New Corn and Hay Pricing Notice
Market listing shows New Corn in yellow and white varieties. Hay No 1 Timothy Hay mixed with clover priced at 80 cents per unit. quantity details unclear.
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Newspaper
Washington Daily Herald
Location
Washington, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1911
Page
8
Market listing shows New Corn in yellow and white varieties. Hay No 1 Timothy Hay mixed with clover priced at 80 cents per unit. quantity details unclear.
A series of brief items from Ohio cities notes the discharge of Mrs Maud Estella Hopper without an indictment for murder in Columbus, a murder near Big Four crossing, postal bank non garnishability, a butcher fatally stabbed by a meat hook, a Supreme Court ruling on bulk stock sales, a drowning incident in Columbus, retirement of a state incorporation clerk, seven fishermen missing then found on West Sister Island, and Governor Aldrich addressing Ohio State University's graduating class.
The Charleston record traces golf in the city to the 1700s with references to anniversary meetings and a golf area near Harleston Green. It notes a 1731 club existence and an 1818 advertisement calling a nearby farm sale a site for a sprasing and genteel amusement, golf.
Fragmented OCR lists cattle and sheep prices across multiple cities including Chicago Cleveland Buffalo Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. It shows bids for steers cows bulls and hogs with varied weights and prices and notes grain and other feed items.
A Los Angeles Times piece by Mary A. Colquhoun notes Persians reject caste prejudice yet adhere strictly to etiquette. It describes royal ceremonies, the Nasir Din court, and the caution required to avoid breaching rank in Persian custom.
A garbled note mentions a person and a mother in unclear terms. The fragment references laws and a place name that is unreadable, leaving the item as an ambiguous brief note with no identifiable event or outcome.
The article explains thumps in young pigs, a digestive and nervous disorder often due to overfeeding and lack of exercise. It advises breeding hardy stock, providing sunlit housing, and daily forced exercise. Treatment suggested is castor oil purge and small digitalis doses, with emphasis on fresh bloodlines to prevent recurrence.
A collage of garbled text discusses packing butter and jars with salt, discusses a milk related substance, mentions jokes in waiting rooms and a homely anecdote about misheard declarations of love. The passage includes references to New York Sun and Boston Transcript style lines without clear context.
Six to provide for the rainy day when sickness accidents or troubles arise. Money is needed and ready cash eases sorrow. Before the day comes save money and have it earn five percent interest from broaker State Building Balas Balding 2 We Gay-
A New York World analysis cites Grove and Champlin references to compare lifespans of wind versus stringed instrument players. It lists average ages for flute oboe bassoon cornet trumpet and clarinet, noting wind players like trumpet and cornet performers show longer lifespans despite high intra pulmonary pressure.
A 1911 California druggist endorses Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as an efficient non narcotic ex pectorant safe for children. The letter notes it relieves colds without affecting digestion and urges readers to get the original product in the yellow package from Blackmer & Tanquary and others.
An old style advertisement touts MANOLINE for facial skin relief. It claims immediate soothing effects and urges family use twice daily. The copy notes a bottle contains 360 drops and costs 25 cents with a money back guarantee.
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