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Newspaper
The Kadoka Press
Location
Kadoka, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1908
Page
8
A mountain railway in the Tyrol climbs to the Virgil terrace on the Eisach river and outruns the Vesuvius and Mendel railways with gradients up to 70 percent. The line uses smaller cars, lacks a compensating rope, and features four compartments with two platforms and seating for thirty-two passengers.
Mrs. Mary B. H. Rouse of Cambridge New York recounts a five year struggle from a bad fall that harmed her kidneys with back and hip pain, weak health and disordered secretions. After starting Dean's Kidney Pills relief came quickly and she was completely cured. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY.
A box party scene at a theater shows one young woman aloof from the chatter her weary aristocratic gaze fixed on the stage. She finally addresses the matron beside her and declares that the girl in the blue kimono "thinks she's the whole cistard."
In a domestic exchange, Thomas complains about yet another week of tinned beef and cabbage. Mrs B defends him and notes she has been correcting proofs for her new book titled One Hundred Dainty Dinners Lunches and Suppers.
A promotional notice touts Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a valued laxative for cleansing and relieving internal organs without debility. It asserts the product is pleasant natural effective and approved by physicians and promotes buying the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. version through leading druggists.
The article describes a DIY hay stack cover using 12 to 16 foot boards and wires with staples, plus a method for securing boards on both sides and adding weight. It includes fly control using kerosene spray and a portable drag saw guide to reduce crew needed. Also notes sorting tables for apple picking, a claim about Colonel Batelle preserving Morgan horses, arid land farming methods in Germany, and plowing strategy to retain subsoil moisture in Syria and Palestine.
The text outlines weed control by disking stubble fields to induce germination followed by cultivation or frost kill, and by turning sheep onto stubble to consume weeds and seeds. It compares crop rotations, summer fallows, and notes that perennials are harder to eradicate. Smother crops, bare fallow, chemicals, and tar paper were tested, with tar paper effective on small quack grass patches but costly for field use. Bermuda grass behaves similarly and may be affected by this method on small areas.
The text notes nine year dental marks on horses and the persistence of corner tooth indentations while middle teeth marks fade. It also warns about the strawberry crown borer and prescribes crop rotation and fall field burning followed by planting a nonhost crop to prevent pest thrive.
Guidance on farm feeding practices covers hens broody risk from corn, three weeks grass vacations for horses, clean stables to avoid flies, beets or mangel wurzels for poultry, chopping, cautious egg feeding for young chicks, reducing costly cows by culling, darkened milking stables, daily cow spray, and the value of Clover as a protein crop. It notes profitability from careful budgeting and the breeder's hobby for improvement.
A critical look at Peruna asks whether it truly treats chronic catarrh. The piece cites the United States Dispensatory on hydrastis canadensis golden seal default corydalis formosa and cedron seeds as tonic or bitter agents used for mucous membrane issues dysentery and intermittent diseases. It invites readers to request a free book of testimonials from users.
Charles E. Russell argues Trinity Church holds vast New York real estate worth between 30 and 100 million dollars and earns large revenues unclear to the public. He contrasts Trinity’s neglected East Side tenements with the Astor estate’s improvements, calling Trinity tenants the worst in the city and urging better housing for all.
The long-haired, red sash wearing Macedonian patriot Boris Sarafoff, famed for daring insurrections and romantic image, was killed in Bulgaria. He charmed followers who funded his campaigns by forcing heavy contributions, even selling cattle at ten shillings each to meet demands.
In a sharp garden party exchange Nan notes the charm of the solitaire Dick gave. Fan replies that Dick is a fickle young man, and she compelled him to present the expensive piece. The pair hint at romance and clever bargaining.
Distinctively American strawberry shortcake proofed by travel and taste. The guide describes using Michigan berries and a light two layer biscuit approach, butter between layers, sun warmed berries, and whipped cream or a berry juice sauce as a topping.
Pettit’s Eye Salve first box sold in 1807 and sold by all druggists of Howard and Buffalo New York. Sales rise each year as the product remains popular.
A terse exchange shows a speaker wishing the other were poor or rich to influence a marriage, revealing social bargaining over affection and wealth.
An advertisement for catalog 105 N. W. Hide and Fur Co. in Minneapolis promotes guns and traps and fur buying. A lighthearted exchange notes Will intends to marry a girl he spoends money on, calling her a permanent receiver in a Yonkers Statesman joke.
A brief dialogue wonders if a complexion that never sunburns or tans exists. Mrs. McGinnis replies affirmatively, noting such a figure appears in many beloved love stories by Mr. Chambers.
The article recounts Dr. Flemyng giving Castile soap in small nightly doses to a patient weighing 291 pounds, reducing 28 pounds in two years and returning to 200 pounds after six years. It also notes Darwin and Dr. Cheyne using diet and abstinence to reduce weight.
A Montreal mother describes curing three daughters of eczema with Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment after failed attempts with other products. She reports a plump baby with neck folds healing overnight using the same regimen and includes her name and date May 21 1907.
A Denver woman tells of recovery after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for years of female trouble. The letter praises backache relief and overall health improvements and invites others to write for guidance.
In Manchester the term motor lorries refers to power trucks that fetch good wages when they consistently carry full loads.
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