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Newspaper
The Ohio Democrat
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1905
Page
6
Local listing shows Logan Markets and related retail names including John Acker Jr Meat Market and E B Allen Feed Store. Brief city market directory appears with these business entries.
A fragmented purchase list shows buying prices for apples potatoes turnips butter eggs lard live poultry dressed poultry turkeys and grain hay. It also lists live stock categories with on hoof and on hoof prices for hogs steers cows heifers bulls calves and related items.
A historical critique argues the British Board of Trade pushed prices down to boost mill input while growers bore losses. It credits a South led awakening, storage, and a new system that returns pricing power to farmers. Two words—cooperation and organization—sparked the change.
Grain and live stock prices and bids across multiple markets. Cattle, cows, bulls, sheep, lambs, and hogs listed with weights and price ranges. mixed lots and graded lots noted. regional markets show fluctuating quotes and feeder conditions. Strings of figures indicate bid amounts and volume across Yorkers, Culver, Cleveland, and New York exchanges.
A good farm for sale containing 40 acres with a house and outbuildings. Farm underlaid with coal and open bank for home use. Located in Washington township near Falls about six miles from Logan. Address Huan Haskiuon Apr. 277 By Logan Route No. 1.
The argument centers on compensating a boy named Loy for work done under harsh conditions. Advocates claim that proper payment respects the boy’s labor and avoids degrading his situation. They oppose tying onerous duties to loyalty or family ties and stress fair remuneration over implied duty.
Guidance on cleaning and preserving furniture. Advice covers polishing blends, glass restoration with cold water, alcohol and whiting for finish, borax washing for deep dirt, and leather polishing. Vermin removal uses white carbolic acid and turpentine. Warns against excessive dry heat and recommends a water bowl to maintain moisture.
A Philadelphia Bulletin letter argues that true home refinement comes from harmony and thoughtful upkeep rather than costly gains. It says affordable, ready made textiles and simple decor can create comfort with less effort, cautioning against excessive fragile items like French china and cut glass.
A stuffed ham method is described for a buffet. Boil a medium sugar cured ham, slash or puncture, then fill with a crumb stuffing of mustard seasoned crumbs moistened with the boil water. Mix in onion parsley and pepper, glaze with white of egg, top with crumbs moistened by cream, bake until browned and hot, garnish with watercress.
A compact collection of humorous reflections and quips on life, marriage, home, and daily manners. Wry observations about work, play, and social pretensions mix with playful bits on greeting old friends, weddings, and the quirks of human behavior in a light essay style.
A physician dismisses cod liver oil for a frail child and promotes butter as a vital energy source. He cites past overuse of cod liver oil, notes butter’s benefits for weak lungs, and mentions Scotland’s butter treatment with fresh unsalted butter as a nourishing tonic for children and growing youths.
A period piece describes a closed catch-all box with violet embroidery and a satin drawstring top, plus crafts and home tips. It includes advice on browning paper moisture, playful household mottos, and a rice kettle design for perfect cooking with an inner basket.
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