New Noses for Old by Dr Bourget in America
Dr Julien Bourget of Paris visits America to improve prosthetic noses and correct tilts on wounded soldiers. He gained wartime renown for rebuilding noses damaged in battle and aims to advance technique for better aesthetics and function.
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Julien Bourget
Paris
America
Aspirin Bayer Brand Warned Against Counterfeit Packs
A damaged OCR item warns readers that genuine Aspirin bears the Bayer name on the package or tablets. It cites physicians' use for twenty one years and safety under Bayer labeling, listing uses including Colby Headache Neuralgia and Toothache with small twelve tablet tins.
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Bayer
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Worldly hunger and sweet resilience in old wisdom
An editorial fragment interweaves religious reflection with practical food tips. It cites Henry Drummond on love over bread and offers ham based recipes such as ham cakes and ham toast. It includes an Emerson quote about independence amid the crowd.
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Henry Drummond
Seasonal fruit dishes from canned cherries and rhubarb
A compact guide to fruit dishes using canned cherries rhubarb and pears. Includes Cherry Pie recipe with cornstarch, Cherry and Pear Cocktail, Rhubarb Sherbet with gelatin, Rhubarb and Raisin Cocktail, Creamed Oater and a date almond treat with cream.
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Thia
Gustand von A
Farmers Should Weigh Different Financial Problems Carefully
The United States Department of Agriculture warns farmers that borrowing is risky in the current period of high interest and falling prices. It urges borrowing only for productive use, recommends tying loan terms to asset life, and suggests structured repayments to steadily reduce principal while preserving credit.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Ivor
Joan
Maple trees offer wealth of maple sugar
The United States Department of Agriculture notes maple sugar can be produced far beyond New England and New York. Many eastern and northeastern states have potential sugar bushes, with trees reaching North Carolina Tennessee Iowa Minnesota Washington and Oregon. Sap collection and boiling are learned quickly, and a 10 to 45 tree clump can supply family needs with possible surplus for sale.
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United States Department of Agriculture
New England
New York
United States
North Carolina
Tennessee
Missouri
Iawa
Minnesota
Washington
Oregon
Department
Losses of Fertile Eggs Reported by USDA Table
The USDA compiled a table showing fertile egg losses are nearly twice as high as infertile eggs. On farms 290 vs 165 percent figures, with entries for country stores 71 to 40, transportation to packing houses 4 to 4, and movement losses totaling 426.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Using Cowpeas For Silage In Corn Harvest
For silage cowpeas should be cut when pods first turn yellow. A common method is one load of cowpeas to two or three loads of corn in the silo. The mixture packs well, keeps, and yields palatable silage. Vines may be put in without cutting but should be packed.
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Josers
Every Drop of Your Blood Should Be Absolutely Pure
An old time medical ad extols a blood purifier claiming to cleanse the blood and prevent rheumatism eczema and debility. It touts fifty years of use and offers free medical literature from a Chief Medical Adviser in Atlanta Georgia.
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Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Good Manners in Public Schools and Social Skill Debate
A New York education official argues good manners build friendships, aid business success, and provide spiritual discipline. He cites self control as the edge in tough situations and notes manners training helps people stay composed. Also mentions a detachable wheel aid for railroad velocipedes and a farm for sale notice.
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New York
John H. Finley
Finley
Bright Youth in Schoolroom Riddle Sparks Quiet Confession
A clergyman tests the class with a riddle about blue beans, prompting a shy reply from a back bench student who offers to answer if the beans were not blue. The scene hints at enduring virtue amid playful mischief in a modest educational moment.
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Elias
Who Developed Speed Bug in 1882
In 1882 Dr. L. Curtis rode twenty miles within an hour on a fifty nine inch high wheeler on a scented track, marking the start of the speed mania. The high wheeler evolved into modern motorcycles, with speeds rising from twenty miles per hour to 136 mph, prompting questions about future records.
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8. L. Curtis
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