Helped Her in Every Way Sharon Vermont Testimonial
A visitor recounts relief from fatigue lower pains and back and side aches after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Trombley of Sharon Vermont and Masc Hartmann of Brooklyn endorse the remedy noting improved health and urging others to try it.
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Trombley
Sharon, Vt
Lydia E. Pinkham
Sharon
Vermont
Dia Pinkham
Lydia
Pinkham
Hart- Mann
Greene Ave
Brooklyn
N.Y
Reigns but Doesn’t Rule In Independent Norway
A humorous tale portrays King Haa kon of Denmark as a figurehead in Norway's republican minded kingdom. At a party the king drops his handkerchief and a gentleman retrieves it. The king thanks him, saying he cannot lose it as it is the only thing he is allowed to poke his nose into.
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Haakon
Denmark
Red Cross Ball Blue promised to ban rust spots
An advertisement claims Red Cross Ball Blue prevents rust stains from laundry, contrasting with inferior bluing. It urges readers to try the product and see the result.
Swift humor in court style lines about Kriss
A comic judge proclaims Kriss the most economical girl and notes her kiss lasts longer than any other she is witty and clever in a humorous exchange
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Kriss
Miss Swift
No entry into financial depths advised
A cautionary line warns against venturing beyond available finances, urging restraint to avoid severe loss. It emphasizes prudent budgeting and risk awareness for personal money management.
Are You Weak Appetite Gone Tacoma Ad Claim
Mrs Bessie B Ronald of Tacoma Washington describes weakness and cough from feminine illness. She reports improvement after using Dr Pierce s Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery and says she could work again. Trial package available by sending 10c to Dr Pierce s Invalids Hotel Buffalo NY.
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Tacoma
Wash
Resinol products praised for dramatic skin healing
Mrs C P Tapley of Washington describes severe skin irritation from harsh soap. She credits Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap with rapid overnight healing enabling normal activity and lasting improved skin condition. She endorses continued use.
Data on Truck Experience Collected by USDA
The USDA gathered farmer experiences on motor trucks to assess practicality. Findings show trucks expand market reach, with distance to new markets nearly doubling previous hauls. About half favor 1 ton capacity, over 90 percent expect profitability and plan future purchases. Time savings cited as main advantage. poor roads as main downside. 60 percent still use horses for some road hauling.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Proper Place for Soft Corn is in Farm Silo
Andrew Ross of the Minnesota experiment station says soft corn should be saved by placing it in a good silo. Wilt very immature corn for 1 3 or 4 days. leave cut corn on the ground for a few days if not injured. frost may reduce wilting need. add water if dried after freezing. aim to put corn on the silo before freezing weather.
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Andrew Ross
Minnesota
Grain Feed for Laying Hens Emphasizes Morning Scatter
The guidance stresses empty crops at night and full crops in the morning. Feed one third of daily grain as a littered scattered portion, with the rest given later to be cleaned up before roost. Dry mash in accessible hopper. Avoid abrupt ration changes and limit feeding to prevent obesity.
Wisconsin Lays Two Rations for Poultry Flocks
The University of Wisconsin feeds poultry with two rations. A scratch mix of wheat and cracked corn sits in a deep litter, with barley or oats as substitutes. A self-feeder ration, available at all times, combines beef scrap bran gluten rolled oats and cracked corn with one pound of charcoal and salt per hundred pounds.
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University of Wisconsin
Barrel pivot for easy feeding slops hoist
A Kansas author describes a simple pivoted barrel setup to empty feeding slops into a trough. The device uses a heavy iron band with shaft pivots and a nailed metal spout, plus a wooden chute extending to the feed trough, improving efficiency.
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R. BE. Deering, Clements, Kan
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Experience Demonstrates Fat Hen Is Best Layer
William Hart Harrison argues in Farm Journal that a fat hen lays better. He asserts a hen must have surplus fat to provide energy for strong egg production, while a poor, underfed hen lacks the vigor to lay. He concludes common sense supports the fat hen as the better layer.
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William Hart Harrison
The
Farm Journal
Pigs Farrowed in March Open Profit Window
W H Peters of the North Dakota Experiment Station advises March farrowing yields the best profits. Early pigs use green pastures through summer, grow to 180 200 pounds by September, and can be marketed by mid November after turning them onto corn. Maintain brood sows in good condition and breed early.
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W. H. Peters
North Dakota Experiment Station
Farm advisories on crops livestock and poultry care
Cut out burned smutted corn stalks and plant alfalfa on a well prepared seedbed with inoculated seed. Increasing sow numbers could restore pork profitability. Reduce broodiness by avoiding repeated breeding. Feed calves adequately but avoid overfeeding. Dairy cows require four pounds of water per pound of milk and milking machines must be kept clean. Crowded poultry accelerates lice growth and stunts chick growth, harming pullet value.
Farm success story of Ralph Blair in Richland County
Ralph P. Blair, 21 in 1906, moved to Sidney area with 400 dollars to claim a 160 acre homestead. He built a diversified farm with dairy, poultry, hogs, and summer fallowing, earning about 500 dollars from butter and eggs and 100 dollars from turkeys annually. Blair credits continuous improvements, a no-loss record, and adaptability for long-term success in eastern Montana.
