Industrial supply ad fragmented by OCR
An OCR readout lists assorted supplies and tools for sale including carbon paper typewriter ribbons acetylene lighting machinery agate cutters and jewelers items. It mentions vendors and locations but many words are garbled, leaving only scattered product names and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agate Cutters & Mfo
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Eto Regal
Fay
Asin
Tihie Gonegataye Inerailen
Wits
Auppltona
Cleaey
IE Morrison
The Making of a Famous Medicine in 1918
A 1918 article describes a medical preparation process, praising the herbal combination and sterile handling. It mentions the medicine's claimed cures, the laboratory setting, and female health uses. The piece highlights safety measures and the product's prominence in treatment.
With the Fingers Corns Lift Out Without Pain
An advertorial claim offers a finger method to remove corns and callouses without inflammation. It touts a “Chucinnath muthort teth drug” called frowns and a small bottle of gouta for use at druggists. Free samples of Cutler Curra are promoted via a mail offer from Dept. X, Molten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corns
Corte
Cost of Producing Pork Reduced by Pasture and Forage Crops
A Missouri experiment notes pasture and forage crops reduce pork production costs. It details feeding mixes and proportions, comparing grain, corn, and sorghum with forage supplements. The study shows results for hog weight gains, feed efficiency, and economics of forage use in finishing hogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lin
Agrtrudeuen
Tye
Jegutno
Altrogelaris
Fernel Ak Vankage
Alt Mal
Doalrod
Mantel
Missouri Experiment Station
Frryge
Crv
Ilangus
Ford
Best Feed for Young Pigs From Farrow to Weaning
A historic guide discusses feeding young pigs, stressing shelled corn and homegrown grains. It recommends self feeders, proper pasture, and weaning timing, noting feeding during breeding and growing phases to maximize growth and avoid excess fat.
Preachers Sought to Support Farm Production Campaign
A government outreach appeals religious leaders to back a national effort to study soil and crop production. The message links ministers with county agents and the Extension Service to boost agricultural resilience and food security nationwide.
Plow Mightier Than Sword In Wartime Speech
A fragmentary wartime note argues the plow is mightier than the sword as war presses for food. It hints at weakness among soldiers and the need for study to avoid famine, stressing food as a key factor in victory.
Dairy Cow Cost Return Question From Fragment
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter Howe
Road Building Emphasizes Local Factors in Design
A United States Department of Agriculture publication stresses prioritizing local conditions in road design to minimize public treasury drain. It outlines implications for earth, gravel, bituminous, and brick roads, and discusses traffic class, surface types, and maintenance requirements across varying vehicle loads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Chey
Ull
Sundelay Ronda Ury
Garth
Aétdon
Costs Little To Fix Roads and Beautify Farmland
The article notes it costs little to improve roads and farm building facades, arguing better roads uplift property value and curb weeds. It includes whimsical exchanges about barber visits, fashion, and a comedic aside on fixing a mule, reflecting period newspaper style and varied topics.
Message about wood deliveries and a prospective tenant
A dialogue features Senator Sorghum praising wood deliveries for use as fuel and noting some copies printed by Thad. The scene shifts to a prospective tenant who dislikes a large factory opposite the house, claiming it blocks the view and may explode, as an agent downplays the risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Minh Ion
Poultry Start and Sunlight Notes
Starting With Poultry The safert way for those who are about to thnks their fist attempt at poultry rlaing is to start in a smell way with a few fowls and Journ the bastuoee thoroughly before making large investments. Sunlight for Planta Don't worry about having too much sunlight worry about not having enouh. you play te do better in shade they others but me Will thrive when shaded for art of the day.
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Peachlee
Wiel
Athera
Aviv
Elise
Coumon
Benin
United States
Enouh
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Carbon Paper & Typewriter
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Stark
Ona
Ena
Spoonainyn
New Houston Hotel
Lath
Everett Sta
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Nw Depot
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Forma
F. M. Cronkhite
Front Street
Oregon
Jane
Fred Dundee
Broadway
Flanders
Portland, Or
Murlas
Murloo Eye Remedy Co
Chieajo
Germany
Aise
Ted
Alfour
Cutiura
Heowitt
Rodnine
New York
Ian Hee
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Patel
Patani
York Globe
Tienlag Polit
Lia Otlibnge
Biripee
Maarestous Rain
Montana
Ranchi Aid
Aks
You
Mony
Byron Terry
Mont
Priege
Abe
Bath
Hotel Hoyt
Cornet Slath
Hoyt Stu
Portlam
Lou Himes
Maine
Cotaemcim
HLF
Norton Company
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Lieto
Wn. Meistuamn
Smulipoa
Ine
Fcourance
Ascii
Alesse
Curvee Laboratory
Seereley
Cal
Mtvciny Vartnyy
Lydia E. Pinkham
Rentin Gana
Ilrnewises
Rrr
Ageiwulture
Mirlilly
Little Aptniala
America
Wulnister
Geten
United States Department of
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Gorvies
Henttaral College
United State Depaetient of Agriculture
Dee
Rauily
Sorghum
Lansusage
Mize Cayenne
Joy Street
Rastus
Fock
Erthur Belek
Otars
Birmingham Age-eral
Preddy
Papa
Ake
Kitty
Marle
Kansas City Journal
Pierce
Pleros
Pierve
R. V. Pierce Stamp
Farmer Cornteasel
Bertha Saya
Washington Star
Swift & Company
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Illinois
U.S.A
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U.s.marine Corps
Marines
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