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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1907
Page
7
In Chicago a wife urges her husband Morse to follow his instructions and mind the family tasks before departure. She presses him to ask Cousin William and Aunt Sarah about relatives, pack collars, and wear an overcoat to avoid colds as he plans to catch a train. He agrees with a few half words.
A mixed reading lists a home brew of Fluid Dandelion Kargon and Sarsaparilla syrup claimed to cleanse kidneys and purify blood, easing facial eruptions rheumatism headaches and urinary issues. It also notes court actions on licensing for dog churners and cites X-ray research at Johns Hopkins. A Somersetshire bog digger unearthed an ancient canoe, while a tale extols Postum as a coffee substitute improving health and sleep.
A farmer outlines best practices for planting potatoes including soil preparation with well rotted manure, choosing land that previously had humus, and fall plowing. Guidance covers early versus late potatoes, seed size, cutting, furrow planting, and maintaining soil moisture to boost yield and market readiness. It stresses avoiding fresh manure on tubers to prevent disease and advises planning according to market demand.
A farm and home guide describes a stone wall stile built like a step ladder with four side planks cut to equal length and tall enough to clear the wall. The hand railing uses five narrow boards nailed together, with center and end uprights secured to the frame, providing easy ascent and descent along the wall.
The United States has broad land suitability for goats except for very swampy tracts. Goats prefer browse mixed with grass, so brushy and briery tracts are valuable. In cold regions winter feed is needed as only twigs remain. Goats will eat grass if necessary, but grassland is better for hay or pasture for cattle and sheep.
Hogs intended for prime grade must be perfect in quality and form Meal and exhibit clear evidence of ripeness and maturity Heavy medium or light hogs qualified by strict criteria for prime classification in butchery standards.
A damaged OCR fragment records a December oath in Toledo related to a court proceeding and a medical line selling patent remedies. It mentions Dr. Gleason and remedies for catarrh and constipation, with a stray joke about a cheerful Bohemian and a moneyless lifestyle.
The small boy wonders why a young man pads the shoulders of his coat instead of the seat of his trousers. The observation hints at differences in style and purpose between upper body and lower body padding.
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