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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1905
Page
3
An anecdotal testimonial claims Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment cured a severe itchy scalp with pimples. The note, signed Ada C Smith of Jersey City, praises the products and hair regrowth. The passage also cites a New Jersey court ruling about a householder paying a cook’s medical bill after an ice slip.
An Indianapolis News item promotes Dr Caldwell's Gaxative Syrup Pepsin as a remedy for constipation biliousness and headaches. It claims to expel poisons and help internal organs function, with prices 50 cents and 1.00 and a money back guarantee.
In pinch use Allen's Foot-Ease powder to cure corns bunions and painful swollen feet. Sold at druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents. Sample Frieze address A S Olmsted Le Roy New York. Also a Somerville Journal quip about a stingy man despised and envied for years.
A reader from Conover N C R F D reports great benefit from a single Push Eck s Kure package for cough relief. The message is echoed by other testimonials including notes from Minneapolis and Chicago Tribune quotes.
Mrs. Sarah Marine of Colorado Springs states she suffered three years with back ache and kidney trouble. After using Dean's Kidney Pills for about two boxes she recovered fully and has remained well for over four months. Price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
John M. Jamison offers a Hog pen layout for a 16 by 20 foot building. It includes four sleeping nest pens, four feed pens with close partitions, a 4 by 20 foot alley, cement floors for the alley, sloped pen floors toward the alley, and south side pens with many windows to enhance light and health. The plan features double door partitions, elevated ground, and drainage to keep nests and stalls dry.
An Indiana farm journal observer warns against tightly penning fowls. A friend kept 25 White Rocks with a rooster, stripping the yard of all green grass and ending in mud and neglect. The tale urges preserving some open grass when keeping poultry.
An Illinois farmer shares a durable two board hog trough design for water swill or grain. Using 2x12 boards at 16 feet, or 1x12 for lighter use, with slats on top to prevent hogs from lying in the trough when filled in hot weather.
Pure milk reflects cow diet and should be free from taints. Cabbage turnips and onions can impart oils and odd flavors rendering milk unsalable. Michigan Agricultural College expert notes turnips best omitted from dairy feeds though rare cases may still not affect quality.
A handy coop and run for hen and chicks is shown in the cut. This A coop is boarded tightly at the back.
A front page note explains building an A shaped run across the coop to protect hens while allowing more space in early spring. The design extends the run full width and height and can be adjusted for any length to improve liberty for the birds.
A simple hive stand idea uses four drain tiles placed three to four inches in the ground and packed with earth. The stand keeps the hive off the ground, excludes small pests, and allows easy mowing around. A front board completes the setup, bricks can substitute for lower cost.
Advice on horse care dairy cattle and swine breeding emphasizes balanced feeding stable hygiene and thoughtful mating. It warns against dusty milking conditions from leaky ceilings and urges matching horse sizes and temperaments to improve efficiency and reduce problems.
A Chicago Journal quote recounts a boy in spectacles being asked if he could be president someday. He replies that his parents would never allow him to stand outside on a March day to be inaugurated, quelling the idea of immediate ambition.
Pa Twaddles reads of a man in Jordan who keeps a pet ape to polish his boots. Ma Twaddles jokes about the owner calling the apes monkeyshines as the couple discusses the odd account in the morning.
In Lowndes Missouri on April 4, Mrs H C Harty reports years of spring illnesses, weak health, back and head pain, improved after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. She says she is stronger now at fifty and credits the pills for the change, part of a growing number of positive testimonials.
Dr. C Pusheck of Chicago publishes an illustrated booklet introducing his remedy Pusheck's Kuro. The pamphlet claims cures for rheumatism stomach and liver troubles blood and nerve diseases weakness and general debility. Available at drug stores or by mail for $1 plus free mailing of the booklet.
First and third Tuesdays in April offer reduced round trip Homeseeker tickets from Chicago St Louis Cairo Paducah Evansville Louisville and Cincinnati to many Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis Railway points in Tennessee North Alabama and Georgia. Limit 21 days stop overs allowed. For details contact W L Danley Nashville Tenn or H G Warner Kansas City Mo.
Central Minnesota Immigration Co offers fifty thousand acres of hardwood lands in North Central Minnesota with dairy opportunities, fertile soil, low prices, and easy terms. For details write 8. D. Works, Secretary, Mankato, Minn.
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