Buffered Fifteen Years A Case of Chronic Kidney Trouble
A testimonial from P Semmel Sr of Lehighton Pa claims 18 years of kidney trouble with weak kidneys sediment in secretions and sharp pains. After ineffective medical treatment Doan's Kidney Pills provided relief and, with continued use, cured him. He urges remembering Doan's when back is lame and notes 60 cents in stores via Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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P. Semmel, Sr
6Th St
Lehighton
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Painful finger nails cured with Cuticura remedy
Mrs. I. J. Horton of Katonah New York describes a long history of painful nail inflammation and pus episodes. She reports relief after several weeks using Cuticura Ointment rubbed at the nail base and Cuticura Soap, with a note of ongoing absence of relapse by September 1910. A free sample offer to Cuticura Dept. L Boston is included.
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I. J. Horton
Katonah
N. Y
Leap Year Custom in Papua Described by Anthropologist
An anthropologist explains Papua's cultural joke that leap year lingers in daily life because Papuan men ignore courtship while women bear the social burden. The expert notes men rarely seek marriage and that engagement is publicly marked on a woman's back, symbolizing her status.
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Papua
Lose Esther Way
A terse line from a historical page references a motto about wealth and happiness and hints at a rustic sentiment about resisting danger as a wolfish challenge. The fragment evokes moral philosophy and rural wisdom without specifying the event or person.
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Esther
Rhhyme
Farm Tips for Livestock and Poultry Care Across the Season
Practical notes cover feed, housing, and husbandry for cows sheep horses and hens. Emphasizes clean milk, balanced rations, silage use, and careful calving, pruning, and breeding practices for farm efficiency and animal welfare.
Portable colony houses for farm flocks gain mobility and space
J T Campbell describes profitable portable colony houses in New England Homestead. The 7x9 to 8x12 foot designs use vertical siding and hardwood runners, require no upright frame, and include removable fixtures. Each unit houses 30 to 35 Leghorn fowls and features a roof awning, draft control, and efficient nesting.
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J. T. Campbell
New England
Eggs From Pure-bred Fowls Profit Lesson
The piece notes a shift in profit from barnyard eggs to eggs from pure bred fowls priced at 1.50 to 2 dollars per dozen. It claims that 25 pure bred hens yield more income than 100 barnyard hens, illustrating the higher earnings potential of better-bred stock.
Poultry Feed and Egg Quality Advice From Practical Guide
Advice for poultry producers covers lime and charcoal in feed, avoiding old breeding fowls, millet for eggs, lettuce for hen feed, incubator care, and removing undesirable eggs to protect crate value. Emphasizes protein rich rations, color and quality of yolk, infertile eggs from hens without roosters, and marketing larger eggs for higher premiums.
Old and New World Briefs for the Bus
Yuan Shih kai notifies powers of election as President of the Chinese Republic and requests recognition. Emile Vasquez Gomez proclaims provisional Mexico presidency citing San Luis Potosi plan failures. Charles W Morse sails for Mediterranean ports without a physician. Premier Asquith says Haldene visit to Berlin arose from German prompting. Chesapeake Bay oyster fleet ice bound. many men jobless due to packers.
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Yuan Shih-kai
Emile Vasquez Gomez
San Antonio
Tex
Mexico
San Luis ‘Potosi
Madero
Charles W. Morse
Mediterranean
Asquith
House of Commons
Lord Haldane
Berlin
Chesapeake Bay
Milk wholesale price in New York zone rises to 31.91 per 40 quart
The Markets section notes a wholesale milk price of 31.91 per 40 quart can in the New York 26c zone with delivery in New York. The new price took effect February 15.
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New York
Fall From 27 Story Building Cited By Guide
A grim note from the Guide recounts a previous fall from a 27 story structure with the last man not complaining, reflecting on danger and hardship in high places.
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The
No Sale Engine Proves Unlikely For Tree-Climbing Car
In Harpers Weekly a demonstrator reveals a new car that supposedly climbs a tree, prompting skeptical inquiry from Stiggins who doubts any vehicle that climbs trees can be useful. The exchange highlights a flawed sales pitch and comic disbelief.
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Stiggins
Harper’s Weekly
Doctor Habit Recalled as Grape-Nuts Wellness Aid
A Chicago woman credits Grape-Nuts with eliminating the doctor habit in five years and restoring health. She describes her earlier nervous indigestion and headaches, notes renewed energy for housework, and says her husband gains a satisfying noon meal from the cereal while on night shifts. The Postum Co. promotes The Road to Wellville and repeats the common slogan There’s a reason.
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Chicago
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
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