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Ralph P. Blair
Sidney
Blair
Blair Farm
Richland Teounty
Farm Magazine
Blairs
Richland County
Montana
Cocklebur Poisoning Report Affects Livestock
The U S Department of Agriculture reports that young cocklebur plants can poison all kinds of livestock in sections of the state last season. While stock usually avoids the weed, a forage shortage can lead to consumption and poisoning.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bloat Remedy for Cattle Promoted by Colorado Farmer
H M Porter of Garfield County Colorado prescribes a simple bloat remedy for cattle using two teaspoons of baking soda and a pint of vinegar. Repeat every 15 minutes until relief is achieved. Porter says he saved seven cows with this method and hopes others find it helpful.
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H. M. Porter
Garfield County
Colorado
Copper carbonate dust aids wheat smut control
Copper carbonate dust treatment proves effective for wheat smut control without harming grains. It promotes germination and strengthens seedlings by guarding against soil-borne moulds.
Beet Sugar Good Alternative for Jelly Making
Beet sugar can substitute for cane sugar in jelly. Today beet sugar is as pure as cane sugar and can be used interchangeably without sacrificing quality. No one should insist on cane sugar for your jelly.
Surplus Crops Could Feed Farm Animals Instead of Storage
Surplus crops usually grown for human use such as potatoes may be so plentiful and cheap that farmers consider feeding the excess to cattle and other livestock rather than storing it.
Sheep and Lambs Supply Expected to Rise This Fall
Western states sheep and lamb supply is projected to exceed last year with an estimated 7 115000 head to be moved this fall versus 6 840000 last year.
Poultry Industry Valued Over One Billion in U S Output
Government report places the value of the U S poultry industry at more than one billion dollars, surpassing the total value of all cattle raised in the same period.
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United States
Co operatives See Business Rise Since 1913
Average business of co operatives in this country rose from 100000 dollars each in 1913 to 215000 dollars in 1922. Increases are also marked in the business of cotton and tobacco associations.
Irremediable fault highlighted in Hull House cooking talk
In a Hull House Chicago cooking class, Jane Addams cites an example of early satisfaction in cooks. She recalls a young woman sharing Scotch shortbread with a boy who returns later with a mouthful of board rather than due payment, illustrating misjudged rewards.
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Jane Addams
Hull House
Chicago
Why Druggets Recommend Swamp-Root
Druggists highlight Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a kidney liver and bladder remedy praised for years of use. It is described as a physician prescription strengthening medicine sold widely by druggists and urged to start treatment now. A sample bottle offer asks ten cents with newspaper mention.
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Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
This Rabbit a Nuisance In Northern Minnesota Forests
The snowshoe rabbit is plentiful in northern Minnesota and harming young pines, spruce, aspen, and maples on denuded land. It bites foliage and gnaws bark on trees over three feet tall, with one plantation showing 72 percent damaged and 43 percent fatally—a serious forestry issue.
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Minnesota
Cuticura Soothes Itching Scalp Advertisement
A vintage ad promotes Cuticura Ointment for soothing itching on scalp and dan druffs, advising gentle rubbing at night and washing with Cuticura Soap and hot water each morning. It claims the routines make skin clear and hands soft and white.
Gold prospectors endure cold to stake discovery claim
Eight prospectors slept on a gold claim site in Rhodesia despite freezing conditions to be first to erect the discovery notice after the death of a miner.
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Rhodesia
Natural death questioned in street accident case
The Kansas City Star reports a man’s death in a street incident prompted inquiry into whether it was natural. Authorities say he was struck by a vehicle and died at the scene or shortly after.
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Kansas City Star
Every man admires those who laugh at his jokes
A concise reflection on social optics noting that men value approval from others who find humor in their remarks. It underscores how laughter reinforces status and social bonding in conversation.
Lifeboats for Airplanes Navy seaplane designs from Tit-Bits
London Tit-Bits reports new sea going aircraft for naval use with shore based scout planes carrying four crew, larger two motor machines with five crew, and a six crew giant for long sea patrols. Each design includes a small life boat that fits along the hull to avoid air resistance during flight.
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Navy
London
Foreign Trade Grows With Opposite-World Partners
Trade with nations opposite the United States has more than tripled since World War I. The National City Bank of New York reports imports from 20 countries and colonies across the globe rose to about 1 billion dollars in fiscal year 1924, up from 712 million in 1923 and 235 million a decade earlier.
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United States
Globe
National City Bank of New York
War boosts demand for tablesmen and Red Cross Ball Blue ad
Advert shows wartime rise in tableware care with Red Cross Ball Blue boosting wear quality. A grocers notice urges customers to use it and see the results.
Old Riga Veda Stands as World’s Ancient Book
The Riga Veda is described as the oldest book in the world, existing in a form complete as preserved, dating about 1500 years before Christ according to the source.
Earth’s Land to Sea Surface Totals
The Earth's surface comprises about 57 million square miles of land and 140 million square miles of water.
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Bayer
FE. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
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Goshen, Ind
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Washington Blvd
Ill
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Moorcroft
Wyo
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