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Newspaper
Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1902
Page
8
A farm in Amherst, Massachusetts, uses a simple piping scheme to warm barn water from a house hot water boiler. By connecting the house and barn lines and opening a valve, warm water flows to the barn, supplying four cows and two or three horses for several winters. The system depletes the house hot water supply, which some housewives object to.
A Purdue experiment station bulletin warns a wet season boosted twisted stomach worm in lambs, causing dullness, loss of appetite, thirst, and diarrhea. Symptoms progress to jaw fluid buildup and teeth grinding. Treat with coal tar creosote in water, syringed to each lamb, possibly multiple doses. Move lambs off infected pasture, feed dry rations, and use corn fields. notes on carrots, turnips, cabbage for cattle digestion and milk impact.
A Virginia reader recalls a late Albany Payne story about a hard-riding Englishman near Linden who relapsed into moonshine drinking. His purple face and rough life end with a wife’s distress and a doctor’s arrival. The piece then promotes St Jacobs Oil and Dr Koenig’s Hamburg Breast Tea for bronchial ailments, claiming combined internal and external action aids breathing and cures.
A Philadelphia Bulletin snippet records a courtroom exchange where the judge jokes about bribery and Casey offering an alibi. Casey replies with a boast about a last quarter performance, reflecting a casual, colorful moment from the proceedings.
A reading note on Lionel Ardon set in Tudor England through Henry VIII to Elizabeth I. Hero Lionel Ard on son of Lord Ardon. his father's death in a duel sparks vengeance as he enters court life with vivid depictions of gaiety and festivals and includes Lady Jane Grey as a central figure. Published by G W Dillingham Company New York priced 1.50.
One way tickets to California and North Pacific Coast points and to Missouri Arkansas Indian and Oklahoma Territories Louisiana and Texas available on the first and third Tuesdays each month from October 21 to April list at half standard first class fare plus $2.00. Information from agents or H C Townsend, G P T Agent, St Louis MO. Also includes ad blurbs and jokes from various periodicals and products.
Through car and Pullman service with elegant Observation Cafe Cars run from Saint Louis and Kansas City daily. Fred Harvey management, large library room, easy chairs, writing materials, latest newspapers, electric lights and fans enhance comfort for passengers aboard these trains.
A wry remark from Monroe notes a Got rox clerk’s attire. The exchange suggests customers may mistake him for a clerk, reflecting amusement at fashion and status in a Chicago Daily News style nugget.
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