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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1906
Page
7
Mia W. G. Davis of Groesbeck Texas testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills eased backaches dizziness and headaches and helped pass gravel stones after starting the remedy. She reports lasting relief and improved health. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo sells the 60 cent boxes.
Rosamond Johnson of Cole & Johnson relates the tale of a Boston hotel bellboy who dared to request Paderewski play his Minuet for the pianist. The manager expelled the boy, then Paderewski intervened, had him reinstated, and the incident became a noted anecdote. Also quoted are short humorous lines from various papers and a wry observation about daily troubles and social foibles.
An elderly veteran, released from coffee at 72 after years of use, recounts severe malaria relapses tied to coffee and credits Postum with restoring health. He now works hard, drives sixteen miles daily, and prefers Postum as his daily drink. He praises proper preparation and notes others may grow to like it as coffee.
Fifty years mark vast shifts from straw hives to Langstroth movable comb hives. Yields vary. one Texas colony stored 1,000 pounds honey in a season, while average comb honey sells wholesale four to seven cents per pound. Bees boost fruit and grain yields through better pollination, and dairy notes praise dehorning calves with potash as safer for handling. Ohio Experiment Station report credits beekeeping with broader agricultural benefits.
A Pennsylvania farmer recalls raising Pekin ducks last year. The flock was kept in 18 inch high pens and fed a mix of meal sherte bran and sand with grass and plantain. He sold them in the fall for 90 cents each, reporting good profits.
Advice on turkey keeping suggests raising turkeys with hens to limit boundary wandering. If turkeys stray, they may be harder to locate at night, so tending them early prevents late settlement issues.
It is well to keep the chicks with the old hen until they tire of her and separate themselves naturally. Separation before this regular process is of little use. The chicks need their mother's protection until they grow a good coat of feathers.
Seed alfalfa in fall or spring. Fall sowing allows hay by next summer. Spring seeding enables multiple cuttings the first season to reduce weeds and establish the stand.
A dense feature urges dental care as essential to appearance digestion and overall health. It warns against harsh brushing, praises gentle fiber brushes, lukewarm water for gums, and antiseptic dentifrices, noting tartar prevention as key. It also mentions the World Christian Endeavor union's 67,551 societies and a Boston delegation to Geneva.
New York reports dull steady markets for flour and grains with No 2 red wheat and No 2 yellow corn. oats, hay and butter listed with varying prices. Cleveland and Toledo note flour and grain values, cattle and sheep prices, while Buffalo and Pittsburgh show mixed cattle, veal, lamb, hog and hops figures with regional highs and lows.
In a playful Chicago Tribune snippet a young man considers a telephone error as a young woman recalls trying to call him. She mentions the number 028264 enver, prompting a quick mental math pause and a light-hearted exit.
A 19th century clipped page includes consumer claims about Cuticura Ointment and Soap curing severe eczema after failed hospital treatment. The notice features testimonials by Thomas M. Ronalter and mentions the Washington Star and Philadelphia Ledger style jokes, with other brief quips and ads surrounding.
The New York Tribune reports Capt. Mark Casto received a 1500 dollar Carnegie hero fund award for bravery in the Cherokee wreck. Other items mention hotel men’s meeting in Portland with low fare rail options, and a courtroom exchange where a prisoner asks for humane sentencing.
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