Mental illness inquiry follows assault on police officer
Fred Yingling was taken before Mayor Amit after an alleged attack on Polic officer Grivet. Doctors found him mentally unbalanced and he was ordered committed to Marmillan asylum for a hearing before Probate Judge Adair. He had a history of heavy drinking and a past incident in Kenton.
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Fred Yingling
Polic
Grivet
Amit
Yongling
Adair
Yingnog
Tysen
Ekall
Kenton
Marmillan Eaylum
Sherroll McCoy
Becky
Ray. Gay
Creston
Branixer
Mise Edith Haff
Cleveland
Minnie Haff
Smithville
Millie Lichty
Miles Kit McCutcheon
Canton
Misa Jessie Mathes
Presbyterian
Futore
O H Whensetler
Wayne Co
Jacob Snell
Roy Beck
Lary & Bronze of
Current Humor and Observational Vignettes Across Sources
A collage of humorous quotes and social commentary from varied papers. Jokes about labor markets fare, streetcar tariffs, ball polishing mishaps, crossroad guideposts, Klondike miners, whiskey tasting, university life, a kitten’s odd definition, and a reference to Bhattacharya on religion and crime.
Pear Culture in Southern Farms Highlights Diverse Varieties
The article extols growing pears as a cost effective crop with varieties such as Garber Le Conte and Kieffer for Southern farms. It advises mixed planting of standards and dwarfs, notes blight and pest risks, and recommends pruning and soil needs for a productive orchard. It lists Bartlett Seckel Clapp's Favorite Howell and other late varieties, plus dwarf grafting on quince stocks for early bearing.
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Clapp
Bartlett
Prifce
Howell
Shelday
Louise Tienne
Anjou
I. H Boom Farm
Furgaco and Factory
Question of Profit in Yarded Poultry versus Free Range
The article compares profitability of yarded poultry with free range on farms. It notes yarded flocks under strict care have less loss from predators, better exercise, and cleaner water and feed, while free range can raise losses from dogs hawks and other animals. It predicts a future demand for pure food eggs from controlled feeding and sanitary conditions.
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Poultrymenu
Questionable Advantage in Henpecked Marital Lore
The editor argues that great men in literature and arts endured marital strife caused by women and that experience shapes achievement. Citing Milton and Socrates among others, the piece minces no words about wives flexing power and the inevitability of compensation in life and art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socrates
Dante
Shikapetre
Rousseau
Milton
Wagner Paganini
Socra
Milk Stool Demonstrated in 22 Inch Bearded Frame
A historical note describes a milk stool built from two beards measuring 22 inches long and ten to twelve inches wide. It is shown in an accompanying illustration with a cut at nine inches from one edge, half way through.
Improved cheap milk stool design from 19th century notes
James Depue of Orange Judd Farmer details a 12 inch long elevated stool with a board across the top and cleats on the lower portion. The stool keeps its seat clean and stable, proving useful over four years of use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
She Jong
James Depue
Orange
Judd Parmer
Farmer's Orchard Planting Guide From Ulmolga Society
A horticultural society speaker advises orchard siting near the house on well drained soil away from slough. Subsoil the ground for quick water distribution and deeper rooting. Plant small orchards in check rows thirty feet apart, set trees one inch deeper than nursery height, pack dirt firmly, and mulch with surface soil. Plant only recommended trees for the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Horticultural Society
Ulmolg
Six Uses For Salt In Household Remedies
A historic note describes salt uses for digestion and cleansing. Includes mixing a teaspoon with water for gargling and washing, plus rinsing wicker furniture to prevent yellowing and preserve color. Mentions care with fabrics and drying. Signed Mary B and Florence from Epton.
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Mary
Epton
Poultry Kerosenes Use Warned For Fowl Health
Agricultural bulletin advises kerosene in poultry yards for vermin control and health benefits. It urges careful use in nest boxes and drinkers, cautions on evaporation rate, and suggests heat or mixing when crude oil is scarce. Emphasizes cleaning, proper feeding, and vermin eradication as key safeguards.
Norse Medicine For Forcing a Horse To Swallow Drench
A historical veterinary tip describes restraining a horse and using a long-necked bottle to pour medicine while gently tickling the roof of the mouth. The method aims to trigger tongue movement and swallowing, distracting the animal’s attention to facilitate administration.
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Fred Yiegling
Manaillon
Matthew Stalr
Matthew Staird Paintap
South Market
Plain
Waa
Itacdsburg
Hoe Waa
Canaan
Mrs. Wizzard
Michigan
Steele
Edith Eby
John Snell
George Leiter
Stark County
Will Coliing
Euebank
N Hawk
Samuel Steple
Medina County
Lotse
Aaron
Simons
Congress
Eva
Welen Barnhill
Gotumbua
Afiases
Mabel
Mary Marshall
Harley Bussell
Goldie Totton
Hervey Hubbell
Martin Luther
Cuba
Pere
Washtokton
Boston
Corporation
Detroit Free Press
Madame
Uncle Reauben
Pokebury County
Chicago
Ace Cupy
Watta
Lushforth
Indianapolis Journal
Fuddy
Jim Parley
Duddy
Beaton
Hicks
Yea
Somerville Journal
Bhattacharya
North Carolina
T Greiner
Ong Piredde
Cash
J. B. McCcormick
Wayne
Holmes County
Cyclone
Baer
India
Eres
J. B. McCormick
Frhdhricksburg, Ohio
Court House
Iler
West Liberty Street
Fonts
Ohio
Herald
Wooster
Spink Street
Bowman At
Nold Ave
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