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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1908
Page
7
A one story circular unmarked edifice stands beyond the city with no sign its purpose. Twelve musicians enter at midnight to honor a dying girl as wax tapers burn, the music fades, and she dies in a marble mausoleum. The beloved singer's life ends as the man who loves her fulfills her dying wish.
The San Juan Mountains in southwestern Colorado offer a bolder, sharper skyline than the northern Rockies with many 14 000 foot peaks. Mount Wilson dominates near the Lizard Head crag as climbers pursue the elusive summit while trains pass along the Telluride to Rico route.
A Homestead article describes a convenient home made closet unit with a base shelf table 180 inches high and adjustable length 3 to 60 inches, top 20 to 24 inches wide, cabinet top 18 12 inches wide and 48 to 50 inches high. It notes beaded back, crown mold, shelves with grooves for plate storage, and cup hooks, plus finishing tips for oak or soft woods with sanding and varnish steps.
Horticulturists describe methods to boost fruit buds by root pruning, summer pruning, and girdling. Proper timing is critical as buds for next year form early in the growing season. drastic bark removal should be avoided and careful cuts preferred to encourage fruit bearing.
Shorten the row by grinding the hoe. A farmer is known by the crops he reaps. Open your heart to the sorrow of those who talk of troubles before worse than ignorance. It is better to know nothing than to know what isn't true. A fabulous harvest is rare. farmers, with gumption and foresight, secure crops even as rain injuries loom.
The piece argues that selling $1,000 of dairy products reallocates fertility value differently across products. It claims $1,000 of wheat yields $240 fertility beyond the farm, beef $85, pork $60, horses $35, milk $110, while butter yields only $1.26 in fertility, presenting a provocative case against selling milk and in favor of butter dairying.
A fragment notes concerns about bull attacks described as perfectly quiet. It urges giving bulls a chance to run in pasture without exposing people to injury, suggesting safer handling and opportunity for the animal to roam.
Mrs Enos Shearer of Centralia Washington describes four months bedbound with weakness sleeplessness and intestinal issues. After doctors offered no cure she used Donn's Kidney Pills and recovered enough to return home within weeks. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Three year old Allan, heir to a proud blue blood family, learns a painful lesson when his finger is cut and he explains that the blood is red, not blue as his aristocratic relatives claimed. His mother and grandmother react with concern as he asserts the truth about his blood.
The Pioneer Mail notes Sir William Harcourt remarking we are not socialists now and asserts that all Anglo-Indians are Swadesh believers. It argues reasonable Anglo-Indians reject extremism yet back natural development of indigenous industries for future prosperity.
A suburban boy Bobby floods a bathtub by turning on both taps. Unable to stop the rising water, he prays for help. His elder sister, passing by, turns off the taps and saves Bobby from disaster. The tale is framed as paternal humor about a child’s mischief and a family moment.
Mrs. Frank Donahue reports her boy broke out with itching sores that spread from his hands to his body. After using Cuticura Soap and Cutleura Ointment, applied nightly, the eruption disappeared in four days. The note is dated Sept. 16, 1907, Kokomo Indiana.
A musician comments that teaching a pretty girl to whistle is nearly impossible. He explains that if she is not a wife or sister, her puckered lips often tempt the man, causing him to fail to produce a note. The remark highlights a risqué, humorous view from a bygone era.
A Washington physician describes years of headaches, sleeplessness, and irritability tied to coffee. After his wife urged Postum use, proper preparation with 15 minutes boiling and cream improved his health. He reports no headaches, clearer mind, weight gain, and calls Postum nourishing. Two elderly sisters also switched. There’s a note urging readers to learn why there’s a reason for Postum.
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