Woman Writes Of Long Relief From Pain With Pinkham Medicine
Mrs Jennie Jahr of Howard Lake Minnesota reports years of pain eased after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound She says she can do housework again and recommends the remedy to friends The company offers a free book on ailments peculiar to women upon request to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts
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Howard Lake
Minnesota
Lydia F. Pinkham
Jennie Jahr
Minn
L E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkha
How Mme Thiers Saved the Scraps
In 1872 while Thiers lived at Versailles the Thiers household saved leftovers from state meals. Madame Thiers and her sister reportedly returned to Paris after receptions to avoid waste, carrying uneaten food back to Versailles in baskets and parcels loaded from the carriage.
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Mme. Thiers
Thiers
Paris
Versailles
Madame Thiers
Love Me Love My Dog Joke from Boston Transcript
A lighthearted quip features Jack greeting with chocolates for a girl and meat for a dog. The speaker notes the candy is for the girl and the meat is for the dog, saying he must square both for the family.
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Jack
Scott
Boston Transcript
Captain of Adventure: The exploits of Lord Cochrane
The life of Lord Thomas Cochrane, his daring sea campaigns with Speedy and later actions in Chile, Brazil, Peru, Greece, and Britain. From spectacular wins against Spanish fleets to his dramatic fall, exile, and ultimate rehabilitation, charting a volatile naval genius.
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Peru
Brazil
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Portugal
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Greece
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Danger of Hydrogen Gas From Charging Batteries
A caution from Scientific American notes that charging storage batteries release hydrogen gas which can ignite if exposed to flames or lighted matches. Maintain distance from vents, avoid flames, and use an electric flashlight to check electrolyte levels in each cell.
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Scientific American
Believes in Old Saying Muggins and Buggins Exchange
Muggins declares Sillicus an empty headed chap yet ambitious. Buggins counters that there is plenty of room at the top, implying Sillicus seeks ascent despite flaws.
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Muggins
Sillicus
Buggins
Not Always Loud Blobbs Says Money Is Not Luck
Not Always Loud Blobbs remarks that money is not solely luck and that money talks but dumb luck exists too. Blobbs asserts a distinction between fortune and financial influence in public discourse.
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Blobbs
London Court Case Names Summer and Christmas
A London court case features complainant Summer and defendant Christmas as the central parties in a recent dispute. The proceedings identify the two as the principal figures involved and outline the civil matter before the court.
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London
Culling Poultry Big Money Saver
Cornell poultrymen urge one September culling to remove poor producers and save money. A heavy layer shows flesh color in beak and vent while a non layer appears yellow. molts indicate laying status. Proper care, feed, and observation of egg production traits guide removal decisions.
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Cornell
Dairy cattle price declines noted in 1923 USDA report
The United States Department of Agriculture summarizes average sale prices for pure bred dairy cattle in 1923. Bulls under one year sold for 133, bulls over three years 268, with Ayrshire Guernsey Holstein Jersey and Brown Swiss breeds included. Private sales outpaced auctions, though auctions often fetched higher prices. Top bulls and cows reached 7500 each.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Guernsey
Holstein
Jersey
Texas Honey Ball Melon Gains Markets This Year
The Texas Honey Ball melon, a cross between the Texas Cannon Ball canta loupe and California Honey Dew, will appear in markets this year. About 2,500 acres planted in Texas may yield around 1,250 carloads, with 65 acres planted last year for experiments. The fruit is round about five inches in diameter with a 1.5 inch thick meat like Honey Dew and a smooth netted rind, notable for its shipping quality and flavor, able to ship without refrigeration to most U S regions in ten days to two weeks.
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Texas
California
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Save Small Grain Seed for Planting This Fall
Clemson college agronomists urge farmers to save high quality seed for fall planting. With oats scarce this season, properly stored seed free from rats, mice and weevils will fetch a good price. Store seed in fumigation-ready granaries or barrels to protect it during summer months.
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Clemson College
Continuous garden planning across months for crops
The piece argues for staggered planting to extend harvests. It suggests replanting rather than a single sowing, noting space becomes available after harvesting onions, so late cabbage can be integrated to keep beds productive through many months.
Making Good Silage From Different Legume Crops
Farmers report varied results making silage from alfalfa clover and other legumes. Professor Eckles Finds palatability hinges on water content. dry matter around 40 pounds per hundred yields good silage, while greener higher moisture materials under 20 pounds dry matter per hundred produce poor silage.
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Professor Eckles
Missouri Station
Clover Improves Soil Health in Three Year Rotations
The article explains that growing clover in a three year rotation, with the second crop plowed under, maintains soil condition for many years. It notes benefits from liming with one to two tons per acre and adding acid phosphate each rotation. Plowing under the second clover crop adds substantial nitrogen.
Farm practices for crop health and fertilizer timing
Advice covers spraying tomatoes and melons with Bordeaux mixture to prevent disease, ensuring hay crops for next year, watching for chinch bugs in small grains with barriers, selecting hardy alfalfa seed, success with alfalfa on rye or wheat if soil is fertile and lime is not needed, comparing cowpea hay and soy bean hay nutrients, tile drain maintenance as a spring job, and using barnyard manure as onion fertilizer before planting for best results, with notes on alfalfa lodging and early cutting benefits.
Pe-ru-na Endorsed by Ossining Man for Catarrh Cure
Charles S. Many of 12 Water St Ossining New York reports ten years of catarrh relief after using about ten bottles of Pe-ru-na He says his eyes were red nose fouled and dizziness ceased He keeps Pe-ru-na handy for colds and recommends the product in both tablet and liquid forms.
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Charles S. Many
Water St
Ossining
N. Y
Child Asks for Numbered Hair in Sunday School
A Sunday school class prompt leads a child to pull a strand of hair and ask the teacher which number corresponds to it. The incident highlights the playful curiosity of young students and the anecdotal tone of the London Titbits column.
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London
Uncle Eben Prefers Lofty Words at the Speaker
Uncle Eben comments that he enjoys speakers using long words even if he does not understand much, as the cadence feels like the speaker acknowledges his intelligence.
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Uncle Eben
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