available from W W Moree & Co. and Dr Kay’s Lung Balm is recommended for colds and coughs.
An old advertisement quotes a physician who warns against early loss of freshness and beauty from neglecting nature. It touts Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a simple, potent laxative, promoting a 16¢ bottle with 10 doses sold by W. W. Morse & Co.
A female speaker at a farmer institute argued cans and utensils used in dairy should never be exposed to sun to prevent spoilage. The claim contrasted with traditional practice, noting sunshine can act as a sweetener and purifier. She referenced digestion and health in linking dairy quality to sunlight exposure.
A New York press account portrays King Christian of Denmark as both the most democratic despot and beloved monarch. It recalls his minister selection, a strike meeting he joined unguarded, and a cordial yet unresolved exchange with workers about wages and industry.
Ally for Hinshaw reports on a legal matter with references to a case status and involved parties. The fragmentary text notes a potential hearing or proceeding and mentions potential dates and locations connected to the court action.
Private notice states a state court session held at a county courthouse room in Oak Canyon for a case in Rebrase state. The fragment mentions a geometric reference and a formal proceeding but lacks clear parties or dates.
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