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Newspaper
Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1900
Page
6
Farmers' Voice describes a low design fodder frame built from 15 to 16 foot poles with cross members and two sets of front end standards. The device allows loading three to five large shocks at once, keeps fodder from shifting in wind, and reduces trips when feeding large numbers of hogs, cattle, and horses in cold, snowy weather.
Agriculture notes advise burning matted grass and rubbish between now and May 1 to deter chinch bugs, with deep plowing in Timothy meadows to bury pests. Vermont highway weigh-ins set 55 pounds per inch of wagon weight. wood ashes touted as a fertilizer for strawberries, and manure recommended to remain on the surface until spring before incorporation.
A weary renter avoids direct complaints until a neighbor’s social nudging rallies tenants to act. A chain of conversations prompts collective concern over dirty smoke and hall neglect. The landlord relents, offering a rent cut to keep one tenant from leaving, showing how public sentiment can drive results.
A Boston Globe recipe outlines a smooth thick white soup using rice flour and stock. Stir to melted butter consistency, add minced roast rabbit or fowl, dilute with stock, strain, reheat, and finish with cream or milk. Economical use of scraps and bones is emphasized, with an optional potato base.
A South Side youth asks for trousers cleaned and pressed. Jeff returns with a bold grease stain on one knee. The owner quizzes about turpentine and coal oil, while the tailor hints at firm pressing and stubborn grease. The humorous exchange ends with Jeff’s earnest puff as the stain resists every remedy.
A cheerful woman hands a check to a teller and is reminded to endorse it. The teller explains repayment terms if the issuer fails to answer. The customer replies with a confident pledge and signs Mia J. B. Blanks, a line praising the bank's reliability.
Warning against mercury containing catarrh remedies and praising Hall's Catarrh Cure from Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. Internal medicine claims direct action on blood and mucous surfaces. Promotes genuine product and tests by druggists, price 75 cents per bottle, Hall's Family Pills endorsed.
A Boston Journal remark notes women now stand closer to men in equality. It cites examples shifting from literary purgations to pursuits like polar exploration and long bicycle rides, illustrating broadened public opportunities for women.
Grain-O is a nourishing drink offered by grocers as a coffee substitute. It tastes like coffee when prepared properly but has no stimulant effects and aims to aid digestion and strengthen nerves. Market pricing runs around 15 and 25 cents.
United States Senator W N Roach of North Dakota endorses Peruna catarrh remedy in a Washington DC letter to the Peruna Medicine Company Columbus Ohio. He testifies Peruna has improved his strength vigor and appetite and claims it is a scientific certainty with no substitutes or rivals. Address provided for free sample and purchase.
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