How I Improved My Health With Lydia E. Pinkham's Remedy
Mrs Lawrence Weaver of East Smithfield Street Mt Pleasant Pa testifies to a strong health rebound after about four weeks on Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound She notes improved sleep and ability to care for three children and urges others to try the remedy citing widespread veteran testimonials
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Mrs. Weaver
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lawrence Weaver
East Smithfield St
Mt. Pleasant
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia BE. Pinkham
Drastic Changes in New Chapeaux
A Paris fashion correspondent notes fall openings favor ornate chapeaux over the utility cloche, with Reboux, Agnes, and Rose Desent leading a campaign to replace simple hats. Velvet and felt hats, diverse crowns, wide brims, and embroidery mark the season, while black remains dominant and color is tempered by restrained hues.
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Paris
New York Herald-Tribune
Reboux
Agnes
Rose Desent
Paris Modistes
Haute Couture
Deauville
London
New York
Caroline Ke
Boux
Maria Guy
Eliane
Alex
le Monnier
Soleil
Avian TB Driving Losses in Corn Belt Hogs
USDA pathologists report 819 tuberculous hog glands from modified areas show 60 bovine type infections, 45 avian type, 81 both. Avian tuberculosis causes large losses in central states with 6.1 percent of 202,538 flocks infected. Owners urged to cull flocks, clean facilities, and relocate premises to curb spread.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Corn Belt
J. A. Kiernan
Bureau of Animal Industry
Middle Western
Kiernan
Test Strains of Native and Imported Alfalfa
University of Illinois crop authorities compare Argentine alfalfa with native strains to aid farmers against unadapted varieties. Argentine alfalfa averages 2.67 tons per acre over two years, while Grimm Cossack and South Dakota No 12 native strains average 4.26, 4.14, and 4.54 tons per acre respectively. Close to 0.25 million acres of alfalfa are grown annually in Illinois, highlighting the value of reliable variety and planting data.
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College of Agriculture
University of Ilinois
Foundation for Dairy Herd Development
The ownership of a calf that grows into a record milker forms the foundation of the dairy business. Breeding these heifers to a pure-bred bull creates a nucleus for a future herd while the family also gains a deeper study of dairy practices.
Duck Eggs Fertile But Hatch Time Differs From Hen Eggs
Fresh duck eggs hatch best with high moisture and careful temperature control. Five days is a practical limit for age, though some hatchlings emerge up to three weeks. Incubators work but require more moisture and protection against overheating in the first five days.
Farm Advice For Cattle And Dairy Pastures
Farmers should feed grain to cattle on pasture to boost next winter’s milk supply. Do not turn cattle or sheep into clover when dew remains to avoid bloating. A prudent farmer saves time, removes harness at noon, and cools the work horse. Dry spells require sudan grass pasture for dairy cows and corn can be protected from earworm with arsenate of lead and sulfur.
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Sudan
Progress of Live Stock Improvement Campaign Highlights
The United States Department of Agriculture reports on the Better Sires Better Stock campaign with seven pages summarizing progress to July 1 and showing Union county Kentucky as the first to reach 100 percent pure bred bulls. New Haven county Connecticut leads in pure bred sires use with 747 enrolled, making it the top county. Nationwide numbers to June 30, 1926 include 555 enrolled persons and 664 448 animals plus 16 896 poultry improved, across 43 states and 1 276 533 animals. Copies of the mimeographed report and methods are available from the Bureau of Animal Industry in Washington DC.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Union County
New Haven County
Conn
Iwc cc
Bureau of Animal Industry
Washington, D. C
Hot Weather Shipping Hints for Swine
Cooperative livestock shippers can boost hog profits by following USDA hot weather guidance. Ensure rested cool hogs, clean sand bedding, dampened interiors, light pre shipment feed, loading within one hour of departure, slow careful loading, limit to 16000 pounds per 86 foot car, drenched cars post stop, and ice bags in the car roof with six bags per car.
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Co-Operative Livestock Shipping Associations
United States Department of Agriculture
Exhibiting Cattle Advice for Fair Preparation
Farmers are urged to display well fed cattle at fairs as strong advertising. Dairy cattle should be moderate in flesh and receive grain and hay before the fair. Burlap blankets are recommended for six weeks prior to showing to improve hide and hair quality.
Temporary Hog Pastures and Their Uses
Temporary pastures supplement permanent grazing on many hog farms. Barn yards should be plowed and seeded annually to take advantage of rich fertility. Rye oats rape soybeans and cowpeas are the common temporary pasture crops for swine.
Feed Growing Lambs for Good Rations
The article explains feeding growing lambs with cracked corn and oats plus bran as a strong ration. It notes lambs should be weaned around five months, though earlier weaning may be suitable if there is good fresh pasture or cereal stubble to sustain both lambs and ewes into cold weather.
Tuberculosis in Poultry Disease Spread and Effects
Tuberculosis is a chronic infectious disease of domestic and wild birds. It enters yards via infected fowls or eggs from diseased birds and can spread through small birds or animals moving between flocks. The liver and intestines are always severely affected.
Ethics Is A Standard We All Should Observe
A short editorial urging universal adherence to ethical conduct. It argues ethics guide actions and individuals should strive to uphold high standards, highlighting personal responsibility and community trust.
Reform Thoughts Amid Excess We Fail To Avoid
A reflective line notes that most people delay reform until they face an excess of what they should not possess, urging timely change before control is lost and consequences mount. The comment hints at personal restraint and societal patience in addressing overindulgence.
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Doan
Dentist Dilemma Sparks Wallet Worries
A man recalls asking a second dentist for the price to repair his mouth, exposing concerns over cost and value in dental care. The exchange highlights how patients compare quotes before agreeing to treatment.
Bad men excuse their faunts good men will leave them
Quote from Jonson about moral conduct. No additional context or names present.
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Jonson
Dave's Mentha Pepsin Elixir Uses Stomach Heaviness
An offer touts Dave's Mentha Pepsin as a remedy for gas pain heaviness and distention. The ad promises if it does not greatly help the buyer, money will be refunded and notes the elixir is sold by local dealers and druggists.
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Dave
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