Public Statement Endorses Father John’s Medicine in Mass
Mr and Mrs Handel Hobson of 36 Holden Street Fall River Massachusetts report their four year old son Joseph was very sick for a long period. After using Father John’s Medicine they saw great improvement with a second bottle the child became lively and well. They recommend the medicine to everyone. Built up because it is pure nourishment. Cures colds and throat and lung troubles.
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Fall River
Mass
Handel Hobson
Holden Street
Father John
Joseph
Pate de foie gras question at social visit
Mrs Wood B Swelle asks about pate de foie gras while Old Man Newridhe refuses, commenting on limits with humorous line about baled hay breakfast foods.
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Mrs. Wood B. Swelle
Newridhe
Bluffing gent asks boy on Hamilton road near Blantyre
A southern gentleman on the Hamilton road near Blantyre asks a herdboy if he is halfway to Hamilton. The boy retorts by demanding to know the visitor’s origin before answering. Pray always, but don't let go of the plowhandles.
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Hamilton Road
Blantyre
Hamilton
Agricultural Advice From the Farm Ledger Columns
Practical tips on dairy and poultry care, fodder handling, and feed management. Includes notes on milk fat content, corn husking, silage, use of clover substitutes, worm and lice control, watering ducks, and winter barn maintenance. Emphasizes vitality, gradual training of draft and riding horses, and profit from proper feeding.
Farm advice on breeding, feeding, and farm labor practices
Practical notes on farming routines and animal care including breeding like to like, dairy and poultry feeding, silage and alfalfa use, hoof and ladder safety, and storage of crops. Emphasizes barn hygiene, climate control, and profits from main line dairy, poultry, and hog operations.
Handy in a Poultry Yard Water Device Shown
A diagram explains a self watering barrel for chickens. An airtight keg on a stand with pipe A from its bottom fills a trough. pipe B from above allows air and stops water flow when the trough rises. Lower trough air intake resumes watering.
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Richard Lee
Neosha Falls
Kan
Rat-Proof Chicken Roost Description and Build
An illustrated plan describes a rat proof chicken roost built from wooden planks and wire. The design uses two four foot long four inch by one inch boards and five three foot long two inch by one inch boards, plus four eight foot wires, assembled with cross nailed joints and hung from the roof. The roost is set with the front sixteen inches from the floor and the back twenty seven inches, to deter rats minks and weasels.
End of caponizing season urges planning for winter poultry
The article urges starting trap nests for winter layers and fighting vermin, notes eggs are scarce, and recommends culling overcrowded houses. It advises selling old hens for market price, stocking winter supplies, and buying incubators brooders new stock. It warns excitement reduces egg production and stresses thrift in raising poultry.
Old and New World Briefs for the Busy
The plant of the Galloway Lumber Co. at Grabow, Louisiana, burned to the ground with a $100,000 loss after riots last July. Ontario fruit will be shown at the Ghent expo opening next spring. Canada expects Sir Wilfrid Laurier to return as premier as the Borden ministry retires. Price averages for milk, eggs, poultry, vegetables, and meats are listed for U.S. and regional markets, along with spot market notes and commodity values.
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Galloway Lumber Co
Grabow
Ontario
Ghent
Belgium
Canada
Sir Wilfred Lanfried
Borden
State
East
Orneveseld
Ccc Eee
Brussels
Stete & W
Lola
Orange Co
Egnaa Elena
Virginia
Maine
Inferior
Long Island
Jersey
H. P
Nba
Chiron
N. J. Black
Niagara
Texas
Vietree
HHS
S.cssceneves
Rio
Havana
R. C
No Sleeping Bag For Them In Nansen Tale
Sir Henry Lucy records a Cornhill Magazine anecdote from Nansen the explorer about Laplanders and warm sleeping bags. Nansen and two Norwegians slept in one bag while the three Laplanders used the other for a safe shelter behind a snow hill. They woke to cold but found themselves comfortable in their own contraption.
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Henry Lucy
Cornhill
Nansen
Greenland
Pantomime Dialogue Snippet Sparks Classroom Banter
A light exchange between Mrs. Jones and a student about warming a janitor with humor, suggesting he could make warm friends if he turned on a little heat. The fragment captures classroom chat and social banter in an unspecified setting.
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Jones
Subways and the Underworld in a City Tale
A frightened relative asks about New York's underworld and Mrs. McGudley confirms its existence. She adds she finds it neat and interesting and argues every large city should have a subway system.
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New York
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John
Post
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
Tes
Aman
Iowa
Free Homestead
Province of
Manitoba
J.S. Crawford
East Genesee Street
Syracuse
N.Y
Ottawa
R. M. Remler
R. D. No.1
Federal
Absorbine, JR
WE. W
Mana
Droggiste
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