Lightning rods for farms judged safe when properly installed
United States Department of Agriculture guidance argues lightning rods protect buildings when properly grounded and maintained. It rejects insulators and favors blunt iron rods, galvanized or copper conductors, and solid or stranded forms, with earth connections crucial for effective protection.
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Farmers’ Bulletin
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
Body poisons itself through intestinal auto intoxication
The article explains that constipation and excessive meat intake cause intestinal auto intoxication, leading to headaches migraines vertigo and bilious attacks. It promotes Pinklets laxative as a gentle solution that aids natural action without griping, with postpaid availability from Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY.
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Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N.Y
Tuberculosis Legislation Across States Aids Local Hospitals
A National Association survey shows 42 tuberculosis sanatoria across 32 states and 11 states enact local hospital laws. Reporting living cases is required in 34 states, with several states allowing removal of threatening patients. Spitting bans cover over 20 states.
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United States
National Association For
Arizona
Idaho
Nevada
Wyoming
Alaska
New York
New Jersey
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Illinois
Iowa
Missouri
Texas
Massachusetts
Washington
National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
Efficient Instrument For Coastal Artillery Predictor
Lieut. George B. Moody of the Hyde Guards presents a new predictor from the factory, praised by coast artillery officers as superior to prior devices. The system uses plotting boards to map successive target positions, aligning observations and gun positions to compute range finding and deflection. The target position is located on a large chart, with arms centered over observer stations and gun positions.
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George B. Moody
Hyde Guards
Coast Artillery
Coast Artillery Service
Pink Pills Promise Relief for Thin Blood Conditions
A health notice explains thin blood or anemia and its early symptoms such as tiredness pale complexion and breathlessness. It promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as an effective home remedy alongside pure air and wholesome food and cites a recovered case with a request for the booklet Building Up the Body from the Dr Williams Medicine Co. in Schenectady New York.
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Dr. Williams
Invention Aids Fort Williams Drill At Bath
The device proves highly satisfactory and accurate in drills at Fort Williams. It will be shown to the War Department as no predictor has yet been adopted. Lieut Moody may see his invention used generally, bringing distinction to Bath and its artillery company.
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Fort Williams
War Department
Lieut. Moody
Bath
Officers rewarded for gunnery and engineering trophies
Secretary Daniels sent letters of commendation to ship command officers whose vessels won gunnery and engineering trophies over the past year. Capt J H Glennon of the Wyoming led the gunnery trophy in the battleship class, with Cmdr W B Fletcher on the Kansas for engineering.
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Secretary Daniels
J. H. Glennon
Wyoming
W. B. Fletcher
Kansas
Arthur Crenshaw
Cummings
W. N. Jeffers
Fanning
T. Hutchins
Beale
Wanted Horse for the Summer in Trade for Care
Notice seeks a horse for light business and summer use with excellent care. Respond to W.H.C. in care of Bath Times. Date referenced 6 20 hat.
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W.H.C
Care Bath Times
Woman Credits Lydia E. Pinkham Remedy For Recovery
Unionville Missouri resident Mrs Martha Shavey says she suffered severe female troubles with weakness nervous spells and loss of appetite but after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she recovered and now recommends the medicine. Letters from grateful users are circulated by the makers who advertise confidential correspondence with their staff.
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Unionville
Lydia
Martha Shavey
Missouri
Lydia E. Pinilani
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