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Newspaper

The Silver Messenger

Location

Challis, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1909

Page

7

Kidney Trouble Relief Cited by Mrs Roseboom

Mrs Frank Roseboom of 512 West Washington Moscow Idaho credits Dean a Kidney Pills with relieving a long list of symptoms including eye weakness circulation and back pain after costly treatments. The ad notes 50 cents a box and lists Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as the maker. It also includes unrelated lines about clothing police and an airship habit.

Frank Roseboom Washington St Moscow Idaho Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo

Hen House Design Aimed At Better Winter Warmth And Lower Air Space

The author compares old glanting front hen houses with modern perpendicular fronts, arguing excessive air space wastes heat. He advocates low, efficient houses with outside nests, easy egg collection, and removable feeding troughs, urging agricultural colleges to test these designs while noting poultry costs push for better care.

Hena

Bee Culture Editor Seeks Automatic MBEE Escape for Hens

The Bee Culture editor describes experiments showing a gate mechanism that lets chickens exit yet prevents others from leaving. He envisions an automatic, corner-placed device similar to bee escapes, noting demand for multiple sizes and even small-chicken versions for easy use and security.

Bee Culture

Preserving Green Cut Bone by Dry Short Method

A Rural New Yorker correspondent outlines a method to preserve green cut bone by packing it in shorts. The process prevents immediate decay, allows air gaps, absorbs moisture, and yields dried meat hens still eat. A local poultryman reports good demand and customer adoption after sharing the technique.

New Yorker

FOR BEGINNERS WITH BEES INCREASE HONEY PROFIT ON FARMS

Beginners can start beekeeping with low cost and steady earnings. Nature provides honey, and proper care with approved methods boosts both quantity and quality. Women can take the work, contributing income, with starter costs totaling about 12.35 dollars for essential equipment.

Natuye

Poultry Notes on Care and Feeding for Strong Hatches

On sunny days let fowls roam, provide a comfy roost at night and avoid high perches for heavy breeds to prevent bumble foot. Don’t feed corn alone, scatter grain in scratching material, keep ashes lime and grit accessible, offer clover hay shatterings, warm milk, table scraps, and occasional meat. These measures aid flock health and improve hatches despite winter idleness.

The Pitfalls of Home Painting and Owner Interference

A discussion warns property owners against over meddling in painting jobs and urges hiring skilled painters. It notes owners often demand cheap work, rush timelines, or doubt the painter, causing poor results. It promotes the National Lead Co painting outfit and tips to detect adulterants, emphasizing durable results and savings.

Tim John Jones National Lead Co Trinity Bidg New York City

Proving His Caution and Catarrh Cure Adverts

Elder W. H. Underwood walking with a friend in Clay Center prompts a remark about his cautious company. An accompanying notice in Toledo's paper offers a $500 reward for a catarrh cure, claiming an oath by Frank J. Cheney and endorsements, urging readers to send for testimonials and purchase the cure.

W. H. Underwood State Senate Clay Center Underwood Sam Kansas City Journal Toledo Licas Ts Fuaxk Cheney Frank J. Cheney A.W. Cleason Sealy Notane Halle

Tant man on earth and last word in dispute

In a playful exchange Mr. Stubb and Mrs. Stubb debate who will have the final say. He bets the last word goes to the Tant man, she counters with the last woman will. A quip about a gun with Sayre humor and a claim of distance yields a lighthearted finish.

Wriner Mr. Stubb John Mrs. Stubb

Modern Improvements and Advertised Remedies

An assortment of vintage product pitches and quips. Claims include wireless ferry systems, Marine Eye Remedy, Wizard Oil for pain relief, and tiit's Eye Salve touted as curing tired or inflamed eyes. Also quotes on education and a note about Howard Bros. Buffalo N.Y. druggists and a remark on people avoiding concerts due to a fondness for music.

Tiit Howard Bros Buffalo N.Y Lydia E. Pinkham Liz Honiano Noah Tyas Finke

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