Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Credited
Mrs Trim Waters of Camden New Jersey suffered two years with nervous spells and kidney issues. A galvanic battery and doctors failed but after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for two months she recovered weight and energy. She urges others to try the product before continuing to suffer.
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Mrs. Trim Aters
Knight St
Camden, NJ
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E.pinkham
Boy Confesses Mispronounced Claim About Father’s Soldiers
A five year old, thinking his father owned the soldiers, tells a Private he is sorry for the remark after his mother corrects him. The incident unsettles the family as the boy repeats his initial claim.
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Bobby
Cuticura Remedies Promise Overnight Hand Softness
Advertisement touts Cuticura Soap and Ointment for red rough hands with dry fissures and itching. It instructs hot-water soaks at night, drying, applying ointment, and wearing loose gloves, claiming velvety softness by morning. Sample offers and a 32-page Skin Book are advertised from Boston.
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Cuticura
Dept. L
Boston
Admits She Is Fat Says Stella Mayhew Jokes About Weight
The performer Stella Mayhew describes herself as fat and jokes about her weight while recounting her attempts to lose pounds. A heckler asks if she ever tried poison and the scene showcases self deprecation and audience interaction from a St Louis Post Dispatch item.
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Stella Mayhew
House on the Rocks and the Jewel of a Vault
Roy Burley, a commercial reporter, is imprisoned in a vault by Miss Iola Purcell inside Israel Meyers scrap metal and dresses business. The plan unravels as burglars strike the cellar, but Purcell reveals the heist is thwarted and Burley ends up marrying Iola after Meyers rescues his treasures.
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Israel Meyers
Israel
Roy Burley
Iola Purcell
Credit Censor
Meyers
Express
Miss Purcell
Meyer
House of Israel Meyer
Miss. Purcell
Israel Meyer
Iola
W. G Chapman
Colossal 600-Pound Turtle Found Aboard Gray Line Vessel
The Washington ian capturing a 600 pound turtle ten feet long on a voyage from Puerto de Mexico to Reed Street Wharf, Dela ware river. The sea monster disrupted course near Tortugas and was hoisted aboard with a derrick. Turtle meat and soup fed the crew thrice daily while eggs are shipped to the Smithsonian.
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Parse
Washingtonian
Reed Street Wharf
Delaware River
New York Times
Gulf of Mexico
Puerto de Mexico
Tortugas
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
I Agree with Everything You Have Said
An admiring citizen tells the speaker he agrees with his views of the past few years, while Senator Sorghum replies that he cannot go that far. The exchange highlights contrasting positions in a civic dialogue.
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Sorghum
Not as Mother Made Digby-What kind of a cooly your young wife
Bigg praises his wife for making jane mango for dinner. he drinks two cups, signaling a casual domestic scene.
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Digby
Bigg
Hens Need Busy, Balanced Ration to Avoid Egg Lapses
Overfeeding or underfeeding eggs can crack or stop. Fright or dog chases delay laying and can cause dead eggs. Keep pullets growing, give varied food, ensure clean water, and avoid housing hens with pullets. Use hard grains if fowls get fat, and add psum salts to water.
Feed for the Baby Chicks by W E Vaplon
Colorado Agricultural College offers poultry tips arguing feed is a minor factor in chick mortality. Key advice includes confinement of hens, cracked wheat or corn for feed, alfalfa range, milk as tonic, Johnnycake mix with milk, and turning soil for chick bath and activity.
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W. E. Vaplon
Colorado Agricultural College
Poultry Press
New York
Baltimore
L. I
Aetae
Og N. O
B.C. NS
N.C
Bermuda
Lima
New
State & W
R ‘Bskt
Jsy
H. P
Seat
Baldwin
B. Davis
Virginia
Louisiana
Tee
Incentive for Scratching in Poultry Feeding Mix
A historic poultry feed incentive describes scattering a grain mix to induce scratching behavior. The suggested combination includes wheat six pounds, cracked corn six, oats four, kafir or millet one, barley two, buckwheat one, and coarse beef scrap one.
Rear Ducks Artificially
The article explains that many duck raisers hatch and rear ducks artificially and that large farms hatch and rear up to about one hundred thousand ducklings in a season for market.
Hatching Geese Eggs with Hen or Goose Rearing
Geese eggs hatch better under a hen or a goose when possible. Incubators can work but require more attention and time, which many keepers lack.
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