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Newspaper
Troy Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1910
Page
8
Practical notes urge careful breeding of poultry and sheep, balanced feeding, and humane handling. Topics include fattening poultry before sale, dipping lambs, beekeeping wintering, orchard care, and avoiding confinement for breeding bulls. Also covers grain prices, beets for cows, and safe pig care with lime water and skim milk.
A Winnipeg train station scene shows an Iowa man and others debating Canada's land lure. He notes Iowa land selling high while Saskatchewan offers far cheaper plots, urging family groups to move north to keep sons nearby. The piece frames the migration as the era’s greatest land trek with cultural ties to both nations.
A physician claims a home laxative cough syrup cures any cough in five hours. Mix wild cherry bark cardioi essence and white pine syrup, take doses every half hour for four hours, then maintenance doses daily. Children receive smaller amounts. claims of sleepless nights ending are noted with humor from a 19th century humor panel.
Mme X the fencing master’s wife discovers pins long enough for her hat, a small domestic detail reported in a minute courthouse or household incident.
A public notice from Mrs. Lysander John Appleton in the Atchison Globe invites any woman who sees her affinity in her husband to call at the Hilltop home in Atchison Kansas. She lists his alleged faults and offers him to be taken away after a brief flirtation about Christmas money.
The text markets Hall's Ontarrh Cure with a $100 reward for incurable cases, cites testimonials from WALDING KINNAN MARVIN and CIMENEY & CO Toledo, and promotes Valle Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills. It ends with humorous quips about busy spouses and shopping.
A compact collection of nostalgic ads offers cures for feverishness headaches and teething, featuring Will's Child Powder, Pettit's Eye Salve, Allen’s Balsam, and PAZO Ointment. Uproarious quips sell tobacco and cigars while warning of unsettled bills lingering in a bustling era.
Quote cites Seneca on political campaigns, noting that entering public life without reputation may ruin credibility and that vices are contagious, warning against mixing the well with the sick in politics.
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