Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Testimonial
Mrs Jules Bero of Casco Wisconsin reports relief from displacement after childbirth using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She notes a prior long period of wellness with a brief return of symptoms, then improvement after further use. The ad asserts the remedy helps female ills and invites letters for confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Jules Bero, Jr
Casco
Wis
Lydia
Calomel Tablets Promote Safe Nausea Free Purification
The refined calomel tablets are advertised as nausealess, safe and sure. This brief note highlights a purifying remedy claiming reliability and ease for users seeking gentle cleansing.
Picture Saves Life in World War I Battle
A Nebraska Awewan note recounts a soldier crediting a loved picture worn over his heart with stopping a bullet during the battle of the Marne. He recalls the image as a life saver and a source of strength amid danger.
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Yank
The
Marne
Nebraska
Musical kettle bubbles sing from Japanese invention
A dated ad style note describes a kettle invented in Japan that boils water and makes musical sounds as bubbles strike bars. It also promotes Garfield Tea for cleansing the system and maintaining general health, and ends with a practical caution about relying on a helper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
What the War Did for American Farming
A 1919 discussion notes that wartime farming advanced methods by two decades, with farmers adopting better seeds, fertilizers, silos, and livestock focus. It cites gains in wheat yields, animal unit stocking, and higher incomes from hog and dairy efforts while urging cost accounting, quality stock, and prudent expansion.
Capper caps N F U resolutions from Memphis convention
National Farmers' Union resolutions endorsed in Congress call for prompt enactment of the Kenyon Anderson bill to reform meat packing abuses, support the Capper Heisman bill for farmer led co operative bargaining with safeguards, and seek an amendment to the federal loan act to aid qualified non farmers with proven reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Capper
Kansas
Congressional
National Farmers’ Union
Memphis
Tenn
Kenyon-Anderson
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
Capper-Heisman
Farmers of
Oyster Shells Boost Pullets and Hens Egg Production
The New York agricultural experiment station proved that a pound of oyster shell provides enough lime to make about seven dozen eggs. Chicks do not need shells, but pullets and hens benefit when oyster shell is a regular part of their ration. Fowls balance their diet better with shell ground bone meat scraps and grains in dry mash than humans can.
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United States
Agricultural Colleges
United States Department of Agriculture
Uncle Sam
Federal Department
New York Agricultural Experiment Station
New York
Combat Vermin on Animals and Lice Control
The piece argues stock owners should treat lice on animals in late winter to prevent hidden damage. It notes lice appear as animals look healthy and emphasizes proactive treatment to protect overall stock thrift and future conditions.
Fertilizer on Grass Lands for Soil Fertility
The article advises maintaining good sod to preserve organic matter and soil fertility. It warns against mowing a field until hay yields drop, then plowing the sod. For annual mowing, use manure or commercial fertilizer, and in absence of manure use a mix of nitrate of soda and field lime at 200 to 300 pounds per acre.
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Federal Land Bank
Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery Endorsements
In Carrollton Missouri and Chillicothe Missouri readers report strong relief from female weakness and nervous head issues after using Dr. Pierce products. Mary Standley says half a bottle of Favorite Prescription restored her in bed to full activity. G D Marple credits Golden Medical Discovery for rapid head relief after three bottles.
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St. Louis
Dr. Pierce
M. A. Harris
Cardinal St
Carrollton
Mary Standley
E. First St
Chillicothe
Pierse
G. D. Marple
East
Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Kidney Liver and Bladder Aid
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a pure non stimulant remedy for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It claims vegetable herbs and safety with a sworn purity statement on every bottle and offers samples by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Dr. Kilmer
Serene
Dr. i & Co
Binghamton
Adv
Wasteful Methods Critique of Old Shoe Road Work
A narrator condemns what they call reprehensible extravagance in Britain for making roads from old shoes. The remark highlights public disdain toward wasteful government or industrial practices. The speaker underscores concern over resource misuse and imprudent innovation.
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Great Britain
Home hair darkening recipe from Bay 7 and Barbo Compound
A vintage home remedy describes mixing water with Bay 7, Barbo Compound, and glycerine to darken gray hair. The mix is applied weekly for gradual shade change, claimed to soften hair and avoid scalp cooling or grease. An aside advertises samples from Garfield Tea Brook Co. and a quip about engagements.
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Fletcher
London
Piatere’ Fella
Missouri
F. L. Dorset
Center St
St. Joseph
Doan
Bor Doan
Buffalo
Robert H.moulton
Henry County
Indiana
Department ,of Agriculture
Margaret
Garfield Tea Brook Co
Lyn, N. Y
Cascaraes
Quinine
Drag Steree
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