Tanlac credited for cure in Los Angeles housewife case
Mrs. J. M. Craig of 67444 East Fortieth street Los Angeles says Tanlac eased her influenza era nervous prostration. She describes severe weakness, constant fatigue, and weight gain after five bottles, restoring strength and ability to do housework. Ad copy notes Tanlac sold by leading druggists.
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Tanlac
J. M. Craig
East Fortieth Street
Los Angeles
Taniac
Ady
St Jacobs Oil Promoted To Rub Away Rheumatic Pain
An old time advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a safe remedy for rheumatism and aches. It claims rubbing eight on tender spots relieves pain, stiffness, sciatica, lumbago, backache and neuraglia, promising quick relief without skin burning. A small trial bottle is urged from any store.
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St. Jacobs
Adv
Brute. Ig man an animal question sparks debate
Fragmentary OCR shows quoted phrases about whether a Brute is an animal. The text mentions challenges to make him jump through a hoop and includes garbled words likely from a theater or circus caption. No clear date, place, or names are identifiable.
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Woran
Beope
CATARRH DEAFNESS CLAIMS CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDY
Local notice describes catarrhal deafness caused by inflammation of the Eustachian tube and asserts a constitutional remedy called Catarrhal Deafness Medicine. It claims the medicine works through the blood to reduce inflammation and restore hearing, recommending Dr. J. Cheney of Toledo, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Cheney & Ie
Toledo
Ohio
Diamond Dyes Ad Warns Women About Dye Quality
An advertisement urges women to buy Diamond Dyer dye and follow the included directions to avoid streaks fades and ruined fabrics. It notes a color card is available at the druggist. The ad closes with a proverb about every dog having his day.
Trap Nest Improves Hen Flock Says USDA Experts
The United States Department of Agriculture notes trap nests boost egg production and breeding accuracy. For flocks of 50 or more, a three compartment nest per ten hens is advised with daily visits and numbered hen bands to track output.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Winter Shelter for Ducks for Breeding Birds
The article argues for a simple inexpensive duck shelter before winter. It stresses that breeding ducks need protection from rain and snow and a dry floor for rest, noting adults tolerate cold well but require dry lodging. It compares shelter needs favorably to hen buildings.
Blackhead Most Deadly Disease For Turkeys
Blackhead is the most destructive infectious disease of turkeys. When turkeys forage freely from hatch to market, cases are infrequent. No cure exists, but free range and avoiding overfeeding aid successful turkey raising.
Cowpea Hay Favored for Cattle by Experts
United States Department of Agriculture specialists say cowpea hay is better for cows than horses. Difficulty in curing the viney growth and its coarse uneven quality limit its market standing in city markets.
MAKE WAR ON TUBERCULOSIS IN BOVINE FERAL AREAS
A new U S Department of Agriculture annual report highlights that tuberculosis tests were conducted on cattle across several areas including Clay County Mississippi, Island County Washington, Clatsop County Oregon and the District of Columbia. Officials say eradication will progress faster when carried out by area.
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Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Clay County
Mississippi
Sland County
Washington
Clatsop County
Oregon
District of Columbia
Excellent Feed for Sheep Silage Quality Aligned With Weight
The article praises early cut silage made from corn as premier sheep feed. It notes feeding 1.5 to 3 pounds daily for a 150 pound ewe yields good results when silage is of proper quality. It warns against feeding spoiled or inferior silage.
Soybean Forage and Grain Value Highlighted
Ohio study shows 20 bushels of soybeans provide 40 percent more protein and 25 percent more fat than 50 bushels of corn, and 30 percent more protein and 65 percent more fat than two tons of clover hay. Practical soybean forage and grain use is urged.
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Ohio
Farm Poultry Lice Injure Little Poults
United States Department prepared guidance on how lice harm turkey poults from hatchlings to partly grown birds. It advises careful inspection for head lice in hollows of wings and under the throat, grease with plain lard or olive oil, and a wet wrap test to reveal hidden lice.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Handy Dust Box For Fowls
When flocks are confined to laying houses hens miss range dust baths. It is vital for a hen to bathe dustily both when cooped and on range, as dust baths help combat vermin and parasites. Hens with dust facilities resist lice.
Feeding Pigeons in Winter
Winter pigeon care requires more grain and effort to prevent squab losses. Proper feeding boosts production and rewards the owner with better returns despite higher workload.
Defectives for Fuel In Wood Lot And Garden Weeding
A discussion notes that removing weed trees from a wood lot is as feasible as weeding a garden. It states that wood from crooked or defective trees and from poor timber species can still serve as good fuel.
The Bargain of Betrayal and Passover Teachings
A religious study outlines Judas betrayal as a deliberate sin, Jesus directing the Passover preparations, and the Last Supper establishing the New Covenant. It highlights Jesus’ omniscience, the betrayal's divine foreknowledge, and the meaning of the bread and cup as symbols of Christ's body and blood.
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Jesus
Lord Jesus
Christ
Judas
Judas Iscariot
Religion as a New Life for the Manliest Soul
A quotation asserts religion is not a mere act but a new life to be lived by the strongest souls, contrasting weakness with vigor in spiritual commitment.
Watch Our Beginnings Quote
A brief quotation from Alix Clark urges careful attention to beginnings so that outcomes follow. The line highlights steady focus at the start as a path to desired results.
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Alix Clark
The Life Preserver Quote Prints In Almanac
A fragment quotes Emerson declaring every man must accept his life preserver and duty. The snippet reflects a reflective motto on personal responsibility and readiness.
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Emerson
Testimonial Pushes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
A Moundsville woman credits the Vegetable Compound with restoring regularity and ending pain after years of doctor prescribed medicine. The ad urges young women to seek help and contact Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co for confidential advice if relief is not prompt.
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Moundsville
W. Va
Lydia E. Pinkhem
George Tegarden
Third Street
Neighbor Surgeon Advertises by Dress in Two Cutaway Coats
A quoted remark notes a surgeon neighbor advertises his profession through attire, asking how this is done. The man is described as consistently wearing two cutaway coats to signal his trade.
Where Small Savings Count Bridge Analogy
An editorial compares small savings to stones in a bridge providing firm support during emergencies. It emphasizes prudent, steady saving as a buffer against financial floods and urges readers to value consistent saving habits.
Fire Signs and Omens for the Hearth
A collection of traditional cautions and prophecies about hearth fire. It links actions such as stirring with anger to storms and forecasts a visitor when the fire spurts. Other signs warn of quarrels, bad luck, frost, or secrecy.
Favorite Prescription Powers Up Worn Out Women
A Kokomo Indiana reader Mrs Flossie Coop from 2108 North Market Street testifies that Dr Pierce s Favorite Prescription revived her weak run down condition and restored energy A historical claim of a tonic aiding nervous irritable symptoms presented as a personal testimonial from an earlier era.
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Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
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