Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Praised in Letters
Grateful women from Elgin and Kearneysville report relief from female complaints after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Mrs Leisbeurg credits healing after fourteen years of suffering while Mrs Whittington says her weakness vanished following the product and its directions. The Pinkham Medicine Co offers confidential advice from a woman in Lynn Massachusetts for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Ill
Lydia E. Pinkham
Henry Leiseberg
Adams St
Kearneysville
W. Va
G. B. Whittington
Pinkham Medicine Company
Lynn
Mass
Unknown Countries Mongolia and Tibet a Sealed World
The world knows little of Mongolia and Tibet while deserts like the Gobi connect Asia to Europe through ancient caravan routes. Merchants long traveled tea and silk across the sands but failed to report the wonders or dangers of these lands to Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mongolia
Tibet
Great Desert
Gobi
China
Manchuria
Siberia
Europe
Kublai Khan
Argonaut
Lost Cornish Language Monument in St Haul Parish
A granite obelisk in St Haul near Penzance marks the death of Doro thy Pentreath who died in 1777 as the last speaker of Cornish. The seven foot monument built into the churchyard wall bears a Maltese cross and honors the vanished tongue once spoken in Cornwall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Haul
Penzance
Cornwall
Dorothy Pentreath
St. Paul
The Memory and the Decline of Human Recall
The New York American quotes Vlato on letters as memory’s deathblow explaining old societies relied on memory for laws songs and business. It contrasts past practice of remembering with modern reliance on records noting that memory of the race is dying as everything is on record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vlato
Mem
New York
Americin
Shamrock Symbol and Irish Soldier Ethos
An old quotation explores the shamrock as a tiny emblem of Irish cleverness and vigor. It notes a mother placing the first food on a sword as a rite, linking nourishment, guardianship, and martial heritage, with a modern aside praising Irish soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solinus
New York Press
Misunderstood exchange echoes a tense kiss request
A clipped dialogue shows a mistaken impulse as one person declares love and another questions the gesture. The exchange hints at emotional tension and miscommunication between two individuals.
Watermelon Growing Tips From Hoosier Poet Inspired Farmers
A farmer’s guide extols growing melons with seasonally warm, nitrogen rich soil and deep drainage. Plant spacing varies by variety, insistence on early pest control, regular shallow cultivation, and mulch to minimize moisture loss. Avoid weeds and heed timely care for a successful crop.
Seed grain cleaning and grading boosts farm crop yields
The Iowa Homestead urges farmers to clean and grade seed grain before seeding. It argues that investing time and using a mill pays off by eliminating shriveled kernels and weed seed, producing strong plants and reducing trash in harvested grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Magnates Reach For Profits In Minor League Ties
Major league magnates expand influence in International and American associations. Detroit owners buy Providence, Jersey City and Newark clubs share owners and scouts. Banter over who profits from minor leagues grows as players move among Rochester Cleveland and Toronto outfits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Seaon
Jersey City
Newark
Providence
Baltimore
Toronto
Montreal
Buffalo
Rochester
J. D Lillis
Hugh McBreen
Boston Red Sox
McBreen
John Taylor
Boston
Jangrin
MelsTale
Purtell
Mains
Callahan
Killilay
Sox
Joseph McGinnity
George Salmon
New York City
Salmon
Zach Wheat
Brooklyn Club
Ebbets
T Newa Bergen
Zimmerman
Dalton
Ray
Yawkey and
Navin
Detroits
Hugh Jennings
Jennings
Fred Lake
Connie Mack
Athletics
George de Russell
Quever
Mack
Dre Rt
Monumental
New York Americans
Wolverton
Osborn
Ganzel
Walter Blain
Hughes and
Mitchell
Highlanders
Simmons and
McConnell
Simmons
Brush
New York Giants
McGraw
Teoronto Club
Joe Kelley
Kelley
Tesreau
Texas
Polo Grounds
Cleveland
Toledo
Charles Webb Murphy
Chicago Cubs
Louisville
American Association
Grayson
Jack Pfeister
Cubs
Kentucky
Pointers for Corn Growers From Ohio College Advice
Do not fail to drain soil and apply timely clover or mulch to keep soil in good condition. Growing corn needs moisture and manure improves yields. Use phosphates on corn as advised by Professor de Vivian at Ohio Agricultural College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Vivian
Ohio Agricultural College
Perforating Sod Tool Described for Lawn Care
A sod perforator made from two twelve inch squares of one inch board with a central handle creates many holes in the lawn just before seeding. Rain then washes seed and fertilizer into the holes, reducing loss according to American Agriculturist.
Has Your Horse the Shivers Influenza Risks in Stables
A horse with the shivers suffers from flu like symptoms due to damp drafts and poor ventilation. Recurrent breathing of stale air can reduce oxygen in the blood and impair circulation. Sunlight and air purification are implied remedies.
Manure Spreader Joy Ride Warned as Woeful Ride
A humorous line contrasts joyful ride fantasies with the grim reality of a manure spreader. It notes the dangers and impracticality of such stunts, underscoring bleak outcomes compared with everyday vehicles.
Post durability depends on timber size says study
Ohio experiment station tests show large farm timbers outlast small ones of the same wood. The report to the department of agriculture notes the end of the post placed in the ground matters little except that the sounder or larger end should be buried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Experiment Station
Department of Agriculture
Orchard and Garden Mulching Benefits in Planting
The Iowa Homestead notes a newly married man will plant asparagus for future generations from the same roots if mulched with manure. Mulching helps crops like strawberries by preventing trampling ends, aiding cultivation, conserving moisture, and shielding roots from frost. It also describes using mulch on newly transplanted trees and shrubs to protect heat sensitive roots in summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Cultivating the Orchard Apple Method
A practical guide recommends shallow spring plowing and weekly harrowing through mid July. It advises feeding the land with crimson clover or another strong cover crop to improve soil.
Calf Raising Wisdom Takes Small Daily Steps
A brief note on calf raising philosophy urges small frequent feedings. It warns against rewarding greed in calves and advocates steady, modest milkings as a prudent approach.
Farm fertility drained by export crop farming stance
The speaker warns that relying solely on growing export crops and selling them abroad drains farm fertility and drains wealth from the locality, likening the practice to shipping soil and potential away forever.
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement by Aberdeen Resident
Aberdeen resident T M Howard testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills cured his back pain and kidney trouble lasting for years. He recalls first using the remedy in 1909 and again endorses it in 1911, noting a permanent relief. Sold by Eaton Swaney's Drug Stone and dealers nationwide. Price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Dean's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Howard
Lawrence Street
Aberdeen
Wash
Dean
Eaton & Swaney’s
Howard
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Proclaimed Supreme Healer
An advertisement hails Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the perfect healer for cuts, burns, bruises, sores, eczema, cold sores, chapped hands, and more. It claims unrivaled effectiveness for piles and notes a price of 25 cents at all druggists.
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Long Island Agricultural Experiment Station
Rocky Ford
Foundation OF Crops
Doolan
Phillies
American Press Association
Detroit
Providence Club
Toan
Aberdeen Resi
Rainier
R. Cormier
South G Street
Aberdeen, Wast
HAYES
Hayes Bankers (Incorporated
Foreign & Domestic Exchange
Aardwood
F. Fredrickson
Summit Street
ture _MADISON
S. Id St
F. Sts
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