Change in a Woman's Life and Pinkham Remedy
A Fremont Ohio woman describes menopausal symptoms including heat flashes nervousness and low energy. She credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health and strength and easing the blues. The letter promises further guidance and emphasizes forty years of service from the Pinkham company.
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Fremort
Mado
Lydia E. Pinkham
M. Gonpan
Napoleon St
Fremont
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkkon
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Burkburnett Oil Stock Offer Promises 20 Percent Return
Ace Petroleum Co advertises a 20 percent interest opportunity with Burk-Waggoner Oil Co stock at 1 per share par, claiming potential value of 10 per share if successful. Aimed at Dallas investors from the Sam Houston Life Building, with assurances of strong Texas backing and bank references.
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Burk-Waggoner Oil Co
Pala
Burkburnett
Texas
Ace Petroleum Co
Sam Houston Life Bldg
Dallas
Pimples and Pockmarked Skin Ad Promises Clear Complexion
A vintage advertisement shows a man at a woman's feet and a woman at a man's head praising Cuticura products. It touts Cuticura Ointment to remove pimples and blisters, Cuticura Soap with hot water for five minutes, and daily use to maintain clear skin, plus Cuticura Talcum.
Compost Pile a Fertile Source of Plant Food Material
United States Department of Agriculture experts note the compost heap yields valuable soil fertility and lowers fertilizer needs. It requires a water tight base, layered organic matter, moisture, and careful tamping. Rotation of layers includes leaves and manure with rock phosphate if available. the pile rots in about a year and provides ready plant food for fields.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Guidelines for selecting trees to remove in a woodlot
The article lists trees to cut for best future growth including dead and sickly trees, those damaged by insects or fire, crooked or crowded trees, overtopped trees, and slow growing specimens crowding faster species like white oak, to improve the remaining stand.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Months of heavy harvests by crop types in 1900s data
The U S Department of Agriculture notes months when over half the national crop is gathered. June misses such a month for strawberries, while July shows 52 53 and 58 percent harvests for barley oats and raspberries. September leads in major harvests with high fractions for hops buckwheat and cranberries.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Met
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Big Advantage in Cattle Feeding and Marketing
The article notes cattle can digest roughages and waste feeds, concentrating nutrients for market. It emphasizes labor saving for farmers and retention of fertility on the farm as cattle carry feed value to market, reducing handling of bulky products.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Benefits of Farm Animals on Winter Labor
The keeping of farm animals provides profitable work during winter when other tasks are scarce. It distributes remunerative labor more evenly throughout the year, enhancing seasonal income and stability for farmers.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Personal Market Visit Aids Shipper And Grower
A personal market visit by the shipper yields expense repayment and market perspective. It puts the grower in touch with distributors, helps choose a reliable representative, and reveals car lot and receiver labor difficulties and ongoing problems.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Scrub Sires Census Proposed by Livestock Interests
Officials in every stock raising county should take a census of sites in their territories to systematically carry on the elimination of scrub sires. The suggestion comes amid agitation for better sires spurred by the United States department for agriculture.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States Department For Agriculture
STOP TUBERCULOSIS IN HOGS GUIDELINES
Agriculture guidance on preventing hog tuberculosis stresses pasteurizing milk feed from creameries, feeding hogs only behind adult cattle post tuberculin test, and thoroughly cooking all garbage offal or carcasses before feeding to hogs.
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United States
Uni
Ingenious Uses for Odds and Ends in Fancy Work
The article describes how scraps of silk, gold lace, velvet, and ribbons fuel a world of small handmade items. From sachet bags and powder puffs to roses, boxes, frames, and home furnishings, women craft personal treasures that carry scent and finery, using scraps to create decorative keepsakes and useful household pieces.
Fine Cottons Return in Spring Fashions for 1910s
Cheerful rumors of a cotton revival take hold as resort wear trends point to fine sheet cottons for blouses and dresses next spring. Voile blouses in white, organdy hats and frocks lead the look with hand craftsmanship and delicate trims. Stores begin displaying new cotton goods in January as women plan sheer cotton ensembles for warmer seasons.
Little Girls Styles Feature Poke-Shaped Data Appeal
Fe tipate Litle Girls styles noted for poke shaped data and growing favor. They suit childish faces and offer interesting surfaces for flower and ribbon trimming.
Reasory It Out for Yourself The Householder
The dialogue describes the price for moving a table with furniture by charging one dollar per piece. The table legs were knocked off during transit, creating four extra pieces.
Mallards Catarrh Medicine Claim Free Cure
An advertisement notes that Mallards Catarrh Medicine can build up the system and cleanse the blood to prevent frequent colds and acute catarrh from becoming chronic. It asserts internal action through blood and mucous surfaces and offers a $1000 guarantee. X ray use is mentioned elsewhere in the page.
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MALL
Jess Mable
B. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Gold Medal Kidney Remedy Ad Promises Relief
An old advertisement touts Gold Medal Hairlem Old Capsules as a safe gentle remedy for kidney liver bladder and stomach troubles claiming they restore health by improving urinary organ function. It urges continued use after recovery and certificates refunds if not satisfied, with a corny joke closing.
Green's August Flower promotes digestion and liver health
An old advertisement touts Green's August Flower as a laxative tonic that regulates stomach and intestinal digestion, cleanses the alimentary canal, and stimulates bile flow, claimed to relieve indigestion, nervous dyspepsia, and constipation. It notes widespread use and availability from druggists. Also mentions wartime cotton and linen price hikes and Sted Crews Bat Blue for laundry.
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Green
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