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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1906
Page
7
Letter writers from Sterling Kentucky and Grant Ontario credit Peruna with curing long standing kidney issues after three months or two bottles plus Manalin. Advert claims kidneys must stay active and Peruna provides needed support to avert systemic disaster.
A compact overview traces childish pastimes from ancient vine rope skipping to hide and seek, spinning tops, leapfrog, and kite flying. It notes Greece and Rome for rope games, Europe for seek and tops, and China as the origin for kites, with a note on Shakespearean references.
A quirky NY Sun line ponders fish behavior as locals joke about muzzling anglers to protect bystanders from being chewed up by the creature. The snippet captures the paper’s wry take on everyday life and local lore.
A Colorado mother describes feeding her pneumonia and brain fever weakened child Grape-Nuts and milk then the cereal itself, claiming rapid strength gain. She reports a daughter later raised on Grape-Nuts and cream and urges others to try the product for sturdy nerves and healthy bodies, citing The Road to Wellville.
Bulletin 102 from Illinois experiment station notes Prof. Fraser’s cautious stance on octagonal silos. He argues walls may be more rigid than square silos, but corners invite air and spoil silage. Corner location popular in barns. beneficial for beef cattle but odors risk tainting milk from dairy cows despite best milking practices.
A Farmers Review critique argues that farms of ten to twelve thousand acres disrupt social cohesion in thickly settled states. Transient tenants, distant owners, and lack of permanent investment hamper schools, family life, and local prosperity, urging instead medium sized farms to sustain community development.
Farmers in parts of the country grow chicory for its root to blend with cheap coffee. The crop needs light sandy loam soil and similar ground preparation as corn planting.
A discussion on how much concentrated feed dairy cows need, comparing clover and alfalfa hay with bulky fodders like oat straw, and noting that overfeeding concentrates raises costs. It cites that most cows need eight to ten pounds of meal during lactation, with larger cows possibly needing a bit more according to Orange Judd Farmer.
A barn plan measures 20 feet by 30 feet with 14 feet to the eaves to house 12 cattle and hay. It features a center entrance driveway with double doors for wagon access, a rear feed room with six stairs per side, and a chute from the feed room to mangers. Hay racks sit above the mangers and bins for bran are included. If more stalls are needed the barn can be extended keeping width, with narrower stalls or reducing stall width.
The report notes silage yield varies with planting distance. Closely planted crops give higher yields but weaker stalks hindering cultivation. A three foot spacing is best for sorghum and corn. two foot spacing lowers yield or raises cultivation costs. Tennessee Station.
Silage fermentation yields a strong acid that damages silo cement when corn is too green. A thin cement coat applied each season with a brush offsets the effect, requiring little labor and time.
The article notes that patent milking machines will improve the craft, but a quiet expeditious and gentle milker remains preferred by cows and farmers alike for efficiency and care.
If trees and shrubs arrive dry from the nursery, bury both roots and tops in moist earth for a few days to plump the stems and twigs again.
William A. Franklin of Franklin & Palmer Chemical Co Rochester New York recalls kidney failure and uric acid buildup. He used Deans Kidney Pills and after three boxes felt back pain ease and irregular kidney secretions vanish. Sold by dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A man enters a jeweler shop and asks the clerk to appraise an unset diamond. The jeweler warns the stone is not perfect, noting minor flaws, and the buyer withdraws after recalling the stone was taken on approval with $40 deposited.
The piece argues marriage steadies men who would otherwise drift. It likens bachelors to a kite needing a string and warns beauty alone cannot sustain a life commitment. It contrasts self reliance with marriage and stresses responsibilities strengthen character.
A fragment shows Meggendorfer Blatter quipping about cars emitting smoke to obscure license numbers, prompting a grim, humorous exchange between a father and son. The satirical line highlights cars masking IDs to evade police, reflecting street-level humor on enforcement.
The article urges keeping clocks running with regular attention and turning hands forward. It warns against reversing motion and moving a clock from its balanced position as even slight daily time deviations may result from uneven placement, especially for pendulum clocks.
Mrs. Golding of Ayr Ontario writes June 6 1905 that after a severe eczema affecting both legs with discharge she found relief using Cuticura Remedies. She reports great pain prior to treatment and claims complete cure with ongoing use in the home.
A terse column advises avoiding over anxious behavior. It stresses that success stems from attention to details and engaging work, noting business can be built with steadiness rather than sheer toil.
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