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Newspaper
Townsend Messenger
Location
Townsend, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1900
Page
7
A quirky dialogue prompts a manager’s inquiry into stage qualifications. An applicant boasts an improbable pedigree linking cousins of notable families while a blushing moment interrupts. The odd exchange reflects social bravado and theatrical aspirations from a bygone era.
The Glasgow Evening News reports an Italian cholera outbreak among poultry, with two million deaths around Milan since November. The illness has hit royal Monza park, killing about two thousand pheasants, worrying kingly menus and poultry exporters valued at fifty million francs annually.
Rural World notes the colt’s future usefulness hinges on early feed. Good bones come from mineral-rich nourishment, especially bran, oats, and clover hay. Start with up to two quarts of concentrates daily as the colt learns to eat, then adjust by temperament and growth.
The Maine Farmer argues that uneven shoe wear causes swollen ankles and extra strain on joints. He says inner hoof pressure from unequal bearing leads to puffed ankles and knuckling, with high inside heels and low outside aggravating weakness.
An article urges value of clover hay for swine with bulk and proper preparation. It advocates feeding mixed with meat, steaming or hot water, and clover pastures while stressing constant care for chicks to prevent chilling and ensure quality livestock.
Washing out glass with a soft brush and drying with linen then tissue helps keep cut glass clear. Warnings against mercury in remedies advise using physician prescribed products like Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills, noting genuine Toledo origin and druggist sales. The piece also quips about water resisting heat more than most substances.
The Rio Grande Western Railway starts dining cars on all through trains from June 1 with full meal service. No. 2 Ogden 7 30 a m and Salt Lake City 7 30 a m. No. 4 Ogden 6 85 p m and Salt Lake City 7 40 p m. West bound trains also carry diners with a la carte options and Utah market fare.
Tragedian Robert Downing credits Peruna for his robust health in a press interview. He calls it a preventive against summer illnesses caused by climate and water changes and a faithful traveling companion against malaria and fluences. He claims Peruna has done more good than any tonic he has taken.
In a forty year practice Dr Hartman claims Peruna cures cholera morbus cholera infantum bilious colic diarrhoea and dysentery all summer catarrh based ailments. Free copy of Summer Catarrh offered on request.
An Allen's Foot Base advertisement promotes a foot powder that supposedly makes tight shoes easier to wear. It claims to cure swollen and hot feet, sweating, aching feet, ingrown nails, corns and bunions, with a 25 cent price and free trial by mail.
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