Woman Credits Pinkham Remedies For Health Restoration
Washington Park Illinois letter from Mrs Rost praises Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills for curing female troubles backache and nervous spells. She notes improved youthfulness and pink health. urges others to consult the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. for free advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Park
Ill
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Rost
StePren
Moore Avenue
Illinois
Lydia BE
Lydia BE. Pinkham
Described Scene on a Trains Ear and Bus Stop
A drunken passenger boards an ear with difficulty and asks the conductor if it is the correct one. The conductor questions him as the man jokes about breakfast duties and suburban mishaps. A policeman tells a bystander to move along while a doctor advises a wife’s needs.
Poultry Runaway Rights Cited as Nuisance
A discussion warns that unlimited poultry range can intrude into stables wagon sheds and roosting on wheels and machinery. It argues chickens must stay away from other stock and not roam freely as droppings accumulate making the environment filthy.
Guineas as Summer Layers in Poultry
The article describes two guinea breeds, white and pearl, both strong summer layers with high quality eggs. Guinea eggs are about two-thirds the size of a hen egg and reportedly tastier. Hens begin laying when spring warms, with earlier laying if fed well in winter.
Breeding Guinea Fowl: Males and Hens Ratios
In flocks with few males, hens tend to share nests and lay together. Experts suggest one male per five hens, though a smaller ratio may still hatch well. Fewer males reduce quarrels among birds and keep the flock calmer.
Hen Is The Biggest Eater Of Domestic Animals
A three and a half pound hen will eat 110 pounds of food per year and lay about 30 pounds of eggs. Eggs are dense food, and the hen converts bran grass grain and scraps into food far more efficiently than the dairy cow, making her the biggest eater by weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Rice
Cornell
TO BREAK HENS FROM SITTING
To break a hen from sitting, give her rest of one or two days and then place her in an open coop with two or more hens where she can see others scratching. A well fed writing hen will soon forget sitting and resume laying on the morning of the fourth or fifth day.
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London An- Byers
New Jersey Briefs From the Istate Page
A series of short items reports wildlife concerns as Game Warden urges a war on snakes after quail nests were robbed by pine snakes. Insurance giant Prudential announces a $16 billion plan to insure all 16 000 employees at no cost to workers. Drownings occur in Ocean View and Rahway River at Cranford and Long Branch. A county grange picnic is planned for Verona Lake Park on August 17. A child struck by a car dies. a Newark driver is charged with manslaughter. Pier plans are drawn for Hackensack River. Paulsboro council meets monthly through October. A South Jersey Moose Association forms in Bridgeton. Westville mayor declines reelection. Sewer extensions near Hightstown reach borough lines. Metawan authorities advertise shark rewards. A deaf man is killed by a rail train near Scarsdale station. A diver from New York dies in Long Branch Hospital. a man is fined for false cancer cure claims. Canal drownings in Morris Canal near Rockaway. Tidewater fishing reports and creeks listed in Salem to Cape May counties. A State Board of Education orders funds transfer after school accounting error. A gas leak causes a death in Atlantic City. Health board officers elected in Trenton. Freshwater fish bite in statewide lakes and streams. A quarantine breach leads to a $25 fine for attending a funeral. An onion causes a $25 000 damage suit stemming from a slip in Bloomfield.
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Millville
Phtfer
Prudential Insurance Company
Newark
Charles J. Fishbeck
Highland Place
Ocean View
William Weshigan
Charles Wesighan
Cranford
Rahway
Essex, Morris and
Union County
Verona Lake Park
David Bell
Montclair
A.frank Kent
N. A
Hackensack
Paulsboro
South Jersey
Moose Association
Bridgeton
A. Watson
Westville
Hightstown
Metawan
William Whelan
Fifth Regiment
New Jersey National Guard
Douglas
Ariz
John Whelan
Bloomfield
N. J
Thomas A. Edison
Arthur Boner
Maywood
Frank Sudo
Albert Messler
Orange
Morris Canal
Rockaway
Josephine Jayne
Miss Jayne
Delaware River
State Board of Health
Trenton
Edward H. Ayres
Branchville
Moses N. Baker
Joseph Crevain
Tessie Annia
Antonio Trabuco
Michael Sternick
Frabucco
Sternick’s
Paul in Corinth Found Strength in Work and Preaching
Paul arrives in Corinth after Athens and supports himself as a carpenter with Aquila and Priscilla. He preaches to Jews and Gentiles, aided by Silas and Timothy, finds shelter with Justus, and gains Roman protection as Gallio frees the case. He stays nearly two years, planting a strong church and shaping his future ministry.
