Unclear historical notice about medical claims and ads
Partial readable text describes Sisters of Charity and a medical product advertisement. Mentions Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and a testimonial from Mrs. May Fatanss of Minneapolis. Includes references to Dr. Hartinay, Peruna Almanac 1904, and a $5000 forfeit guarantee of genuineness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Si Fl
Lydia
KE Pinkham
May Fatanss
South 7Th Bt
Minneapolis
Minn
Fairbanks
West
Conversion Age and Moral Training From a Historic Text
The excerpt argues limited chances for religious conversion after 23 and a child’s spiritual window between 12 and 17. It contrasts girls and boys youthful years, warns against indecent material, and emphasizes fitness of spirit over education. It highlights spending on spiritual training as justified by the value of child welfare and notable examples like Helen Keller and medical care for a child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherm
Helen Keller
Europe
America
Athletics Injurious to Women by President Eliot
Harvard President Charles W. Eliot argues that athletic activity harms women and that women cannot compete with men in college athletics. He singles out boating and shot put as unsafe and says women should not pursue strenuous sports or try to match male counterparts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliot
Harvard University
Trent
Warner
Wenen Tving
The WorldsWorkers There Are Two Classes of People
The article argues there are two world classes idlers and laboring men. It contends ed upper class workers are priests students government administrators and leaders who toil with brains and souls, not hands. These are praised as the true hard workers sustaining society through relentless effort.
Passing of the Wage System by Carroll D Wright speech
The speaker outlines wage versus cooperative production noting the wage worker receives capital in advance and the employer recoups costs from the product. He argues cooperation has failed when treated as pure production, since both sides must be seen as investing parties. Workers deserve insight into marketing their labor for best value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll D. Wright
Clark University
United States Commissioner of Labor
Francis Walker
Aml
Ts Comic Opera Coming to Life in Musical Farce Critique
The article argues that musical comedy has evolved from farce and often mirrors British writers. It contends true cannie opera requires purposeful storytelling and musicianly, atmospheric music. It critiques current works as burlesque and stresses consistency and artful expression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Heyt
France
World Cotton Crop and Its Rise in American Industry
The article traces cotton as the world’s key textile fiber with a value above a million dollars, notes the American crop being the largest share and rising from early hand processing to saw gin and mills. It highlights regional shifts, seed utilization, oil production, and the need for better seed and yields to meet growing demand. It compares global production, manufacturing patterns, and the transition of the southern United States toward export and added value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
China
Asia
Afelea
South Armerica
Eaa
Eli Whitnee
Africa
Europe
America
New England
Old England
Texas
Planning for next year to cut cotton and cut debt
Southern Cultivator urges farmers to reduce cotton acreage and debt, diversify crops, and improve land use to raise more on less land. It advocates owning the next crop, growing better yields on fewer acres, and buying fertilizers with cash while expanding home production for independence.
The Cotton Boll Worm and Its Life Stages
An article detailing the cotton boll worm life cycle from egg to moth, including color variation and soil pupation. It notes weather impacts on development, outlines common damage to bolls, and lists natural enemies and bacterial diseases. It also covers control methods such as trap crops like corn, timing of applications, and manure management for farming readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department
A. le Quintanes
U.S. Department of Agertean
Four hundred fifty million dollars to farmers this year
A late era report notes large distributions to southern growers for crops and poultry, with emphasis on road labor from convicts and profitable poultry and eggs. It urges farmers to improve by selection, repair fences, build new facilities, and manage spring plantings. The text also extols the Alypse plum as highly valuable for keeping quality and consumer demand.
Great Kidney Remedy Swamp Root Ad Claims Universal Cure
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a universal kidney and urinary remedy. It asserts weak kidneys cause many health issues and promotes Swamp Root as the natural healer, urging readers to buy cures and consult doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Rikwers
Jenyone
Kilmer
Chalker
Dilett Police
Ata
Dr. Kilner
Reading
Physis
Gale
Hinghaimian
Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, NS
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Sisters OF Charity
Peru
Tageriry
Asin Merkin
Obes Iine Co
Ulm
Aavrannnpink
A. Nariman
Columbus
Tiessila
Charity
Dorgan
Vitarsen
Carmine, O
Lally Erudiente
David Meckisem
Hartinay
Henini
Peruiersen
Finland
Oheievin
Hyd
Welligan
Anetsinia
Faryer
Frederia
Grover
Don Dee Weil
Magazin
BosueMiil
Gillinet
Whit
Geileman
New York
Peiried
Eult Neide
William E. Barton
First Congregational Church
Oak Park, Ill
the Worlds Workers
William Croswell Doane
Albany
Lulu Glaser
Imanure
Erly
Pesduyes
Otedes Ik
Tulsar
Suisbrasserserard
Cascarets
Cascaret
Candy Cathartic
Pana
Gure
Cragmer
Carter
Carter S Pe
Asonsy
UPC
Union Metallic Cartridge CO
Seincerost
Comm
Broadway, N.Y
Nassau St
Alaola
Broad St
A.N. Kellogg Newspaper CO
Jefferson Street
Memphis
ASIC
MSPA
SyDneys
Paten Fitzgerald
Joney
Lun,cookhaven
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