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Newspaper
The Fairbury Enterprise
Location
Fairbury, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1900
Page
5
Dr Kay's Renovator promises system rejuvenation with 2 cent and 1 dollar formats. The second of each month is baby day at Rawles' gallery offering special attention to baby pictures and babies. Hucklen's Arnica Salve advertised for skin eruptions and injuries. sold by G P Weisel.
A Manchester Iowa man recounts a near death experience from measles related lung trouble that led to consumption and hemorrhages. He credits Dr King s New Discovery with a total cure after doctors predicted death. Hundreds have used it on his advice with no failure for throat nose and lung troubles. Trial bottles free at G P Weisel s drug store.
A fragmented passage laments how happiness can decay when people abandon their own names and rights, questioning the ease with which identity and virtue can be eroded. The text references Solvers and Reber naam in a speculative critique of personal integrity.
A humorous reminiscence about social misadventures with clothing mishaps. Mrs Brown recalls unbuttoned garments at a party and a maid who fastened her dress, while Mrs Jones relates a Washington visit with a backless waistbelt and a hurried exit from a hotel.
Fragmentary notes discuss inefficiencies in using wind energy and wasted force. The text mentions unmet goals and mechanical aspects without a clear event, person, or location identified.
The American Cultivator favors a nearly level cement floor with a slight slope and a shallow gutter to channel liquids toward manure piles or a cistern. Stall floors would use two inch joists and planks with narrow gaps, allowing drainage into the cement, and be removable for cleaning.
Hoard's Dairyman favors feeding dry fodder with pasture to reduce grain use. Observations from cows show craving for dry fodder and similar performance to grain feeding. Experiments by Professor Sanborn in New Hampshire support these conclusions. when pasture fails, grain is added, with a recommended mix of bran and gluten feed governed by circumstances.
The article argues national oleomargarine legislation is hindered by western butter production on cheap lands and low-cost inputs. Eastern consumers resist price increases, complicating efforts to pass federal controls.
A dealer notes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as favored in his family and among druggists over other cough medicines. The endorsement underscores the product's trusted reputation in the community.
The article claims that proper washing and manipulation of the body can give arm contour and muscular firmness. It asserts that while piano practice aids finger development, it does not shape the arm, and urges young ladies to take note of this method for building a model arm.
The passage argues that soil type and location determine farming success. It emphasizes matching cultivation methods to soil, noting stiff clay needs different practices than sandy soil. It also stresses selecting crops profitable for the given soil and site.
A rash of fraud by a traveling tree peddler is reported. A woman paid $2.50 for a small blue spruce and three prices were charged for roses, shrubs, and trees, with warnings about such schemes seemingly ignored.
The bulletin edited by K Secor of Forest City Illinois and issued by the National Beekeepers Association explains the mutual dependence between beekeepers and fruit growers. It shows how crucial bees are for fertilizing orchard fruits and outlines cooperative relations.
The text traces the changing ideas about silos from underground cemented pits to above ground masonry and wooden bins, then to stave construction. It notes that silos can be built of staves like water tanks, anywhere and in any size, with success hinging on excluding air from the silage.
A large outreach effort connects 100000 farmers and farm homes via a new route program. The system handles distribution to towns as farmers travel, aiming to boost access and support.
W S Whedon of the First National Bank in Winterset Iowa recounts a carpenter under his employ who suffered diarrhoea. He recommended Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The worker bought a bottle and reports one dose cured him and he returned to work. Sold by A V Pease & Co.
Advertisement promises lasting comfort from Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin and pledges a guaranteed cure for constipation. W. W. Morse & Co offers details and assurances about the product and its benefits.
Dr D B Cargile of Washita I T reports Mrs Brewer cured of scrofula after years of suffering. Terrible sores healed and health restored. Electric Bitters praised as top blood purifier and remedy for eczema tetter salt rheum ulcers boils running sores. Bets 50 cents and sold by G P Weisel.
A sensational note claims a monster devil fish causes a mysterious stipulation that harms stomachs nerves and organs including liver kidneys and bowels. The ad promotes medicine priced at 26 cents from G P Weisel's store.
Fragmentary OCR shows a time slot reading Siete Seat a pe 12-13 pm with unclear event details and names. No clear event or participants can be identified from the readable text.
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