Three Women Testify In A Pinkham Ad Review
Witnesses from Streator Philadelphia and San Francisco praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a life changing tonic for the Change of Life and general well being. The ad emphasizes confidential correspondence with the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co and quotes multiple testimonials.
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Lydia EB. Pinkham
Campbell
Bewind St
SaRa Hayward
W. Venango St
Tioga
Phila
San Francisco
Cal
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrsa. C. Barrie
25Th St
His Specialty in Congress Answers the Questions
A farmer quotes his representative as not paying attention to questions. The congressman claims to know all the answers without bothering with the questions, highlighting a satirical view of political discourse and expertise.
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Congress
Farmer
Experience Substitutes in The Guilty Man Play
Holbrook Elion defends a sociological drama The Guilty Man as an experience substitute for girls and women, arguing society forgives male but not female experiences. He cites plays to educate women while noting men learn from bitter experiences and move on to a clean life.
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Holbrook Elion
Medical Review of Reviews
But after all a trial is the best answer grocers
Grocers everywhere sell a wide range of goods as shoppers seek value and quality. The phrase suggests trials or tastings help customers compare products before buying. Vendors emphasize freshness, selection, and competitive pricing to attract buyers.
Chickens Eat Everything and Need Meat in Diet
A historical note on chicken foraging and the necessity of meat in poultry diets. It explains chickens’ omnivorous appetite, the impact of fresh animal food on egg yield, and practical feeding tips including green bone, beef scrap, meat meal, blood meal, milk products, and fish scrap.
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John Willard Bolte
Feed Fowls Meat for Growth and Health
The article advises feeding fowls meat or meat form to support animal matter intake. Free range birds obtain sufficient animal matter, while caged birds need chopped fresh meat or green bone as precise supplements. Excess feeding can overly accelerate feather, bone, muscle, and comb development.
Fresh Butter Preservation Note
A short tip notes butter kept fresh for months when stored in clean jars and packed on charcoal. The writer suggests storing in a wool place for deterring spoilage.
Leg-weakness in ducks linked to damp pens and heavy feeding
The article warns leg-weakness in ducks from damp night quarters and raeful feeding. Dry dry pens with straw, avoid whole grain and excess meat scraps. If ducks show heavy legs after lifting, cut meat scraps and cornmeal, raise bran, and add powdered charcoal to mash.
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M. B
Dairy Farm Is Profitable For Farmers And Families
Students of good farming claim dairy farming yields the highest profits among farm work. A combined system with dairy fruit and poultry on the same land could boost income, using land efficiently. Proper dairy herd management preserves soil fertility, returning enough elements to keep land productive and profitable.
Farming Advice on Cows and Corn Fodder
The message urges farmers to move corn fodder for dairy cows and to provide strong feed during cold nights to maintain milk production. It warns that once a cow loses milk flow, it is rarely regained, urging continued feeding despite fodder shortcomings.
Proper Age for Breeding in Sows
A. O. Choate argues for breeding from old sows to improve litter bone and growth. He notes ten month weight advantages, renews sows when unproven, and keeps gilts until at least one year old before breeding. He also suggests two litters annually and separating shoats two months before sale.
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A. O. Choate
Market for Feathers Boosts Native Trade
A good market exists for all kinds of feathers. Pick fowls dry and soft feathers, separating coarse from fine. Feathers can be preserved until enough are gathered to take to market.
Cheap and Excellent Slaked Lime Document Headline
Slaked lime widely distributed at low cost claims to kill lice gapes and roup, claimed as effective and affordable remedy.
Cities on Baghdad Railway Linking Europe to Palestine
The article notes the Bagdad railway will connect Europe with Damascus and Palestine’s sacred cities within two years. It highlights major European hubs Paris Berlin and Vienna as starting points and envisions rail access to historic sites along the Euphrates valley.
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London
Bagdad
Europe
Paris
Berlin
Vienna
Damascus
Palestine
Baghdad Railway linked to ancient lands across Europe
The Baghdad project ties Syria Palestina Mesopotamia and Europe in a vast railway plan. German engineers on Turkish soil with Ottoman sanction drive the line funded by German banks. About £10 million spent. another £20 million needed to reach Baghdad within three years if progress continues.
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Bagdad
Dean's Men Tholated Cough Drops Featured
An Albany Evening Journal brief notes cough relief products and local commerce. A light societal item includes a witty exchange about money and a jab at visit etiquette with Jobbinses, implying familiar domestic humor.
Castoria Ad Prompts Caution for Mothers and Childcare
Advertisement emphasizes Castoria as a safe remedy for infants and children and urges mothers to verify the signature. A short comic vignette follows about a blind peddler selling a pencil and a man who jokes about hiring a detective to trace his pedigree, highlighting humor around trust and perception.
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Fletcher
Eruption on face cured by Cuticura in three weeks
Case from Streator Illinois in 1913 reports a running sore above the right eye that spread over the entire face, itching and burning, disfigurement, and fear of contagion. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment for three weeks the lesion fully healed. Additional offer for free samples and Skin Book.
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Caro- Mine Miller
Cuticura
Dept. L
Boston
Rats Fool Victim by Ruse at Police Headquarters
Cleveland report details three large rats using a ruse to steal John Gibbons lunch from his desk at police headquarters. Gibbons, the night engineer, chased one rat, while two others emerged from holes to swipe the meal, then vanished. The incident ends with the pests slipping away.
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Cleveland
Atom John Gibbons
Police
Gibbons
Hughes Sues for Board and Loans in Supreme Court
New York suit seeks 2925 for board bills and loans. Joseph James Hughes claims George H. Robinson agreed to board at Central Park West at 25 a week beginning August 23, 1909. He alleges moving to South Orange and covering an unexpired lease adds 600, plus 484.55 loan, totaling 4009.55.
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New York
Joseph James Hughes
Supreme Court
George H. Robinson
Robinson
Central Park West
Hughes
South Orange
Renounce the devil at last as old man frets
An elderly man near death, urged by a visiting preacher, contemplates renouncing the devil. He hesitates, noting he cannot afford to make enemies, while the preacher insists on the severest spiritual step.
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Parson
Woman’s dress praised by official’s wife in Washington
Mrs David Hous ton, wife of the secretary of agriculture, praised modern women’s dress as pretty and sensible. She defended the tango and other dances, calling the tango one of the most beautiful dances she has seen.
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Washington
David Houseton
Secretary of Agriculture
Houston
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