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Williston Graphic

Location

Williston, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1904

Page

7

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Topeka Woman

Mrs. C E Bumgardner of Topeka Kansas a Rebecca officer reports kidney trouble back pain and headaches improved after one box of Doan's Kidney Pills with symptoms gradually disappearing before finishing a second package she endorses the remedy. Free trial address Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Available from all dealers at 50 cents.

C. EB. Bumgardner Rebeccas Topeka Kans Kansas Ave Doan C. E. Bumgardner Foster. Milburn Co Buffalo N.Y

Jest and Jollity in a Broadsheet Style Exchange

A playful dialogue scene features Mr Bliggins and Mies Cayenne debating affection versus discipline. Edyth-Jack’s proposal is discussed with irony and humor as characters riff on social manners and misreadings of language.

Home Remedies From The Page

A fig split open makes a poultice for a boil and gum boil. A split raisin is also good. For coughing colds or consumption one to two tablespoonfuls of glycerine or rye whisky or hot cream provides relief. A panacea for the consumptive is daily internal glycerine with one part powdered widow charcoal to two parts glycerine.

Change Food GrapeNuts and Postum Prove Health

A Missourian recounts nerve, stomach, and sleep troubles improved by changing from meat to GrapeNuts and cream. He credits stronger health, better rest, and relief from pains after two physicians and tonics failed. He notes his wife and daughter now adopt the cereal. Postum Co. promotes the brand with the road to Wellville booklet.

Postum Co Battle Creek Mici Tennys Wellville

Sterilizing Oven with Bottle Rack Concept by Mossman

F W Mossman presents a design for a sterilizing oven using a matched lumber frame lined with zinc and a double door with packing. The unit includes a drainage floor, steam jets along the base, a four inch diameter top flue, and an inclined rack to drain and keep bottles dust free during sterilization and cooling.

F. W. Mossman

Salt and Dairy Cows Aided By Regular Salt Access

An article from Farmers' Review explains that cows miss salt unless provided at regular intervals. Experiments at Mississippi Experiment Station show milk output fell by about 10 percent during four weeks without salt, then recovered when salt was reintroduced.

Mississippi Experiment Station Wal

Desirable Maturity in Swine Across Markets

The article discusses early maturing swine and the advantages of marketing pigs at various ages. It notes pure bred animals sell well any time and that rapid marketing can help owners avoid disease risk and gain prices, while warning gamblers fail to profit from egg auctions.

Bitter flavor in cheese discussed by dairy instructors

At an Ottawa conference, Mr. Publow described methods to remove bitter flavor from whey and emphasized clean can storage away from trees. He noted certain farms still suffer bitterness despite overall good facilities, linking it to stable cleanliness and tree-proximity storage.

Ottawa Canada Publow Ontario

Quartet of Stone Silos in Barn Plan Attract Attention

A neighbor builds four stone silos in a barn addition with an 18 inch wall, 12 feet in diameter and 2244 feet high, cemented inside. Only two were filled this year while the owner plans a 40 cow year round dairy linked to summer pasture.

Walla Orange Judd

Good Butter Flavor Drives Butter Scoring Says Review

A Farmers’ Review piece notes flavor dominates butter judging. Higher flavor often yields higher scores, though judges may bias toward flavor over color grain and salt. Clean flavor requires milk from good succulent feed and careful handling.

Farmera

How Edam Cheese Is Made in Holland

Edam cheese is produced in Holland and pressed into round balls of four to five pounds. When ready for shipment they are colored with beetroot annotations and wrapped in tinfoil. Made from milk not very rich in fat, sometimes skim milk is used. The curd is very dry and the curing process slow, yielding a mild cheese that keeps almost indefinitely and remains digestible.

Holland

Cost of Raising Calf From Birth to Maturity

A farm bulletin notes calf raising costs. Alabama estimates first year growth at about 12 dollars or 20 dollars until calving. Connecticut station estimates 35 dollars to raise a calf until two years old.

Farmers Alabama Connecticut

Inconvenience of Hats in a Fashion Debate

A Cosmos article excerpt argues against head coverings citing hygienic and social benefits of hair, noting hair loss trends may stem from hat use. It counters objections about colds and sun exposure, urging a return to uncovered heads as a healthier norm for both men and women.

Literary Digest

The Doctor's Troubles and Rost's Witty Remedy

A Times tale recalls Captain Rost a New York physician famed for salt cancer cures. He quit private practice to pursue radical research after clashing with wealthy patients. A wealthy matron feared theater dampness and asked about oysters leaving Rost amused by her concern.

John Rost New York The Times Capt. Rost Capt Rost Roet Posthaste Dr. Roat

Drawer Shortage Stalls Ada County Weekly

Foreman laments missing cash drawer hindering work at the Ada County weekly. Editor notes no drawer on hand and suggests repurposing a cash drawer. Philadelphia Ledger context implied.

Ada Country Weekly Ude Philadelphia Ledger

Bitter dines out my good deal says Cleveland Plala

A clipped quote from Cleveland Plala in Deser praises a man’s keen judgment, claiming he can distinguish an oyster fork from a game fork with eyes blindfolded and hands tied. The remark highlights a sharp, boastful assessment of skill.

Clleveland Plala

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