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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1915

Page

6

No clear article headline from Chesterton quote

Contradiction and observation in a Chesterton aphorism about sublime inspiration. The speaker notes the oddity of perceiving beauty in the ruin of a church while missing similar insight in a man’s misfortune or ruin.

Chesterton

American Sparrows Aid Farmers By Eating Insects

United States Department of Agriculture notes about forty North American sparrow species aid farmers by consuming many insects and weed seeds. The article cites specific species such as the song, chipping, field, tree, white-throated, white-crowned, fox, and others, detailing their diets and the substantial weed seed removal across regions including Iowa and Massachusetts.

United States Department of Agriculture North America United States Department of Agriculture Upper Mississippi Valley Wiiter New Bulletin Iowa Massachusetts

Treatment for Fence Posts by B C Longyear

A Colorado Agricultural College note describes a DIY open-tank post treatment using galvanized steel barrels as tanks about 34 inches deep, holding 10 to 13 posts. creosote is the main preservative, heated to boiling water temperature, with careful timing to ensure penetration in soft woods like cottonwood and poplar.

B. C Longyear Colorado ‘Agricultural College

Banish the Brutish Man Inspires Gentle Cow Yield

A note argues that a diplomat and a gentle man are needed to coax a dairy cow to her fullest. It asserts banishing the brutish man from her dontcile to achieve optimal production.

Best Yielding Cow in the Pair Show

The best yielding cow proverb notes that looks do not guarantee performance. It emphasizes that useful merit comes from function over form, reminding judges and breeders that handsome appearance does not always predict productivity.

Poultry Overlooked as Farm Profit Center

The article argues many farms ignore poultry as a cash crop, noting that with proper development it can yield more income than crops. It urges farmers to treat poultry as a primary enterprise rather than a mere side line.

Retain Profitable Marketta Through Earnest Effort

A business note urges managers to make earnest and conscientious efforts to obtain and retain profitable marke ta. The guidance emphasizes steady pursuit of profitable markets and responsible client engagement.

New Officers Named by Mattoon Missionary Society

Shelbyville reports the thirty sixth annuity foreign missionary society of the Mattoon Presbytery closed with officers elected including President Mrs G W Rhoades Shelbyville and Mrs H P Pinnell Kansas as first vice president, Miss Ida Bryson Kansas as recording secretary, Mrs D J Hughes Palestine as corresponding secretary, and other board roles across Illinois communities.

Shelbyville Annuy Foreign Missionary Society Mattoon Bloomington Central Illinois Teachers' Association O. L. Manchester Normal William Hawk Litchfield 0. J. Barnum Paxton H. W. Berecher Poona

Recount Costs State Twenty Thousand Dollars

The recount of Chicago ballots to determine state senator seats for Englewood and Oak Park cost taxpayers $20,100, per Senator Keller. It took nearly eleven weeks amid a senate deadlock. Henry V. Austin won Oak Park and Percival G. Baldwin Englewood, both Republicans. Expenses included $3,000 for employees and witnesses, $5,000 for committee members, $6,000 for attorney fees, $2,400 for contestants, and $2,800 for stenographic records.

Springfield Hilneis Chicago Englewood Oak Park Kent E. Keller Senate Elections Committee Senate Henry V. Austin Percival G. Baldwin Keller

Women testify on Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

In Westbrook Maine Mrs. Lawrence Magnin and in Manston Wisconsin Mrs. M J Browne report relief from menopausal symptoms after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Both praise its effects on back and side pains night sweats and hot flashes. The advertisement promises confidential advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass.

Westbrook Lydia E. Pinkhham Pinkham M. J. Browne Manston Wis Lydia BE Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia Pinkham Medicine Co Paxtine Paxton Toilet Co

Favorable Opera Familiarity Cited by Mr Comrox

Mr Comrox jokes that his favorite opera is Faust because he has heard it so often there is little danger of applauding in the wrong places. The remark reflects his playful view on repeated performances and audience cues.

William A. Radford Frey Prairie Savenug Chicago Ambrose Bierce Bloomington New York Helen Cowden Bierce Lord Kitchener France Mexico Faust

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