Woman Suffered Ten Years In Terror and Pain
Auburn New York resident Mrs William H Ginn reports ten years of terror and inorganic pains with hunger loss and insomnia. After four months on Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she says she is in good health. In St Cloud Minnesota Mrs Bertoa Quickshapt overworked and worried woman also credits the remedy.
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Auburn
fLydia E. Finkham
Comda Trial and Now I Am In Good earth.’—Mre
Wintiam H. Ginn
Pleasant Street
Auburn, New York
St. Cloud
Minn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Bertoa M. Quickshapt
Hundred Years Ago Reflections and Oddities in a Snapshot
A compact clipping reflects on European war fears and domestic woes a century past. It cites Washington politics, Hetty Green wealth, Indiana's author count, and a climate shift claim alongside humorous vignettes about daily life and a statistic on alcoholic consumption. The piece also defines a suffragette as a woman willing to stand for her rights anywhere.
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Europe
Washington
Hetty Green
Indiana
United States
Granary of North America debated at Albany dinner
Premier Robert L. Borden and Governor Sulzer praised US Canada friendship and a century of peace. They urged preserving resources along the St Lawrence and expanding freer trade. The talk framed Canada as a future granary. comments urged mutual commerce and shared prosperity across the border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Robert L. Borden
Sulzer
University Club of Albany
Fremler Horden
Atlantic
Pacific
St. Lawrence River
Canadian Northwest
North America
West
Skin Condition Healed by Cuticura Soap and Ointment
Miss Elsie Nielson of Atchison Kansas suffered a severe facial eruption with pimples and redness for years. After four months of applying Cuticura Ointment then washing with Cuticura Soap she reports clear skin and continued use of the soap. Samples were offered with the $2 patent medicine book from Cutucra, Dept. L, Boston.
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Atchison, Kan
Elsie Nielson
Dept. L
Boston
Queer Arrangement in a One Day Sleeper Debate
A conversation questions the feasibility of a rapid three night journey in a single day coach. One speaker asserts refusal of a sleeper, while another challenges the implied involvement of Mut and the overall travel plan.
Fragmented dialogue hints at vaudeville scenes and work woes
A garbled passage shows a New York man asking about a new waitress and referencing vaudeville. His wife mentions Sita’s past in vaudeville and plans for cabaret dining. A line notes Wranlow's soothing syrup for children and a collector boasting about locating people, with themes of unemployment and casual humor.
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New York
Sita
Preparing the Colt for His First Work
Training colts and boys alike needs common sense care. The colt should have a warm, thrifty start, proper harness fitting, gradual hitching, and careful conditioning with gentle care after work. Avoid drafts, provide clean coats, and manage feeding to foster growth before heavy labor.
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Lke
Broken ear corn makes fat lambs a profitable feed
An Iowa experiment compared broken ear, shelled, and ground corn with alfalfa or forage silage for fattening lambs. Broken ear and shelled corn produced similar profits, ground corn lagged, alfalfa outperformed silage plus cottonseed meal, and alfalfa fed lambs gained more with higher profits and better health.
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Iowa Experiment Station
Worm Remedy for Hogs and Preventive Formula
Worm remedy used by Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station for hogs with a detailed dose schedule by weight. Includes ingredients Santonia 24% greins Arece nut Calomet Sodium bicarbonate and dosing intervals. Preventive mixture lists Glauber’s Salt salts and sulfur components with cost per pound and usage notes.
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Animal Husbandry Section
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
Ames
Iowa
Butcher Bird Diet Reveals Grasshopper Preference and Benefit
The southern butcher bird consumes mainly spiders and vertebrates, with 83 percent spiders and 12 percent vertebrates in western stomachs, while eastern birds show 68 percent spiders and 28 percent vertebrates. Grasshoppers are far more beneficial to crops than harming other birds or beetles. The species, widespread across the United States, aids rural landscapes by eating pests, especially in California where it is a conspicuous, beneficial presence.
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United States
Pacific Coast
California
Ig & Pronounced
Feeding and care of geese in farm practice
The Marin and Fireside notes geese are cheap to raise with sturdy shelter and rich pasture. They fatten easily for market, require careful breeding limits, and a winter ration of bran shorts cornmeal and clover is advised. Goslings are incubated and brooded with staged heat and fed bran oats cornmeal and milk then fattened with bran shorts meal beet scraps and cornmeal.
Feeding Silage in Summer at Missouri Agriculture College
Dean Mumford of the Missouri College of Agriculture states that cows can be kept cheaper on silage than in bluegrass pasture. Pasture costs around 100 dollars per acre, with limited land for cow calf herds. He notes 12.5 to 20 tons of silage per acre, and a cow with calf can survive on two pounds of clover hay and thirty-five pounds of silage daily.
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Dean Mumford
Missouri College of Agriculture
Principles of Successful Dairying and Cow Care
A historical dairy article stresses regularity in dairy systems, balanced feeding, and proper breeding management. It warns that profits hinge on good stock and sound practices, noting cows need ample, comfortable shelter and careful handling to maximize milk quality and yield.
Princess Salatinea Carlotta Dairy Cow Description
A university owned dairy cow from Missouri produced 48405 pounds of milk and 721 pounds of butter in one year on blue grass pasture. The animal is described with a high foreface, slender neck, strong shoulders, broad hips, and a large balanced udder. She has short legs and grasy hair, with notes on intelligence and gentle disposition.
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Missouri
University of Missouri
Egg Eating Habit Among Hens
The text explains that egg eating by hens begins when birds are out of condition or lack lime in their diet. Soft shells form due to fatness or lime deficiency, leading to broken eggs that the hen then tastes. Frequent gathering prevents hens crowding nests and accidental egg damage.
Removing Old Knives From a Sickle The Atekle Method
The guide advises placing a selvage strip of an eovil on an anvil and striking the knife above the rivets to remove an old knife. It describes the knife acting as its own chisel to cut rivets off with one or two blows.
Double trouble in a family tale of twins
Katherine faces a moral test as her greedy twin How ard tempts mischief. Their mother notices a missing bag of peppermint treats left on the tablet and questions whether both girls shared them, while Katherine denies taking any. The scene hints at siblings’ schemes and family dynamics.
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Katherine
Howard
Graniother
They are gladdening souls who mean what they say
A reflective line notes that true-hearted people value honesty and timely words, urging clear intent and prompt speech as a gauge of integrity.
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Iowa State College
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