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Paul
Athens
Aquila
Priscilla
Jesus
God
Sirus
Timothy
Philippi
Berea
Philippians
Justus
Christ
Hi. Paul
Gallio
Seneca
William Ramsey
Corinth
Thessalonians
Silas
Sound Reasoning and Social Advice Dialog
A fragmentary dialogue features a Credit Man and a Clerk discussing a woman with a handsome husband. The exchange hints at motives and judgement, ending with prompts to collect oneself and assess a star course as counterfeit moonshine.
Sapleigh and Cutting In a Clever Exchange About War
A playful dialogue unfolds with Sapleigh and Miss Cutting debating clever wordplay. The exchange touches on size a Dutch treat and a humorous line about avoiding the war zone into Holland. The tone suggests casual wit amid wartime chatter.
Save the Babies Castoria Advertisement Warning
An old advertisement decries infant mortality and endorses Castoria as a safe remedy. It claims high death rates in civilized countries, blames narcotic preparations for deaths, and asserts Castoria, with the signature of Chas. H. Fletcher, improves circulation and soothes fever.
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Chas. H. Fletcher
War era humor and a breadmaking ant tale
A snapshot of wartime banter shows conscientious objectors joking with a waitress about marriage and future work. A terse aside hints at soldiers and unemployment. The piece closes with a quip about ants in Dalmatia making bread from seeds.
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Mr. Flatbush
Why that hospital is popular a nurse in view
A quirky reader item notes a hospital's popularity despite average care and best nurse praise. The piece shifts to an advertisement about a free book on rheumatism by Jesse A. Case of Brockton Massachusetts and concludes with a short quip about hereditary crustiness and a baker father.
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Jesse A. Case
Dept. C. W
Brockton
Mass
Adv
Love and devotion cross the bounds of time in dialogue
A fragmentary dialogue centers on enduring affection as age shifts perspective. The exchange hints at commitment, hesitation, and the idea that aging reshapes love into a new dawn.
Clock Gift for Crown Prince From Western States
Japanese residents of Washington Montana and Alaska have crafted a bronze and onyx clock as a loyalty gift to the crown prince of Japan. The 5 foot high piece rests on a 14 by 14 inch base and features a globe with a bronze and silver meridian ring encircling the earth and a bronze sun ball indicating times of day. Permission from the royal household is needed before presentation.
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Washington
Montana
Alaska
Japan
Royal Household
For Baby Rashes and Irritated Skin Care Ad
If the baby is troubled with rashes eczema itchings chafings or hot irritated skin, follow Cuticura Soap bath with light application of Cuticura Ointment to the affected part. Nothing so soothing cooling and refreshing when he is fretful and sleepless. Free sample each by mail with Book Address postcard Cuticura Dept. L Boston. Sold everywhere.
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Dept. L
Boston
Thirty-nine Going on Fifty Quote in Indianapolis Star
A lawyer Charles Pettijohn questions a woman client, who declares her age as thirty-nine, slow and steady as she repeats the number and Pettijohn encourages her to answer without shame. The exchange illustrates a concern with age and propriety in the city desk narrative.
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Charles Pettijohn
Pettijohn
Indianapolis Star
Fitting and Proper Dialogue From Debutante
A witty exchange from the Birmingham Age-Herald features a debutante defending kiss and tell jokes. She argues there is no harm if a man limits himself to recounting how much pleasure he felt from his kisses.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Society leader starts model dairy on country estate
Mrs Distangay, a society leader, has started a model dairy on her country estate. The remark suggests she hopes to dominate the cream of the trade.
The Way of It Racing Joke Catchphrase
A quip about a tip jigging on the races and a turtle machine on the track stirs amusement. The line about laughter curing indigestion notes the irony that the sufferer may not feel like laughing.
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Avnis
Spain
Donn
Pennsylvania
Thomas F. Muffett
Bath and
Iuttlin Sts
Bristol
Doan
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo
N. Y
Bsorbine Mem
SR Ra
Absorbine, JR
W. F.young
P.D. F
Temple St
Springheld
Mase
DroFord
Ford
Florida
Alleonacitian Aid
Roth Century Co
Broadway
New York
Guineas
Pearl Guinea
New Jersey
Istate Briefs
B. O. Sellers
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Sapleigh
Jim
Holland
Jerusalem
Turkey
Austria
Portugal
Canada
Europe
Ottawa
Id. S. Crawford
East Genesee Street
Syracuse
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