Peruna Credited With Saving Woman From Illness
Miss Maria Ducharme of Montreal testifies that years of pain and fatigue ended after she used Peruna. She says improvement began quickly and credits the medicine with saving her life and health. She invites others to seek free medical advice from Dr. Hartman in Columbus, Ohio.
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Maria Ducharme
St. Elizabeth Street
Montreal
Can
Tam
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Quotable Bits From Various Uproarious Lines
A collage of quotes and anecdotes from Chicago Chronicle Cleveland Plain Dealer and other papers. Wry exchanges about fishing on Sabbath engagements broken off and laundry iron undershirts drift amid humor and Teething remedies and ad citations.
Ram's Horn Blasts and Thoughts on Faith and Fortune
A series of aphoristic reflections on discipline, humility, and morality. The speaker critiques self righteousness and materialism while urging compassion and respect for others liberty. It contrasts religious pretensions with genuine virtue and warns of the perils of greed.
Sheep Profit Advantage Over Cattle For High Price Lands
A Detroit Free Press summary argues sheep yield greater profit on the same land than cattle or hogs by producing wool alongside mutton. It notes sheep fatten faster, return soil fertility, and suit small farmers, while cattle herds rise in price but require more feed, with wool profits often tipping the balance to sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Free Press
Texas
Politician Spends Week on Farm Grafting Orchard
In a Chicago News style quip a politician is described spending a week on an old farm. The joke notes daily grafting work in the orchard highlighting an unusual, humorous detail about his field effort.
Insects Fatal to Corn Highlighted by Illinois Bulletin
A Chicago era notice urges readers to obtain Bulletin No 95 from the State Agricultural College of Illinois at Urbana to study corn insects. It explains that insect damage mimics starvation, and that rich soil, good cultivation, and proper drainage can protect yields even with chinch bugs root lice and white grubs present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Agricultural College of Illinois
Urbana
Bulletin
The Corn Worm and Insect Control in Corn
Article discusses life stages of corn worm and suggests integrated pest strategies. It advocates crop rotation, timely plowing and planting, barriers to insect movement, and targeted insecticide use to reduce corn damage. Also notes a method of washing butter with pasteurized separator skim milk reducing bacteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Lloyd
Lloyd
British Dairy Institute
Massachusetts Ploughman
Maple syrup trade hinges on imports and adulteration
Maple trees now furnish only a small percent of commercial maple syrup and sugar as demand rises while output drops over twenty years. The trade has been kept alive by adulterating pure goods or creating products from foreign materials. It is conservatively estimated that seven eighths of what is produced is not pure maple syrup.
A New Variety of Potato Early Northern Gains Attention
The Indianapolis News notes the Early Northern potato as a promising early variety with uniform shape and size, high productivity, and good keeping quality. Tests show yields around 825 pounds per ten pounds of seed, with tubers free from scale and marketable in size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis News
Fertilizer pricing and fodder beet research insights
A discussion on choosing fertilizers by plant food content and cost per ton. Weighs potash content versus price per pound and bulk value. Highlights German English and French fodder beet yields, leaf production, and sugar content. Describes annual flock culling to remove unfit breeders for quality control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Homestead
Poultry Care Tips For Healthier Flocks
Never give sulphur to poultry on a rainy day. Feed three week old chicks a cracked wheat diet. Disinfect houses weekly with five per cent carbolic acid. Keep houses clean with good ventilation and sun exposure. Include cut clover in diets, plus vegetables. Quarantine new birds for thirty days before integration.
Byron as Hero Sparks Rush of Byron Themed Novels
A critic notes a three year burst of Byron centered fiction. Hallie Erminie Rives published The Castaway, Lafayette McLaws had an unpublished Maid of Athens, and Mrs Humphry Ward now writes with Byron as hero, with more works expected soon. The critic observes simultaneous bursts of literary inspiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Byron
Hallie Erminie Rives
Athens
Lafayette McLaws
Permanently Cured with Dr Kline Nerve Restorer Trial Offer
Ad proclaims relief from fits and nervousness after first day’s use of Dr Kline’s Great Nerve Restorer. Free trial bottles and treatise offered by Dr KH H Kline Ltd at 931 Arch St Philadelphia. Endorsed by Rev M E Harlan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr.Kline
KH. H. Kline
Arch St
Philadelphia
Railroads favor bringing private car lines under ICC
A railroad president states lines are paid mileage with no discrimination and shipper disputes over excessive charges depend on law absent rate regulations. Car mileage payments are legal as rental for property. The Old Theology quote by Rev I Mackay condemns eternal torment.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
God
Rev
I. Mackay
Presbyterian
New York City
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Washington St
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Wass
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Brooklyn, N. Y
Frank Crane
Unitarian
Worcastar Mass
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Portland
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HOTEL
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Stover
Idaho
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Boise, Idaho
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Swift Specific CO
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Third Avenue
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