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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1906
Page
8
The article argues tiling choice between spring and fall depends on soil moisture. Fall tiling benefits soggy land, speeds spring work, while spring tiling helps land that is too dry. It notes scientific tiling with proper drains pays off on nearly level land and that a good tile drain improves with age, benefiting the landowner over time.
A Mother's letter from Diamond Ohio praises Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for curing a long feverspell and consumption fears. The note says one bottle eased a cough and night sweats, saving the writer from a short life. Also mentions Dr Pierce's pills and a push for a wise medical bureau leadership.
The text notes an increased value tied to its effect in making a sell more porous, influencing market dynamics and attractiveness.
Following Dr. Salmon’s resignation after twenty years leading the bureau of animal industry opinion sways toward a practical stock man. Fart and Raneh argue Secretary Wilson will pick a scientifically trained inspector with microscopy anatomy physiology and sanitary science to preserve the bureau’s scientific foundation and leadership.
A new canned vegetable, spinach, reaches southern markets and earns strong trade approval. The product comes from eastern canning centers and preserves flavor and succulence.
Dan Patch established a new world mile pace record of 1.5544 at Lowiaville, besting his prior mark of 1.56 and marking the fastest harness race to date. The Farmers Institute workers of the American association plan their annual meeting in Washington on November OT1, 1905 with Professor G C Creelman of Guelph as secretary. Eighty six Malta milk goats arrive for care and propagation at the Connecticut experiment station under the agriculture department. The Association of Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations also holds its annual Washington meeting on November 14 with Professor Hills of Burlington, Vermont serving as secretary.
Descriptive passage on panthers in India named bi pat and tendwa attacking villages and luring prey. It also cites humorous English phrases from Chicago News and odd hotel notices in Genoa Calais Paris and Jersey warning about dogs and visitors.
The piece explains milk analysis methods to determine solids and fat content, noting averages of about 13 percent solids and 3 percent fat as references for detecting watering or skimming. It also mentions Die Is Cast by Paul Pestel and a medical note on involuntary heart and digestion functions.
A young man with a bill asks Mr. Kiljordan a question, prompting Miljordan to retort with anger about an installment payment due tomorrow. He insults the caller and threatens to throw him out of a window if not silenced.
A terrified youth fled a scene, rushing toward the stairway as a man at a desk questioned him about scaring the boy. The worker explains he lashed out due to irritation with a woman promoting a charity scheme and buzzed by for half an hour.
An advertisement cites Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female weakness and related symptoms. It features a testimonial from Kate McDonald of Woodbridge New Jersey and notes Mrs. Pinkham's ongoing free advice from Lynn Massachusetts.
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