Now Raises 600 Chickens in Oregon
Oregon reports a farmer raising six hundred chickens yearly. A letter touts Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for female troubles, claiming health restoration and urging others to seek medical advice from Lydia Pinkham’s Medicine Co. The piece also jokes about alternate insomnia as a common marital issue, via a Washington dinner remark.
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Oregon
Lydia E. Pinksham
D. M. Atters
R. R
Lydia EZ
Pinkham
Mra. Alters
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lynn
Mage
Shins
Washington
Eat Less and Take Bitro-Phosphate To Put on Flesh
Frederick Kollo editor of New York Physicians Who's Who urges weak nervous people to take an H grain Bitro-Phosphate tablet before or during meals. Sold by druggists for fifty cents a week, with a two week trial and money-back guarantee if strength, sleep, or endurance do not improve.
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Frederick
Kollo
New York
Who's Who
Suys
Ilelt Music Club Dinner Notes and Echoes
A fragmentary report from a club dinner recalls a dry evening with the orchestra. The crowd references Meyer and a sentiment that strength and success belong to the strong, amid playful chatter and music lore.
Wheat Growers urged to combat Hessian fly losses
United States Department of Agriculture warns winter wheat growers to prevent Hessian fly damage for the 1920 crop. Regions in Shenandoah and Cumberland valleys report losses and stalks strawed. Advised practices include avoiding sowing on stubble, early deep plowing, destroying volunteer wheat, and using high quality seed while maintaining soil moisture and meeting local advisories.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Shenandoah
Cumberland
Mississippi
Hhe Department
Storage Houses in Different Sections
The Aroostook storage house is a Maine product with concrete walls and wooden superstructure, located on a knoll with a level entrance. Basements reach 8 to 17 feet deep, capacity several thousand barrels, and ventilation comes mainly from floor trenches. Northern climates favor insulated designs, but these houses remain distinct to Maine and only partly suited to southern uses.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Auler
Maine
Prevent Wastage on Farms
Look for waste places on the farm including poorly drained fields and neglected areas. The barnyard manure and implements left out in weather may deteriorate, wasting energy and resources as hands work to compensate.
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Mitch
Toad as a Farmer Friend in Field Ecology
The toad is a harmless, interesting creature aiding farming by eating insects. It can inflate itself to deter predators like snakes, and its skin sheds seasonally. Caution: the toxin fluid behind its eye is not harmful to humans unless it contacts sensitive areas.
Attention to Sandy Soils and Straw Mulch Benefits
The article discusses sandy soils needing coverage with straw to reduce damage and improve soil properties. It emphasizes straw mulch's protective effect against soil wear and moisture loss, noting benefits for future crop conditions and soil health.
Best Equipment for Garden Work
A compact guide on essential garden tools and gear for efficient work. It explains selecting right implements to ease tasks, improve results, and avoid unsuitable gear that hinders progress. Emphasizes value and practicality for dependable garden care.
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Gorden
Growing Healthy Chickens Fact Sheet
guidelines emphasize clean water and feed, proper ventilation, adequate space, and nighttime safety. focus on hygiene and housing conditions to promote flock health and reduce disease risk. ensure routine chores include cleaning bowls, maintaining coop airflow, controlling pests, and monitoring bird welfare.
Lift off Corns with Freezone Ad Claim
An advertisement touts Freezone as a painless corn and callus remover. It promises quick relief from corns between the toes and hard skin on feet, claiming a tiny bottle costs only cents and works with a few drops applied to the affected area.
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Ady
Good Advice From a Visiting Teacher Tale
A scrambled historic column recounts a visiting teacher offering tips on behavior and appearance. The piece mocks vanity and aging, noting the folly of worrying about dirt and skin while being schooled by sharp remarks from local readers.
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Hiltinapuitis
Hall's Catarrh Medicine advertisement claim
An 19th century style ad touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine offering one hundred dollars for an incurable case. It claims internal action through the blood on mucous surfaces, notes forty years of sale, and prompts readers to request testimonials from F J Cheney and Company in Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Cuticura Toilet Tro Advert Surprise
The Cuticura Toilet Tro offers soap for cleansing and purity ointment for healing and protection and talcum for powder and perfume. Aimed as a complete toilet table set, priced at 25 cents everywhere in an Odorous Epidemic era ad.
Free Samples Offer Promises Quick Relief for Catarrh and Nerves
An advertisement touts free samples of Vacher Blum remedies for catarrh nerves and various pains. It urges readers to request a free single and agent’s prices from E W Vacher Inc New Orleans TA. The misspelled copy claims dramatic benefits and invites disbelief yet encourages action.
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Vacher-Blum
E. W. Vacher, Inc
New Orleans
Fragmented 1900s Text Reflects Cultural Tensions
An OCR fragment mentions New Mexico and Hopi people with phrases about religious rites and a missionary figure. The garbled passage references a public issue, actions by individuals, and a critique of behavior, with unclear quotes and names. The exact events, dates, and identities are not recoverable.
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New Mexico
Ryan
United States Monopoly in Gas Field Finds No Global Equal
Scientists from the U S geo toxical survey report the United States holds a monopoly on certain fields. Britain, France, and Italy lack workable Neues felds, with Germany likewise powerless. The piece laments dependence on American technology and foresees Britain shedding dangerous practices as America advances.
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United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Germany
United State
America
Tindregen
Tipetyche Workers Lukewarm in Duty Despite Efforts
A hundred men labeled full ees Tipetyche show lukewarm performance in their duties, with standards slipping and discipline questioned. The report notes mixed results and calls for renewed diligence and oversight to restore expected diligence.
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