Rheumatism Cured by Williams Pink Pills Per Mrs Cota
Mrs Henry Cota of West Conn recounts long battle with rheumatism and bed confinement before using Williams Pink Pills. She reports permanent relief after taking several boxes and credits the pills with improving blood, nerves, digestion, and sleep. Sold by druggists or sent postpaid from Schenectady at 50 cents a box or six for $2.50.
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Williams
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N.Y
North Carolina a Woodworking State
Co J Field of High Point declares North Carolina rapidly becomes the top woodworking state in the nation. He cites 60 furniture makers in the city and monthly shipments of 900 carloads. Exports reach China Japan Australia Cuba England France and Germany and beyond.
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North Carolina
Co. J. Field
High Point
Michigan
United States
China
Japan
Australia
Cuba
England
France
Germany
Princess Burns to Death in Balcony Fire
An Italian prince forbade his daughter to smoke yet she defied him by lighting a cigarette on a balcony. She hid the burning butt with her hand, her muslin dress caught fire, and she was fatally burned. She died after hours of agony.
Weeds multiply with astonishing seed counts
The article lists seed production per plant for many weeds, noting pepper grass yields 18,000 sveds, dandelion 12,000, thistles 65,000, ragweed 5,000, burdock 43,000 and other species ranging into tens of thousands, illustrating rapid spread via prolific seeds.
Doctor Overwork Finds Relief with Grape-Nuts Diet
An Ohio family doctor describes severe fatigue indigestion and weight loss from an overloaded practice. He reports rapid lasting improvement after substituting Grape-Nuts with cream for breakfast and often for dinner, noting restored weight and vitality.
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Ohio
Baby Ribbon Case Keeps Sewing Tangles Away
Instructions describe a fabric case 11 by 7.5 inches to store baby ribbon, with four pockets and a bodkin holder. It includes attaching half a yard of ribbon to back for closing, feather stitching, and method for threading needles and storing used threads, noting usefulness for blind sewers.
Farmers' Co-Operative Union News and Tax Debate
The Farmers' Co-Operative Union of America reports busy activity with new unions forming and growth in strength. Support grows for a graduated land tax as a fair distribution of land wealth. The note urges planting trees at fence corners to improve land yield without reducing cotton for family labor.
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Farmers’ Co-Operative Union of America
Monkey nut ornaments and cotton market views
The piece describes figures made from monkey nuts and a large walnut head, plus notes on fish farming and cotton packaging. It includes a Fort Worth Record excerpt criticizing New York Wall Street influence on cotton prices and urging farmers to unite for fair returns.
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Fort Worth
South
New York
Pretty Little Match Box Craft Idea
A simple cardboard match box pattern lets any bright boy or girl make a custom box. Create a plain design or decorate the front and ends with flowers. Assemble by pasting bottom and front to side pieces and attach emery paper to scratch matches. A hole allows hanging on the wall.
English spinners eye land buys to break the Southern Cotton Trust
The text notes English spinners pursuing land acquisitions in Texas and other areas to profit from cotton by processing it themselves rather than relying on local farmers. It argues that such control could yield profits beyond the average farmer, urging a better system for handling cotton after harvest to cut losses.
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New York
South
Wall Street
Southern Cotton Trust
Texas
Pretty Photograph Frame for Christmas Gifts
A simple craft explains making a photo frame by pasting cretonne to cardboard and attaching a matching back. Add a ribbon hanger and a photo slit. cover only the front with cretonne and optionally color the back for a softer look. frames can be oval, round, or rectangular with a two to three inch margin.
The Italian King's Jest at Holiday Taxing Jest
An Italian king jokes with a cabman during a holiday ride. The king orders the fare paid and the driver’s number noted. Discovering the king is the rider, the cabby fears theft but is told the monarch will gift him a new cab horse and seed money to start a business.
Farmers' Journal Joltings on Land Use and Voting
The column urges tenant farmers in Texas to unite against legislators who would hinder land access. It argues soil wealth should be developed for homes and farms, condemns land monopoly and “economic crime,” and endorses a graduated land tax to fund farmhouses. The piece ends with a call to push forward productive farming and land use.
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Texas
Austin
Farmers Seek Homes for the Homeless in Legislature Drive
In a Farmers' Magazine reflection the author critiques philosophers and pretentions while noting harsh contrasts in society. The piece considers how bankers buyers and renters hinder farmer cooperation and urges legislative action to create homes for the homeless and enable co operative selling and buying.
A Pious Expression and the Ram’s Horn Adage
A pious expression is a poor impression of piety states the Ram's Horn. The quote suggests outward displays of faith may conceal true devotion.
Battle of the Riveter on Grand Avenue
Charley and his Oklahoma uncle encounter a riveting machines on a high rise as it hammers away in the skyline. The startled pair pause to watch the dramatic metalwork while a woodpecker comparison underscores the astonishment.
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Charley
Oklahoma
Grand Avenue
Scott
Kansas City Star
Eczema Affects Family Finds Relief With Cuticura
Mrs Maggie S Hill of Stevens Mason County West Virginia reports her husband and five children suffered eczema for two years. After failed home remedies and two doctors, they used Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills bought for one dollar and saw recovery, two children leaving brown scars behind. June 12 1905.
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Maggie
Hill, Stevens, Mason Co
W. Va
Pyramids Under Threat From New Egyptian Developments
The Egyptian government has granted permission to build homes and hotels on the plain from Eskebich to the Nile, threatening the view of sphinxes and ancient structures. Societies form to exploit the site for large hotels as American style skyscrapers nine to ten stories rise near Ghiseh.
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Eskebich
Nile
Pyramids
Ghiseh
Anticipate Honor for New Yorker Rev Dr Magnes
The Rev Dr Magnes, newly elected assistant rabbi of Temple Emanza El in New York, is mentioned as the likely next president of the American Federation of Zionists. Currently Dr Friden wald of Baltimore serves as federation head.
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New Yorker
Magnes
Temple Emanza-El
New York
American Federation of Zionists
Fridenwald
Baltimore
Federation
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Grandma
Farmers’ Journal Joltings
Mother Nature
India
Luther Burbank
Farmers’ Magazine
Bright
Europe
America
Hartman
Cutiura
Dodds
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