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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1901
Page
7
A sporty young city man driving a dainty runabout nearly collided with a six foot countryman on Main Street. The countryman restrained the horse with ease and warned the driver to be careful, saying he could have smashed the car to kindling if not for his actions.
Coach excursions to Buffalo run on one cent a mile with tickets on sale June 1 11 18 and 25. Returns valid five days from sale including the sale date. Contacts include wire phone or nearest agent in Fort Wayne Indiana with C A Asterlin T P A or R J Hamilton agent. No 82.
Puffer-For gooflness sake Whats happened to my meerschaum pipe Mrs Puffer-Why dear I noticed it was getting awfully brown and discolored I put a coat of that white enamel on it Philadelphia Press.
The text advises choosing eggs from hens rather than pullets for stronger hatchlings. It notes weeds in lawns can persist despite mowing and suggests applying sulfuric acid to weed crowns. It provides lettuce temperature guidance of forty to fifty degrees at night and ten to thirty degrees by day, stating young plants tolerate temperature extremes and can be transplanted as weather warms. It also mentions winter artificial growing and good prices for early lettuce before the main crop.
Alfalfa proves useful in the East, yielding two to four tons on lighter New Jersey soils and offering long-term crops. The text covers tomato leaf spray as an insecticide, incubator use for poultry, cream cleanliness in dairying, and cost considerations for feeding through raised or purchased feed. It emphasizes practical farming methods and cooperative efficiency between producers.
A Pennsylvan ia Horticultural Society meeting in Philadelphia debated spraying fruit and ornamental trees to curb pests, but argued for root spraying as essential. The author argues moisture and fertilizer delivery at the roots can improve growth, fight blight, and prevent dormancy, suggesting root irrigation via spray could double growth and sustain yearly fruiting.
Louis Campbell argues that farmers waste money on scrubs and neglect proper breeding and shelter. He stresses careful selection of ancestors, early maturity, and humane care to prevent costly losses. The piece warns against keeping cattle outdoors in cold weather and advocates investing in good shelter to preserve animal heat and value.
An old reader extols Western Canada as a land of ample game and easy farming. The piece describes duck and goose hunting, moose and wapiti, deer, birds, and wild water scenes, noting small settlements, local dairy prices, and accessible land through Canadian government agents.
A brief column fragment relates a child fearing school exams and praying to be taken with diphtheria to escape the test. The tale moves to a quip about a girl pleading for mercy in prayer and a promotional jab about Allen's Foot Ease for tired feet with a sample offer.
Grain-O is a pure grain based beverage marketed as a healthy coffee substitute. It promises similar taste without coffee drawbacks and appeals to both children and adults. Available in 15 and 25 cent sizes through grocers. London’s oldest women’s club closes due to funding decline. Pan-American Exposition rates to Buffalo posted via Nickel Plate Road with round trip fares one and one third, good for 15 days.
The Nickel Plate Red Book offers the lowest excursion rates to Chautauqua Lake Niagara Falls Thousand Island resorts and other eastern points including the White Mountains Adirondacks and Atlantic Coast. It will be mailed to any address upon two cent stamp. Address B F Horner Gu 4 Nickel Plate Road Cleveland Ohio.
A fragmented excerpt catalogues Mexico’s grand claims from ancient heights to caves, cities, and old institutions, naming Popocatepetl, Cacahuamilpa caves, Tollan now Tola, the Abadano bookhouse, and the Guadalupe shrine, ending with a public notice about printing and peaceable rule. It also references water testing, Grain-O beverage, and a 1900-era Epworth League convention.
Clem G Moore editor Crawfordsville Ind describes four years of systemic catarrh relief after using Peruna medicine. He says indigestion and catarrh across the system improved after first bottle. Other notable testimonials include Captain Percy W Moss Paragould Ark and Judge Wm T Zenor Washington DC. Readers urged to write Dr Hartman for guidance.
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