Lydia E Pinkham Remedy Praised by Bridgeton Woman
Mrs Milford T. Cum MENGE of 822 Harmony St Penns Grove testifies Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eased her irregular menses and severe pains. She credits the remedy with restoring health and urges other women to try it for displacements inflammation ulceration backache painful periods and nervousness.
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Bridgeton
N.J
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Milford T. Cummenge
Harmony St
Penn’s Grove
Booster Brides and War Brides Advertised in London Tit-Bits
In a column from London Tit-Bits, readers recount a scheme promising wives to returning soldiers. Testimonials claim success with "Booster's Brides" and marriages forming after the war, as men seek wives through a matrimonial agency.
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Booster
Smithers
Popular
ART
Benny Brides
Brown
Tompkins
Brooks
London
Misnomer on Panelfist Quote Mirrors Quarrelsome Claim
The text notes Briggins calling himself a panelfist while describing him as quarrelsome and seeking fights. It observes that homely women flirting unsettles many men. It cites 1916 US copper output valued at $520,000,000.
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United States
Chicks Thrive Best in Early Spring
The USDA notes early hatching gives chicks longer, favorable growing seasons. Early hatch leads to faster gains in first four weeks, with more uniform growth than in heat. Lice infestations are a yearly risk, more troubling in warmer months.
Early hatching boosts chick growth and spring broiler profits
Poultry experts from the United States Department of Agriculture state that chicks hatched on March 1 reach greater weights at four months than those hatched a month later, with April versus May 1 showing a similar pattern. Early hatching reduces lice interruptions and aligns with peak spring broiler prices to maximize income.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Crate fattening for fowls described by Penn State expert
L S Kleinschmidt of the poultry division at Pennsylvania State College describes a fattening crate with three two foot compartments, wooden slats, galvanized iron bottom, and zinc drip trays. The design limits exercise and concentrates feeding to improve gains and cleanliness in the flock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. S. Kleinschmidt
Poultry Husbandry Division
Pennsylvania State College
Comfort for Early Chicks
Early chicks with hens need a warm place to prevent chilling when hens fail to brood on time. Each chick may require brooding at different times, so a cold day would force the old hen to hover the brood constantly. A warm room reduces this risk and trouble.
Floor for Poultry Houses
There is no better floor for poultry houses than no earth one, making it practicable to keep it dry and economical. Aiight, sandy loam is the best soil for this purpose where the climate is particularly dry.
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Earth
Develop New Town Market for Roasting Chickens
Farmers with surplus roasting-size chickens can fetch higher prices by selling to town residents. City dwellers with small poultry yards prefer roasters in half dozen or more lots, buying directly from farmers. Advertising in the home town paper can establish a brisk local market and ease oversupply on the open market.
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W. L. Douglas
S&b
San Francisco
New York
America
Brockton
Mass
Proper Care of Incubator Temperatures Chapters
A historical note from the Pennsylvania School of Agriculture on incubator temperature control. It instructs keeping a fixed temperature once set, with only lamp flame adjustments after placement. Weeks one to three specify gradual ranges around 102 to 104 degrees, measured with thermometer bulbs about 15 inches above the egg tray bottom.
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Pennsylvania School of Agriculture and Experiment Station
Disposition of Dead Birds in Fowl Premises
The article warns against discarding dead chickens on premises or feeding them to hogs as it spreads disease. It recommends burning as the safest disposal method using coal burning brooder stoves for small flocks and a sealed heater in the feedhouse for larger flocks.
Drinking Water for Fowls in Cold Weather
Do not allow fowls drinking water to freeze and do not compel them to eat snow. Provide them with a warm, fresh drink during the coldest days, ensuring the chill is removed by adding a little warm water.
Lesson on humble service from Jesus washing feet
A Bible lesson on humility contrasts selfishness with Christ’s example in washing the disciples feet. It notes Judas’ temptation, the Holy Spirit coming, and Peter’s protest, stressing service as evidence of divine humility and a model for believers to imitate.
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Jesus
Judas
Christ
Satan
Peter
Thomas
Kempts
John
Mluston
Routing the Enemy
Madge tells her father that a girl across the street struck her today. The father asks if she retaliated and she admits she hit back claiming both were running the same direction.
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Madge
Dad
August Flower remedy and medical notes from old issue
An advertisement touts August Flower as a stomach purifier aiding digestion and biliousness, with claims of preventing sickness and urging purchase in 25 and 75 cent bottles. It also describes a grafting skin method, a streetcar flag incident, and a comment on tombstone inscriptions as public reminders.
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Washington Street
Nan
Indianapolis News
Pacifist Theme Sparks Tea Shop Conversation
A quarrel joke unfolds as Mr Rafferty proclaims becoming a pacifist while Mr Dolan asks what changed. The scene notes DT listened to pacifist talk for half an hour without reacting, highlighting a humorous exchange about peace and restraint.
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Mr. Rafferty
Mr. Dolan
Bill’s Fatal Drive Earns Fines for Chauffeur
Jinks the chauffeur laments bad luck as Bill admits taking out his employer’s car without permission. The boss learned of the theft only after a fatal accident where Bill ran over him.
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Bill
Jinks
Patient man questioned by wartime notes
New Zealand wheat crop is estimated at 5,300,000 bushels. A brief remark notes a patient temperament, contrasting with irritations of daily life, including telephone service.
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New Zealand
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