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Newspaper

Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1899

Page

8

The Rattlebox Weed In Meadows And Fields

The article details Crotalaria sagittalis known as rattlebox or wild pea, a hairy annual plant with yellow flowers and nearly black seed pods that rattle when seeds detach. It warns of poisoning in horses and cattle, notes regional abundance from Atlantic states to Minnesota and Kansas, cites Dr Stalker of Iowa, and suggests burning fields after seed maturity to reduce rattlebox in hay without harming perennial grasses.

Atlantic Minnesota Kansas New Mexico Connecticut New Jersey North Carolina Missouri South Dakota Iowa Stalker

Dairy and Stock Care Tips from Farm Journal

Advice on flock sizes for mutton sheep and merinos, feeding strategies as pastures fail, and caution against buying animals without knowing care requirements. Emphasizes extra green feed, sweet corn, and proper handling. Also discusses cheap sheep shelters, ventilation, keeping fleece dry, dry bedding, and avoiding water leaks in sheds to prevent illness.

Farm Journal

California Crop Outlook Highlights Riverside Fruit

The Los Angeles Times reports about 100 acres of navel oranges planted in Riverside. California shipments include 1,200 to 1,300 carloads of dried peaches and about 1,400 carloads of seeded raisins. Fresh deciduous fruit shipped east tops 6,000 carloads this season, vs 4,200 last year. Riverside olives yield about 2,000 barrels. Harvestes begin soon and editor notes a ripe orange on the Oroville table, while Orange county commissioners say orchard cleanups are enforced mainly against nonresidents or heavily mortgaged owners.

Los Angeles Times Riverside California Vineyardist California Riverside Press Oroville Mercury Oroville Orange County Horticultural Commissioners

In Our Own Land From a World of Curious Facts

A collection of curious notes on California counties population, land area, and long-held family possessions. It mentions 37 ga ld-producing counties in 156000 square miles, a Hope Indiana family holding a cane 335 years, wage laws constitutional in California, Manitou California residents largely invalids or exiles, global representation, Boston peddler licensing, Nevada’s vast area, Rhode Island density, and an artesian well near Wapulkoneta yielding many small black bass.

California Manitou Cal Boston Nevada Rhode Island Charles Schaffer Wapulkoneta

England’s Fish Consumption and Palace Paint Bill

England consumes eight million pounds worth of fish each year. It costs nine thousand pounds to paint Buckingham Palace frontage with a fresh coat.

England Buckingham Palace

Too Late in the Prison Yard Horseman Shouts

Detroit Journal reports a chaotic scene as a horseman bursts into the prison yard shouting Too late and waving a paper. Officials note executive clemency could not alter the ordinary course as the steed foams under tense circumstances.

Switclett Endly Detroit Journal

Grain-O Try Grain-O A New Grain Drink for All

Try Grain O. Ask your soccer today to show you no package of GRAIN O the new food drink that takes the place of coffee. Adults and children may drink it without injury. It has a rich seal brown color like Mocha or Java but is grain based and easy on the stomach. Prices are 14 and 15 or 25 cents per package. Sold by all grocers.

C.O.D

Odd Lot of Advert Norfolk Items and Notices

A miscellany of brief notices and ads includes a reward for catarrh cure, Hall's Catarrh Cure claims, endorsements for J M Smyth Co mail order house, and touts sewing machines at 14.25 with a large Chicago catalog available for ten cents. Also references to a dying man requesting an automobile hearse and a Chicago Chronicle quotation about burning money.

John M. Smyth Co Mammoth Chicago West Madison Street

Conversation Ends With Quiet Closure

A reader recounts an afternoon talk where she expresses joy and restfulness in the dialogue. He recalls only half an hour of listening, realizing she spoke much more than he did before she rose to leave, in a Somerville Journal style vignette.

Somerville Journal

Cures a Cold in Guo Day Referenced by Ads

The note promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets as a remedy with money-back guarantee if no cure. It cites a 5 cent price and references a Chicago Evening News gag about domestic ship disputes.

Must Women Suffer from the Pinkham Claim

An advertisement-style piece argues women suffer from curable causes and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy. It includes testimonials from Emily F. Haas in Greenpoint Brooklyn and Jennie SurrMan Fremont Michigan praising cures for hysteria painful menstruation neuralgia and related ailments.

Lydia E. Pinkham Emily F. Haas Freeman St Greenpoint Brooklyn N. Y Lydia B. Pinkham Jennie SurrMan Fremont Mich

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