Women Avoiding Surgeries By Lydia Pinkham Remedy
In Chicago and Burlington testimonials women report avoiding operations after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Letters claim relief from female troubles, with cases of restored health and recommendations to others. The notice promotes a book on ailments peculiar to women and requests written inquiries to the Lynn Massachusetts company.
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Chicago
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. E
Haydock
St. Lawrence Ave
Vermont
Lydia E
Pinkham
Burlington
W.myrs
H.R. Shanon
Apple Trew Point Farm
Burlington, Vt
Inn
Able to Follow Any Trail The Ahnds Trackers in India
Natives of Jaum India, the Ahnds, are described as among the world’s most skilled trackers by R G Burton in Field. They track bears and panthers by footprints or marking and use strategic positioning to corner game. They track across solid rock where claws leave clues and are noted for their stealthy methods. A lighthearted exchange about a giraffe at a circus ends the piece.
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Ahnds
Jaum
India
R. G. Burton
Not Resting Just Waiting Judge Gary's Dinner Talk
Judge Gary argued at dinner about the global industrial scene noting higher employment yet lower coal output in England. He compared labor with an idling farmer and his roadblocked worker Looney who rests while waiting for the sun to set to quit work. The tale underscores the idea that the best side of a quarrel is the outside.
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Gary
England
Looney
Odd Negligees Bring Global Style to Home Wear
A fashion piece examines how negligees draw on China, Japan, Egypt, and the Far East, noting adaptations like Mandarin-inspired coats made in America with black satin and brocade ribbon. It highlights two practical options: a Japanese kimono influenced style and a long boudoir coat in taffeta or wash satin, detailing cuts, sashes, and decorative tassels.
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Far East
Egypt
Japan
China
Summer Veil Colors Boost Flattering Looks This Season
Color veils appear in many hues and patterns to enhance complexion. Henna, tangerine, and strong blues brighten skin while black, beige, gray, navy, and brown dominate. black and white or navy and white remain evergreen choices for late summer.
Growing Sugar Beet Seed Requires Large Investment
The USDA notes that growing sugar beet seed is capital intensive, best suited to large operators, with a 100 acre minimum for profitability. Biennial beets are harvested as stecklings after two years, seeded at 10 to 16 pounds per acre, and harvested from September to October in Colorado regions.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Department
Farmers’ Bulletin
Rocky Mountain States
Colorado
Montana
Utah
Idaho
Teo
Bulletin
Bayer Aspirin Alert From Old Packing Warnings
A historical notice warns that genuine Aspirin comes only in Bayer packaging or tablets. It lists uses for colds headache neuralgia rheumatism toothache lumbago and more. It notes Bayer tablets in twelve count tins cost only a few cents and mentions druggists offer larger packs.
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Bayer
Praise Co operative Truck Associations Plan Farm Freight Links
Specialists from the U S Department of Agriculture urge rural communities to form motor truck co operative associations to move farm produce to consuming centers and secure supplies. They advise surveying actual need and business viability, noting personal commitment is crucial to success.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Department of Agriculture
Moles as Nuisance Raise Peltry Value in Washington
Reports from fur dealers show American moleskins marketed last fiscal year rose by 20 percent from the prior year. The USDA Bureau of Biological Survey drives eradication efforts with schools and extension services. Boys and girls clubs study trapping methods and care for moles, yielding a peltry value around 860,000 dollars in Washington as the pest is reduced.
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William II
Bureau of Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
States Extension Services
Bureau
Washington
Grinder Handy and Useful Tool Grinder on Farms
A high-space tool grinder, pedal or hand turned, 18 handy and useful on any farm. Sharp grinders speed work, but require a way to sharpen. These grinders have about put the oil grindstone out of use, a past dislike from boyhood days.
Surface wear drives replacement across varied structures
The text notes deterioration affects all surfaces including buildings fences concrete or cement structures furniture carriages wagons tractors implements and any other item with a surface. It argues wear and foot starty on the surface and implies everything with a surface needs production or replacement.
Western Canada promise boosts seeders and silos in early May
A letter from Western Canada reports widespread seeding of wheat and rapid germination across the region. It notes cheap rail access, new homesteads, and a push to grow oats barley fodders and silos. Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta see high demand for silos with thousands planned.
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Canada
B& Railroad
Western Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Atty
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