When McKinley was Corrected and Honored
Washington notes detail McKinley correcting a word in a resolution and accepting the point after Amos J. Cummings, a former printer, argued the usage. The column also covers Burnett proposing rural carrier holidays, the Descendants of the Signers society, Loomis’s Tokyo exposition pay, and Butler’s New Orleans funds restoration with Phil Thompson cited for steering the bank’s fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Nick Longworth
House
Joan
North American Gymnastic Union
Cincinnati
William McKinley
Amos J. Cummings
New York
Ohio
Cummings
Bulkeley
Connecticut
Francis B. Loomis
Tokyo Exposition
Loomis
Venezuela
Ben Butler
New Orleans
United States Treasury
Phil Thompson
Kentucky
Congress
Feeding the Dairy Cow in Winter Conditions
A compilation on profitable dairy farming stresses proper housing, cleanliness, and rational feeding. It argues removal of nonproducers, suggests a winter ration of hay, mangels, corn, and oats, emphasizes abundant fresh water and salt, and warns against stifling ventilation to preserve heat.
Rexail Orderlies Promote Aged Digestive Health
An advertisement promises Rexail Orderlies ease for constipated elderly people and weak constitutions. It claims soothing regulation of bowel motion, reduced irritation, and nerve strengthening with no griping or nausea, backed by a guarantee and pricing for 36 tablets at 2 cents and 12 tablets at 10 cents from Cook & Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexail Orderlies
Rexall Orderlies
Rexal
Cook & Sherman
Messina Witness Relates Fiery Earthquake Escape
Giuseppe Cutroneo, a Messina butcher who lost his wife and three children in the Sicily disaster, recounts his escape from the ruined city. He describes the tidal wave, fires, collapsing stations, and looting as he searched for his family, then notes his voyage to Palermo and eventual passage to America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giuseppe Cutroneo
Messina
Sicily
New York
Cerse Victor Emmanuel
Giuseppe
Diego
Tony
Natalina
Regina Marguarita
Palermo
America
Founder In Horses Helps and Harmful Cooling Practices
Founders in horses can often be cured if treated within thirty hours of attack. Begin by placing the horse’s feet in warm water, then blanket and warm thoroughly. Lameness results from blood stagnation in the feet from rapid cooling after exertion. Warm water dilates vessels and increases circulation. in severe cases foot bleeding may be needed, though usually not. The issue is common and linked to driving or working until overheated and then cooling abruptly without drying.
Restored To Health By Vinol Says Edw R Wooster
Edw R Wooster of Rutland Vermont describes a year of poor health with loss of appetite flesh and a severe winter cough. After using Vinol he reports improved digestion a stronger stomach a stopped cough and gained flesh. Advertises Vinol as a proven body-builder with a money back guarantee through Cook and Sherman Druggists Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Wooster
Rutland
Cook & Sherman, Druggists
Washington
Care of the Colt for Exercise and Stabling
Guidance on daily exercise for colts in a yard, avoiding storms, and not feeding corn as a steady diet. Recommends corn on the cob with wheat bran occasionally, clean bright straw bedding, and avoiding bare wet floors to prevent a costly misstep.
Also Mentioned on This Page
M’kinley
John” Allen
Charles W. Arthur
Speaker
Burnett
Purgatory
Fox
Dewey
Academy
Ida Dupuis
Keota
Will Dupuis
J. M. Rich
Noble
D. Gove
Chariton
John H. Stewart
Des Moines
Fred Smith
John Greenlee
Richland
City
C. J. Wilson
Arch McCulley
M. EF
Price
Ora Cox
Fairfield
Minneapolis
Minn
Geo. Burham
John Darraugh
Corydon
Indianapolis
Ind
J. C. Peck
Founder In
Horses
Vermont
VINOL
J. A. Work & CO
McSon
Pants Sumner Co
Iowa
Yours Truly
DR. Sexton
Music & Art Store
Washington CO. Savings Bank
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