Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Recalls Women’s Recoveries
Letters from Mrs Honey Letsapere of West Virginia and Mrs G B Wirrincon of Pennsylvania praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring health after years of female complaints. The Pinkham company in Lynn Massachusetts notes thousands of similar grateful responses and offers confidential correspondence for advice.
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Elgin
Tomst
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Honey Letsapere
Adams St
Kearneysville
W. Va
Lydis
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mra. G. B. Wirrincon
Pinkham Medicine Company
Lynn
Mass
Feeder cattle idea shifts to homegrown beef in Iowa
Iowa beef specialist Rex Beresford cites vets and farmers like C W Hunt and Fred Frazier in Logan to argue that cheap feeder cattle and land are gone. With beef demand rising, farmers should raise their own feeders using homegrown hay and pasture, and modest land can still be profitable.
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C. W. Hunt
Logan
Harrison County
Chicago
England
Scotland
Wred Frazier
Omaha
Fred
Himaelf
Dan Tord
Iowa
Onion Smut In Iowa And Its Formalin Treatment
Iowa onion growers have faced heavy losses from onion smut a fungal disease with up to sixty percent crop failure. Formalin treatment in the field has yielded high results, with F Schutter reporting 500 bushels per acre after formalin versus 160 without. Transmission occurs via soil dust water and farm practices. rotation alone may not prevent spread. Bulletin No 131 notes other new fungal diseases and recommends soil tilth and drip delivery for formalin application.
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F. Schutter
Scott County
Iowa
Behutter
Autumn Care of the Colt and Draft Horse Feeds
The article warns that colts and draft horses require ample autumn feeding during growth. It stresses not overworking mares and providing liberal feed after foaling, noting that insufficient care leads to weak output for markets like Chicago. It highlights the trainer’s responsibility to manage pastures, feeding, and work to produce strong draft stock.
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Chicago
Passengers Cling to Ramshackle Missouri Train
A feeble locomotive and two aboard passengers struggle as the ramshackle train halts near an isolated Missouri town. After a long pause, the engineer sticks his head in and bellows that he must leave, prompting a push to get the old car moving again amid a harsh, improvised scene.
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Missouri
Humane Couiety
Change and beard growth spark inner wonder in dialogue
A dialogue ponders how letting a man grow a beard alters his countenance. An ad touts Cole's Carhalisulva for itching, priced 25 and 400, while other lines touch on sermons, politics, and parental remedies.
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Cole
Grasped His Opportunity in a Corridor Meeting
A Baltimore criminal recounts a brief encounter between two convicts in a corridor. One asks about life sentences, the other about years remaining. The lifer slips a hidden letter to the other with a warning to mail it upon release, illustrating quiet acts of service and trust.
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Baltimore Cibman
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