Lydia E Pinkham Compound Aids Women Through Change of Life
An elderly woman from Durand Wisconsin and a Massachusetts resident praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from symptoms of menopause including hot flashes suffocation headaches dizziness and backaches. The notices urge middle aged women to heed warning symptoms and credit the product with enabling them to remain well and healthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durand
Wis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mary Ripeway
Massachusetts
Blackstone
Mass
Pierre CourNoyEear
Box 239
Maas
Fragmented humorous notes from a late edition
A collage of quirky items includes a German woman correcting a savings bank check to include a middle initial, a Kansas uncle upset over Eden Musee closure and a threatened refund suit, a saucy line about a curate, a Japan artificial silk experiment, and a U S milk consumption figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swin
Kansas
Eden Musee
Economical Way of Utilizing Straw
The U S Department of Agriculture outlines straw as a valuable livestock feed worth about five dollars per ton, with two thirds of straw underutilized for livestock. It presents three economical wintering rations for breeding cows using straw, silage or cottonseed meal, and notes benefits of fall feeder cattle purchases to reduce winter costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Department
Winter Roughage for Hens
Poultry experts urge green feed for hens in winter with lawn clippings and second crop clover as top options. Dry lawn clippings in shade for two days and store in bags for winter use, with clover treated similarly. Mowing timothy or red top after late summer growth also yields winter roughage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Chesley
Haying tools cut labor time says OSU expert
Professor H C Ramsower of the Ohio State University agricultural engineering department notes that pitching a single load of hay takes 35 to 45 minutes for one man, while a hayloader reduces this to 15 to 20 minutes. He emphasizes the value of a complete line of haying machinery to save labor costs during harvest, with slings and hay carriers aiding in difficult labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State University
H. C. Ramsower
Agricultural Engineering Department
Rainsower
Fattening Cattle For Market Across The South
Cattle are fattened for market in many southern sections without shelter at times, with some areas feeding no grain at all. The rise of blooded stock production is becoming a leading local industry.
Coco is Serious Weed Pest in Mississippi Fields
Coco or nut grass is a troublesome weed across Mississippi with large tracts of land infested. There is no proven way to eliminate it, and it yields no economic value. Delta farmers grow small grains and alfalfa on coca land, with broadcast plantings of fall oats and later cowpeas to shade and smother the grass, though this does not exterminate it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ER. R. Lloyd
Mississippi
Argument for good roads from rail vs farm freight
A Kansas City Times report cites an Interstate Commerce Commission finding that 1,949,689,599 tons of freight were moved by rail in a year, with 195,586,840 tons from agriculture. Rail transport rode smooth, while the road haul used unpaved, rutted routes. farmers, if organized like railroads, would face waste from bad roads.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Kansas City Times
Mixed Fowls Advice and Farming Notes
A collection of poultry marketing tips warns against mixing dressed young and old fowls to avoid price undercutting. It urges separate packaging and tagging of shipped stock, notes January February roaster sales for late-summer hatched birds, and contrasts digging a ditch with underground financial schemes. Agricultural tips cover bran for growing fowls and the need for more manure to improve garden rings.
Remove All Decaying Wood From Fruit Plants Now
Decaying wood on fruit plants should be removed immediately to stop disease and insect pests from spreading to healthy parts and neighboring trees. On South Carolina farms fowls suffer from water shortages in summer. provide ample pure, cool water. Watch for the red spider on cotton. inspect leaf undersides for tiny red spots and contact Clemson College entomology division for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Clemson College
Paul at Jerusalem A four week journey ends in mob trial
The lesson traces Paul’s route from Mileta to Jerusalem in AD 57 and the reception by the Jerusalem church. It covers his defense of teaching Gentiles and Jews alike, the mob attack in the temple, and his arrest in which he appeals in Greek to the captain, while maintaining his witness for Christ amid turmoil.
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Paul
Rome
Mileta
Jerusalem
Mnason
Aia
Asia
God
Moses
Abraham
Temple
Stephen
Agabus
Christ
Mount Oliver
Role Was Forced On Daddy In Surprise Balcony Proposal
Dowagers and chaperons whisper at Meta and a 20 year age gap suitor, a multimillionaire widower, as he asks for marriage during a quiet balcony moment. Meta reveals she married his son last night, seeking paternal approval amid a dramatic revelation. Monson Maine ponders daylight saving saga after 40 years of clocks set ahead causing an hour mismatch with neighboring towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meta
Monson
Maine
Advertising and Aids for Health Tonic Remedies
A collage of old ads touts Grove's Old Standard Tonic with quinine and iron, Plantation Chill Tonic, and various tonics and patent medicines. Claims include malaria relief, blood enrichment, and liver support, with prices around 50 cents. Also features quips about art, carnival cash, and humorous exchanges, plus notes on gliding for fuel efficiency and Dr Peery's Dead Shot for worms. Minnesota farmers building, Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills promo, and a claim of originality.
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Grove
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Carter
L. R Bowens
Dept
Dearborn ST
Chinago
Gretchen HH. Schmidt
Gretchen Schmidt
Gertie
Japan
Yonezawa
B. O. Sellers
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Daddy
Lee Carnival
Minnesota
Wright
Pearl Street
N. Y
Eae
Bia
W. L. Douglas
Sven
L. Douglas
San Francisco
New York
America
W. L. Douglas Shor
Brockton
Peter
Schuttler
Gale-Hooper Co
Memphis
Tenn
Peter Schuttler Co
Ill
Miss Ball
Mercer, Ky
Vonachen
Coldwater
Kan
Org
Johnathan Bigrigg
Coshocton
Ohio
J. L. Walper
Sitown
W. Va
Jfrs
A. G. Wshan
Lay
Virgie Hadaway
Bessemer
Arbuckles
Arbuckle Bros
Water St
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