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Newspaper
Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1903
Page
8
Rural New Yorker reflects on western pioneer life focusing on hardship endured by farm wives. It notes sod houses humbly shelter families, contrasts eastern comforts with prairie privations, and praises resilient Nebraska housewives while hoping for future modern farms to ease their trials.
Fred H. Suhre argues in Orange Judd Farmer that feeding both fodder and grain yields best results. A corn binder and husker shredder cut costs, while ground corn with cob aids digestion. multiple mills and a 35-cattle limit influence equipment choices and overall profitability.
A traveler in a small town overnighted at a hotel. In the morning he asked for a bath, prompting the proprietor to call for bath implements. Tom arrives with soap, towel, and a pick to dam the creek, sparking local laughter about the improvised bath.
Advertises cheap land in Southeast Missouri Arkansas Northwest Louisiana and Texas for homeseekers and colonies. Details prices from 2.50 to 15 per acre for prairie bottom and improved lands with notes on colony tracts and peach and tomato belt lands in East Texas. Offers rates excursion dates and literature from E W Labeaume G P T A Cotton Belt Route St Louis Mo.
An educated young Italian, a purist in his language, sought to capture the strenuousness of American life. He spoke slowly and carefully, declaring Americans do everything roughly in his expression of the idea.
Advertisement extols Merit Casarets as the best laxative medicine, claiming over ten million boxes sold yearly in the United States. Warns against imitations and fake goods, urging buyers to shop in fair stores and insist on Casarets. Also includes a joke exchange about wearing a watch with a dress suit from Pick-Me-Up.
Fragments present offer guidance for careful investors seeking profitable capital placements with references to publications and postage offers. Quoted lines hint at work pay, hours, and the era's promotional tone, including testimonials and ad style from Rutlike sources.
A German farmer named George Joel Jaren, resident of Rich Fountain Missouri, credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with curing rheumatic pain and restoring mobility after prior doctors failed. Reverend Jos Pope, a trusted local clergyman, publishes the farmer's testimonial as part of a broader community notice.
A quipful snippet notes the Duckleighs, famed for fashion, struggle with hay fever despite wealth. Their father once ran a feed store, adding a rural touch to high society. A stray line from Cleveland dealer sources echoes themes of time and memory.
A St Paul department store saleswoman Miss Nestié Curtain praises Peruna for easing daily aches from prolonged standing and mucus drain. Congressman Mark H Dunnell also commends Peruna as a tonic and cure for catarrh. Readers are invited to write to Dr Hartman for free medical advice.
Mrs P Conlin of Green eid Avenue Casbondale suffered months of weakness and crutch use until Dean's Pills eased symptoms. She reports being unable to walk and severely prostrate, then regained strength after starting the remedy. Her husband provided the medicine and she continued treatment.
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