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Newspaper
Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1897
Page
8
In Ohio Farmer, Julien A. Hall argues that feeding horses shelled corn prevents cob indigestión. He cites a case where mixing meals due to a temperamental hostler caused illness, later corrected by shelling corn. A simple sheller costs three dollars and saves time, effort, and a horse’s health.
Practical advice on livestock care covering draft horses swine cattle and calves. Emphasizes water cold weather fire warm shelter curry combing proper feeding and timely weaning. Notes stockman must ensure warmth for animals and maintain clean coats for health and efficiency.
A cut illustrates a narrow water tight box device designed to wash wagons. The invention promises to save considerable time and labor in vehicle washing by enclosing the wagon and directing water efficiently.
This fragmentary OCR text references numbers and names in unreadable form, offering no clear event, persons, or organizations to summarize into a coherent news item.
Longfellow’s daughter clarifies the pronunciation of Hiatyatha as He-awa-tha with the accent on wa. Unpublished letters of Machel, famed French actress, to Samson will soon be published with a preface by M. Jules Clarette of the Comedie Francaise. Next year St Nicholas to feature Kipling Just So Stories. Mme Sarah Grand in the Pyrenees drafted five versions of The Beth Book. born in Ireland to English parents, she spent time in China and India.
Novelty shop showcases pearl umbrella handles with turquoise accents and holly patterned tableware new for the holidays. Artistic hat pins set with semi precious stones add festive flair to gift shelves.
A quoted passage mocks regional speech variations from the Detroit Free Press, contrasting dialect stereotypes with the view that everyday American speech is simply English. The piece plays with phonetic renderings of rural and urban speech to reflect authenticity.
Fire at the Sterling Remedy Company in Attica Indiana destroys the big laboratory and office building, with hundreds of workers and a scramble to save contracts files and advertising material. General Manager Kramer coordinates rapid relocation and rebuilding while shipments resume that evening.
A vintage ad style notice touts Dr Bell Pine Tar Honey as a quick cure for colds and coughs, claiming it strengthens the lungs and prevents danger from neglect. It also promotes Grain-G as a coffee substitute and includes humorous blurbs, all from a period advertisement tone.
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A dated health notice warns women to seek early care for symptoms of gynecological trouble and to build up female organs. It touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a preventive treatment and shares Mrs Lyness's testimonial of avoiding surgery after using the remedy following miscarriage and heart strain.
A string of old ads and quotes promote St Jacobs Oil for rheumatic pains colds and coughs. Mentions of Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Piso’s Cure and Laxative Quinine with various testimonials and general commentary on winter pains and happiness. Includes fragmented dialog and political quotes.
Local account from the Loston Courier describes a morning scene where a parishioner claims pews were free, citing Parishioner Blowhard and an early fetch of the pews. The exchange reveals informal church fundraising chatter as townsfolk discuss access and donations.
A historical advocacy notice promotes Dr. Ayer's Hair Vigor as a practical remedy to stop hair loss and restore color. It quotes Alderman S. J. Green of Spencer Iowa who reports stopping hair loss and re-darkening after use. The ad invites readers to request a free Curebook detailing cures.
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