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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1905
Page
3
Mr. Kenney recounts severe paralysis symptoms including pain numbness and sleeplessness. He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring health after seven boxes and has returned to steady work at Merrimac Hat Company in Amesbury Massachusetts.
Nickel Plate Road advertises through trains three daily to Cleveland Buffalo New York and Boston with dining cars on the Individual Club Plan and a la carte service. Luxurious sleeping cars offered on all trains with no excess fare. For rates connections and reservations contact J Calahan General Agent 112 Adams St Chicago IL.
An auctioneer hawks a prized half back as managers bid with offers of free tuition board clothes and college agency for four years. A new bidder cries free tuition and goods, and the sale ends with the winner from Hale University. The buyer must report for practice next Saturday.
A user testifies that quitting old coffee and switching to Postum cured nervousness and heart trouble, boosted strength, and provided steady energy for long workdays. The speaker grants Postum Co. Battle Creek, Michigan, permission to share their name and cites The Road to Wellville as reading.
An old note explains how peach and plum create hybrids like the Mule a fruitless curiosity. It outlines growth and blossom buds in peaches and plums and marks the coddling moth’s predator hair worm. It emphasizes bud identification to distinguish growth from fruit buds.
The text recommends using a half round spruce sided ladder with oak rungs for trees up to 30 feet, and direct ladder use for easy reach. It criticizes shaking devices, favors a seven to eight foot by four to five foot sorting table on benches, and explains how to set it up to sort and funnel apples into barrels efficiently in the orchard.
Prof Haecker notes farmers overvalue large cows and undervalue small cows with butter fat rich milk. In a Minnesota state farm dairy lineup a 1200 pound cow and a 0.5 pound cow illustrate contrasting milking. The large cow is the deepest milker but declines quickly. the small cow is a persistent milker, yielding 341 pounds yearly versus 995 pounds for the large cow over three years.
Good milkers show a well developed milk vein and butter becomes foamy if cream stands too sour. After age nine a cow deteriorates and dairy cow development engages dairymen. The dairy cow grows popular worldwide as a money maker without lowering farm fertility.
The Farmers' Review notes that cider vinegar must meet at least 4.5 percent acetic acid in some states, but cider from partly ripe or overripe apples may fall short. It warns farmers to use fully matured apples and avoid soaking pomace with water to prevent dilution before market sale.
A method to craft a light ladder from a 22 foot green pole cut and shaved to a five inch butt diameter and three inch tip. It describes trestle layout, drilling holes every 14 inches, shaping rounds of elastic wood, and fastening with nails and spikes or hooks as shown.
The article explains how large cash transfers move from the New York sub-treasury to assistTreasurers across the United States including Boston Philadelphia Baltimore New Orleans Cincinnati Chicago St Louis and San Francisco. San Francisco transfers are free while others incur a charge. The process saves time versus shipping and is governed by Washington approvals for unusually large sums. The New York sub-treasury can authorize transfers up to 250 000 to 300 000 in a day without prior approval.
A FrenchMohammedan resident in Cairo, M Lambert, has secured consent to build mosques in Paris and Marseilles. The state is likely to provide free building sites. England and Germany already have mosques. Paris hosts thousands of Mussulmans annually. Marseilles has a sizable Mohammedan population.
The largest southern England tree is the King's Oak at Tilford. It stands on the village green between two old bridges over the Wey river, about 30 feet in girth at six feet high. Mentioned in the Waverley abbey charter, it remains vigorously growing.
Canada now possesses 12 wireless telegraph stations along the river Gulf of St Lawrence and the Atlantic coast. Nine stations under the department of marine and fisheries are high power and three low power. The high power can communicate with vessels up to 250 miles while the low power covers about 130 miles.
The quote from Rhondda Williams contrasts what people own with the deeper divide of ability to enjoy life. It suggests true richness comes from the power to appreciate experiences, not merely material possessions.
An old-time friend compliments a house but Mr. Comrox asserts the place is not a home but a residence, telling the visitor to curb patronizing remarks. The exchange appears in the Washington Star with a touch of social nuance.
An advertisement promotes Mull's Grape Tonic as a cure for constipation and stomach trouble. It claims standard remedies worsen the condition and asserts the tonic strengthens intestines with Concord grape juice, offering a free bottle to first-time users.
The genuine has a date and a number stamped on the label take no other from your druggist. Each finance is when your money goes up like a rocket and comes down in some body else's pocket.
A Chicago Tribune ad promotes Cuticura products for eczema and skin conditions. It advises bathing affected areas with hot water and Cuticura Soap, drying gently, applying Cuticura Ointment, and taking Cuticura Resolvent Pills to cleanse the blood. The set costs $1.00 and claims to cure皮皮 torturing disfiguring cases when other remedies fail.
An old advertisement touts Hoxsies Croup Cure claiming it prevents pneumonia and diphtheria with no opium or nausea and costs 50 cents, credited to A P Hoxsie Buffalo NY. The item also includes two quotation lines about health remedies and personal growth.
Mrs Mary Cogin of 20th Street and Cleveland Avenue in Kansas City Missouri says she suffered years of weakness soreness and painful kidney secretions. After using Dean's Kidney Pills she recovered became well and had a full term baby. Sold by all dealers for 30 cents a box FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY.
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