Before Baby is Born
An ad offers a free booklet titled Before Baby is Born by Bradfield Regulator Co. Atlanta Ga, claiming it provides information to prevent pain and danger in childbirth. The piece also lists a Mill Creek Township Sunday School convention program for June 1898 with names, activities, and speakers at Wallace Christian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
Jackson Township Sunday School Association
Wallace Christian Church
Mill Creek Township
Baptist Church
Vwaalankam
Nettie Mitchell
Nora Simpson
W. H. Jones
Connie Stoup
Vera Mitchel
Jacob Rosenbarger
Clint Hesler
Will Lindley
Bertha Cartwright
Dr. Williamson
Sen
Kingman
Quintette
Sue Ropnens
Kate June
New York World Thrice a Week Offer
The New York World thrice weekly edition promises timely political news impartial to readers against monopolies. It highlights world coverage with special correspondents, illustrations, market data, humor, and household departments. Bundle deal with Republican newspaper offered at one year for $1.85.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York World
Globe
Irrigation Rules Vary by Region Says United States Expert
Frederick H. Newell of the United States Geological Survey argues for precise information on water behavior in soils and plant moisture effects to improve irrigation. He notes that local conditions, soil, climate, and crop type force different water rules, with no universal formula for how much water or land a given supply can support. The San Jose Scale has spread across many states and provinces, thriving where food plants support it. Trees for moist soils: cottonwood grows best in fresh or moist soils, not suited for waste planting, while white willow favors moist sites for windbreaks. A hotbed plan from The Farm Journal suggests starting early vegetables without extra heat using fermenting manure around the bed and straw coverings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick H. Newell
United States Geological Survey
Great Plains
Colorado
Utah
United States
Massachusetts
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Delaware
Virginia
West Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Florida
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Texas
Ohio
Ilinois
Michigan
Missouri
Ontario
Canada
British Columbia
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
California
New Mexico
Iowa
C. A. Koeffar
Farm Journal
Building a hotbed for early spring crops tips and notes
A guide describes a hotbed shed using straw matting and a wooden top to keep straw from blowing away, with Cypress posts and 8 by 6 foot sash. It mentions supplies from greenhouse dealers and specific construction details for stability. The piece also notes Wisconsin and Kansas agriculture bureaus and state fairs with figures on crop values and premiums.
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Chubinger Bros
Keokuk
Lowa
New Haven
C. S. Douglass
Savage Building
South Side Square
Covington
Indiana
Govington Machine Shops
J. W. Camp
Proprietor
Coffings Hardware Store
William Wright
IS Consult
Chicago Board of Trade
Commission
Consolidated Stock Exchange Blde
Chicago
Payzrom
Atores
Mai
Francis McGinnis
H. D. Allen
la Freedom Choir
Pearl Livengood
Emanuel Sunday School Sears
A. Wilkinson
A. C
Siby! Wilkinson
Hecey la Phanuel Sunday School
Edith Allen
Albert Muelwee
Pres
Adda Burks
Sec’'y
Elder Cartwright
Flanner Hotbed
Deaser
Kansas
New Agricultural, Board
Denver
Cheney Bros
Wrath
W. Crane
North
Qth Street
Covington, Indiana
W.M. Schma
Feed Sale Stable
Barts
Sophenston
Bartz
Inter-Ocean Bidg
Willie
Xfort
Vooey Quick
Lb. Muyok Co
Nureerummen
Seedsmen & Florists
St Paul
Ming
Illinois Central
Doubl
New Orle
Memphis
St. Louis
Louisville
Evansville
Cincinnati
Cairo
Dubuque
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Ll. XH
Hnes
Win
Murray
Div
Pays
New Orleans
Au. A. Scott
Mesmophis
A.M. Hanson
A. Kell
Louisvilie
F St
Washington, D.C
Toe
Nnee AG
KG. P
Kaneas
Reames Otry Te Nur
Wersen Mig
Arkansas
Snd
Louisiana
Aland
Port Arthur
Tontog
Trail Betwrese
Kansas City
Eisay Tee Sap
Fort Arthur
Cioy
A. Hornpeck
Porkarttruy Townsite Co
EaNaas City
Grogecnt Oi Co
Minnuspoily
Minn
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