Fort Dodge Institute Patient Testimonials
A series of 1890s Iowa letters praise Fort Dodge Medical and Surgical Institute treatment for kidney disease liver disease catarrh deafness and general debility. Authors from La Verne Eagle Grove Belmond Bermond and Fagie Grove report improved health and gratitude after short or extended care.
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Goldfield
Iowa
Fort Dodge Medical and Surgical Institute
Chris. M. Rasmussen
Fagie Grove
Julia Ettreim
Fort Dodge
Nick Sadler
Eagle Grove
Medical and Surgical Institute
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A. Grovenburg
Bermond
C. Gust Ericson
Fort Dodge Medical Institute Patients Report Cures
Christine Hoveland of Eagle Grove credits the Fort Dodge Medical and Surgical Institute with curing fainting spells and lung trouble after a prolonged illness and recommends the institute. Jennie Sinclair, a Humboldt teacher, says a three month course brought permanent relief from severe sick headaches and related distress and publicly thanks the clinic.
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Eagle Grove
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Fort Dodge Clinic Treatment Brings Notable Rheumatic Relief
A former soldier reports thirty years of rheumatism and five years of deafness and catarrh. After trying various doctors, a month of care at the Fort Dodge Medical and Surgical Institution brought almost marvelous improvement with minimal rheumatic pains and relief from catarrh and deafness.
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Corn fed hogs and changing farm feeding methods
A farm and stock yard note discusses feeding corn to hogs to develop lard and muscle, warns against over fattening, and urges balance with clover, oats, barley, and pasture. It notes state hog totals are down and calls for diversifying feeds to meet market demand.
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Gilbert
Canada
Scarcity of stockers sparks Iowa dairy debate
In a letter to the editor a reader argues scarce stockers in Iowa result from policy to kill calf, urging breeding beef and dairy cows to use corn and fodder, amid concerns about wage depreciation and foreign competition affecting farmer prosperity.
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Clover Pasture and Orchard Grass Advice From Pottawattamie Expert
Pottawattamie County Iowa farmer adviser discusses clover pastures how to prevent winter die off, notes alfalfa nitrogen fertilization, and warns no grass is safe in orchards. Recommends sowing various clovers, spring sowing for alfalfa, and using clover to mitigate grass harm in orchards.
What is the matter with the farmers
The text argues prices are low due to railroad and harvester expansion global overproduction. It notes abundant crops yet cheap grains and hogs, dairy rising in the northwest, and continued imports financed by farm product sales. It ends with a critique of free homesteads and British French colonial schemes.
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Tomica, Ill
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