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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1916
Page
7
A historical ad outlines a home remedy approach and promotes Dr King s New Discovery as a cure for coughs and colds. It advises rest, good eating, avoiding exposure, and early bedtime to boost recovery, claiming the product kills germs and relieves irritation.
A persuasive plea for kindness to birds, urging children to respect birds and protect their companionship. The piece argues birds aid fruit and grain production, cites claims from The North American and Forbush on bird populations, and imagines the consequences if birds vanished.
Experiencing breeding ewe management, the author stresses planning feeding and care in late summer to keep ewes vigorous for mating. Well-conditioned females produce better lambs, while poor condition at mating reduces profits. avoid rushing with fat-producing rations and save best ewes for mating.
A story of lavish vows and a wedding ends with the bride's vows fulfilled as she spends the honeymoon with Darnum and Nalcy's friends, while the groom keeps errands and a steady job guarding elephants from intruders.
The guidance notes avoiding reliance on natural pasture in late summer and early autumn. It recommends sowing forage crops earlier to ensure quality pasture. With forage crops and minimal grain, ewes stay vigorous and flesh-forming until mating season.
Old notes give agricultural tips on caring for livestock and crops. Advice covers apples stored on cool days, hogs, hens, poultry space, stored corn ventilation, calves, dairy cattle, and pasture shelter. Emphasis on timely market actions, soil contributions, and safe housing.
The author argues winter dairying yields higher profits due to better prices for milk cream and butter, with reduced labor pressure. He notes cows can supply milk year round, and feeding costs are similar in summer and winter, aside from the extra feed to stimulate winter production. With silage and balanced rations, milk flow can stay steady, aided by closer supervision in winter.
A Kelloggini Good Health Magazine piece by Mrs BH BE urges not waking a sleeping infant for feeding or display. It notes a newborn needs about 20 hours of sleep daily, 16 hours at six months, 12 hours at four to five years, and about 10 hours for teens, linking rest to brain function and temperament.
A Chicago detective notes women often misread or overanalyze wedding gifts. Some resist with harsh whispers while admiring others, questioning gift quality and durability. The piece explores varying female reactions to silver, glass, and other presents at large weddings.
The piece asks what happiness truly is and argues it lies not in wealth or freedom but in breadth of heart. It ties happiness to inward freedom, justice, love, and sacrifice, asserting these give life meaning beyond mere instinctive efficiency.
A fragmented reflection on the universal pull of returning home to one’s mother. The prose contemplates restfulness, rebirth, and a sudden, deep glimpse of truth after stress, suggesting home as a simple, enduring channel of the spirit.
A novice describes dreaming of typewriting and stenography noting mental notes form a guiding project. The account recalls waking echoes of dictation and the feeling of a typewriter following the dreamer. The speaker embraces hard work yet finds some fun in the learning process.
A passage argues that national decline stems from a few leaders' perversity and folly. It lists symptoms including unwillingness to defend the nation, dependence on others for essential needs, and subversive attitudes toward self-reliance and leisure, warning of societal erosion through imputed weakness.
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