Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised By Mothers
Rochester mother reports her 13 year old daughter relief from monthly dizziness and cramps after two bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. A teen from Stoutsville Ohio writes of headache backache and irregularity easing after using the product. The company notes hundreds of such letters from mothers praising the medicine for their daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
Pinkham
Richard N. Dunham
Exchange St
N.Y
Stoutsville
Ohio
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Cona B. Fosnaugh
Loutsville
R.F.D
No. 1
Mosquito Control Advice for Stables and Manure
Or better yet prevent breeding by screening stables, keeping manure in closed pits or bins, and sprinkling it with dry plaster or slaked lime to deter flies.
Under the Swatter's Banner in Wartime Fly Pests
Stinging call urges Americans to wage total war on houseflies. The essay argues banishing pests at home, crusader swatters, and a symbolic pledge to stamp out flies with the motto hoc signo vinces as inspiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosewater
Civilization
Therore
Grandither
New York Times
Swat the Fly and the Germ Dilemma
A Farm Dairy ing item notes that the average fly carries about 1,250,000 germs on its body, urging readers to take grave alarm and practical precautions against flies.
Houseflies as Carriers of Disease Warned
Flies spread tuberculosis diphtheria typhoid fever scarlet fever summer complaint and fevers of babies by carrying disease from one person to another. Keep places clean avoid flies keep screens on windows and doors. Where there is dirt there are flies.
Flies Carry Germs From Filth To Food
Flies feed on human foods and filthy matter alike and move between them spreading disease. Their germ laden bodies contaminate food as they wander between infected filth and edible items.
Campaign to Make Cleveland a Flyless City
The Cleveland Leader outlines a four step anti fly campaign educating the public about the deadly nature of the winter fly killing winter flies preventing breeding and trapping flies with fly traps and screen homes. The plan divides the city into districts clans and clubs with emphasis on cleanliness and outside trapping to prevent infestation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
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Farmer Advice and Observations on Poultry Crops and Orchards
A collection of notes on poultry care from ducks to hens, pasture needs, and feed adjustments. The essay praises ducks for hardiness, contrasts beef and butter prices with land welfare, and stresses pasture, lime, and shell to prevent soft shelled eggs. Additional remarks cover horses, pencils in farming, bird protection, hog pasture, Ben Davis apples, and rose growth on the Pacific slope.
Plant quarantine bill urged for horti cultural protection
A report outlines H R 22728 replacing an earlier bill to require permits for importing nursery stock, with federal inspection and quarantine powers. It calls for a five member federal board, a $25000 appropriation, and operative date of July 1 1912 upon passage, urging readers to contact lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gnether Fair
United States
Nin
Federal Board of Horticulture
Bureau of Entomology
Bureau of Plant Industry
Forest Service
Wilson
Congress
Hay Prices Stay High as Drought Bites Eastern Markets
Farmers expect hay prices to remain elevated this year as drought and cold reduced pastures. Substitutes like fresh cut corn and future silage are seen as key to offset the hay shortage and bolster remaining supply.
Sparrows on Toast Idea from Agriculture Official
Biologist Weinborru of the department of agriculture proposes using the English sparrow as a food source to aid extermination efforts. The bulletin outlines step by step preparation from plucking to removing viscera, claiming sparrow on toast could rival quail when boned, broiled, and served. For cooks, a cheeky line notes the dish would be “lickin’ good” if enough birds could be obtained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weinborru
Department of Agriculture
Storage of Eggs Drives Prices Up As Stores Stockpile
Market centers report egg storage firms are buying large quantities of fresh eggs to stock for next fall and winter. This storage reduces current supply, keeping prices near twenty cents, while expected stock buildup should level prices next season. Egg traders recall last winter’s high fifty cent eggs, yet seem to forget earlier storage losses.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cleveland Leader
Agricultural Department
Ena Meat Inspection Scandal
Darling
New York Globe
Orchar
Central Point
Rogue River Valley
Oregon
Ben Davis
Pacific
North Central States
Grays Harbor
Puget Sound
Milwaukee
Hoquiam
Aberdeen
Tacoma
Seattle
AR. J. Daniels Commercial Agent
East Heron St
Wisheah
Municipal Free Employment Bureau
Wishkah
F. Fredrickson
Summit Street
Cail
Madison
Wishkah St
G. and
F. Sts
Heralllts
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