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Newspaper
Wahpeton Times
Location
Wahpeton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1907
Page
3
A Union City Michigan mother credits Cuticura remedies with saving her infant son from Cuban itch in 1900. She details severe sores from head to feet, insomnia, and relief after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. After three applications sores dried, two weeks to full recovery, cost 75 cents.
Fragmented OCR notes report patents issued to Northwestern inventors including a ball bearing wheel and cheese cutter. The text blends jokes about indigestion and a disjointed ad for a wash and disinfectant with prices, plus stray quotes about photography education and a comment on concert crowds.
The article surveys farmer silage filling practices, comparing three main methods including conveyor blowers and slat carriers, detailing crew sizes, loading routines, and road to efficiency. It discusses cutter placement, power needs, and the ideal stage of corn maturity for best silage quality, with notes on packing, wind loss, and device innovations for even distribution.
Pacific travelers spot a ship that seems motionless as wind fills its tall white sail. Passengers watch, then laugh at the jape as they near the Wallis and Futuna area, noting the craft appears blunt and unmoving until the illusion breaks.
The best success in raising ducks is in a partly shaded yard with occasional trees. Young ducks avoid full sun and prefer dry quarters. Old ducks like water only as drinking supply and must be kept protected so the little ones cannot wet themselves.
A rocky outcrop near the reef’s entrance inspires wide belief it is a ship under sail. Salt Rock, named by early sailors, sits before a narrow reef passage where pilots board ships. Passengers, told of the treacherous entry, imagine a pilot boat. the lookout’s joke keeps memory alive for days.
The tallest known tree is an Australian Eucalyptus regnans in the Otway range, at least 16 feet high. Gum trees grow rapidly with a Florida example at 40 feet in four years and a Guatemala example at 120 feet in 12 years. A curious Bible class near Chalford Gloucestershire uses a deaf mute alphabet to communicate.
A fragmented scene centers on a gloomy suitor rebuked by a heartless woman. He laments being cut by the one he loves while she makes a terse remark about shaving, revealing a strained and ambiguous interaction.
A fragmented notice notes that expertise in dust raising leads to self-choking risks and mocks grandiose war rhetoric, with a dubious shipping line mention to Minneapolis and a jab at the futility of much fighting versus talk.
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