Model poultry house plan for economical expansion
Agricultural hints outline a complete model for a lighted warm poultry house with separate sections, roosting and brooding rooms, storage and manure basements, and South facing glass. It details eight to sixteen by sixty four foot configurations, materials, ventilation, litter, and lice safeguards.
Raising of Horses Promising for Future Demand
Farm News argues the horse market will recover as demand improves for well-bred carriage horses. Overproduction and electric streetcars depressed prices, but good family horses remain sought in cities and suburbs, with training focused on calm, sturdy driving stock for steady profit.
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Cara
Lights in Barns Urges Caution on Fires and Smoking
Colman’s Rural World warns farmers to avoid smoking in barns and using risky lights. Sparks from kerosene lanterns can ignite dry fodder, while old oils are safer. Hang lanterns in wire screened zones, avoid matches, and prepare light away from stables to reduce uninsured losses.
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Colman
Feed 80x For Sheep In Yard Illustration
When grain is fed to sheep in the yard or pasture a long feed box is essential. The sketch shows a double capacity 80 box letting sheep feed on both sides. It can be extended to any length to fit the flock size with one end board removed to reveal construction.
Guard's Leader's Remarkable Recovery From Grip
J T Ralston long known at Nebraska State Penitentiary survives grip disease with help from Dr Williams Pink Pills. After years of illness and failed cures he works again in Lincoln and even cites regained strength for harvest work. The report notes his role in Farmers Alliance movement and credits Pink Pills for renewing vigor.
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State Journal
Lingoln
Neb
Nebraska State Penitentiary
J. T. Ralston
Peru
Nebraska
State Normal School
Ralston
Lincoln
Dr. Williams
Journal
Farmers’ Alliance i
Williams
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Tratiax
Jury Mast Question By Crew On Schooner
A 19th century note recalls a schooner crew being forced to rig a jury mast. The term refers to a temporary mast erected by twelve men, a stopgap to keep the vessel sailing while repairs or conditions are addressed.
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Bill
Missourian
Hall's Catarrh Cure advert promises reward for success
In a dated classified style, the ad offers one hundred dollars for a catarrh cure by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It lists P J Counsy and Co as proprietors and features endorsements from F J Cheney and wholesale druggists in Toledo Ohio. It promotes internal use and blood mucous action with a price of seven cents per bottle and notes Hall's Family Pills as a trusted product. The page also includes a cartoonish dialogue about wanting to be a boy again.
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Farm Journal
Hall
P. J. Counsy 4
F. J. ‘Cheney
Vee oSholesale Druggiste
T ‘Oedo
Wanorsd
Kiynan & Manvin
Toledo
Ohio
Fire insurance and health tips in a 19th century ad
A fragment from a 19th century notice extols insuring property and health, warning that fire devours dwellings and warehouses. It promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a remedy for indigestion liver trouble kidney issues and malaria while contrasting cold versus grip with medical costs.
The Pilgrim Holiday Number Adverts
A compact catalog-like note promotes The Pilgrim holiday issue with sketches prose and illustrations. It lists a 40 cent postage offer via Gro H Huar Ford publisher 415 Old Colony Building Chicago and briefly quotes satirical lines from Texas Siftings and Atchison Globe. It mentions constipation remedies and high annual sales of Bryan’s prats for constipation 10c and 5c.
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the Pilgrim
Gro. H. Huar- Ford
Old Colony Building
Chicago
Penny Request From Corpulent Gentleman Exchange
Fragmentary dialogue shows a beggar asking for money from a corpulent man who questions the request and questions the need. The exchange reflects a social interaction in a street setting with implied poverty and bargaining over pennies.
Florida Travel via St Louis Route Advised
Reader notes a travel route to Florida via St Louis with a single transfer to the St Louis Cairo Short Line and Holly Springs route offering through sleepers to Jacksonville and favorable rates. The text mentions various patent medicines and a ship captain's claim about fresh eggs, reflecting mix of travel tips and ad copy.
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Chicago & Grand Trank
Chicago & Grand Trunk
Penton
Canada
Olke
Chicago & Grand Trunk Railway
Great St. Clair
Clark St
Florida
St. Louis
St.Louis
St. Louie & Cairo
Jacksonville
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