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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1907

Page

8

Peruna praised by two Wisconsin and Missouri women

Mrs Emma Stolt of Appleton Wisconsin reports relief from backaches inflammation and lameness after taking Peruna for three years calling it a godsend to sick women. Miss Theresa Bertles of White Church Missouri credits six months on Peruna with improved health and says she believes it is the best medicine and recommends it to friends.

Emma Stolt Oneida ,J., Appleton, Wis Pernna Theresa Bertles White Church Perina

Scratches in Manses: grease legs in draft horses

Grease legs and scratches appear in many stables when draft horses are raised. Poor feeding, heavy work, and nursing mares lead to swollen, itchy legs and open wounds. Proper feeding, rest, boiled grain or bran mash, and antiseptic leg care help restore condition. neglect yields unsound animals.

Small Colony Hog House Sketch Described With Door Feature

A farmer documents a colony hog house with a tall front door extending from base to top and two windows on each side. The structure stands six feet high at the front and four feet high at the rear with an eight by eight footing. The design aims to provide light and ease of access for the caretaker.

Inols Fac Hottom

Breeders Use Young Sows To Replace Unproductive Stock

Some hog producers break in a new sow each year to replace aging sows. They argue old sows become unproductive and must be replaced, testing unprofitable young sows to fit ongoing farming plans.

Kidney Pills Save Life Say Killbuck Woman

Miss Emma Shirley of Killbuck New York writes that kidney disease caused headaches dizziness and weakness for two years. She started Dean's Kidney Pills and after twelve boxes she gained weight and regained strength, claiming they saved her life. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents a box by Hester-Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

Emma Shirley Killbuck N. Y Dean Hester-Milburn Co Buffalo

Saved From Dread Fate by Pitying Gift

A kindly lady is approached by a desperate man who pleads hunger drives him to actions he dislikes. She gives five dollars, and he laments that the dreadful thing he avoided is work. The scene reflects a moral tale from Harper's Weekly about compassion and poverty.

Harper's Weekly

Wisconsin man’s Western Canada homestead boom recounted

A Wisconsin man, Philip Beisiegel, writes from Cayley Alberta in 1906 about moving to the Canadian Northwest. He notes patenting a homestead, land gains, cattle, horses, poultry, and property purchases in Calgary and High River. He reports personal wealth growth from about $2,000 to $13,000 and praises the new life among peers who did likewise.

United States Cayley Alta Watertown S. C Canadian Northwest Northwest Calgary High River Wisconsin

The New Kind of Stepmother Conversation

A fragment shows a dialogue about a man named De Ivorce and his children. The speaker asks their ages at the time of a former wife’s death, then clarifies the wife is alive, calling herself a grass stepmother.

SCHNAPPS Chewing Tobacco Ad Boosts Growth In U S Markets

Reynold’s Tobacco Co promotes SCHNAPPS as the leading chewing tobacco, touting Piedmont grown quality and a claimed six and a quarter million pounds sold in a year. Emphasizes value, flavor, and nationwide expansion with direct factory shipments and mail samples.

Piedmont Schnapps Reynold’s United States R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO Winston-Salem N. C

Starch and Raveling and Rope Reuse Notes

The article discusses road raveling in Massachusetts during dry weather and sand use to prevent it, noting two protracted spells disrupted road bonds. It then highlights advances in patent starches with Defiance Starch omitting harmful chemicals and enhancing strength and smoothness. Finally a northern English woolen maker turned old rope into a rough fabric via unraveled cords through a secret process.

Massachusetts England

CASTORTA Bottled Remedy Endorsed for Infants and Children

Product notice urges careful use of CASTORTA for infants and children with emphasis on 30 year signature trust. Brand claims “The Kind You Have Always Bought” and retention of long standing quality under LIT a Ta Das signature.

One Extreme or the Other in Women Advice

A fragment alludes to views on women as heaven or hell to men and mentions a shoe advert. The text promotes Allen's Foot Ease as a cure for swollen and aching feet with a trial offer and address in Le Roy New York.

Wait Whitman Allen A. S. Olmsted le Roy, N. Y

The Reason and Humorous Bits From The Press

A Kansas editor notes men swear to avoid crying while women cry to avoid swearing. Lewis' Single Binder cigar is billed as the richest smoke from Peoria. A joke about a husband’s business woes aligning with a wife’s advice follows. Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup advertised for teething, claimed to ease gums and wind colic.

Kansas Kansas City Star Lewis Lewis’ Factory Peoria

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