From Girlhood to Motherhood in Lydia E. Pinkham Evidence
Mrs. Frank Seller of Vinton Iowa touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound based on a thirteen year trail of use from adolescence to motherhood. She claims improved health after quitting school due to weakness and credits the remedy with aiding her six children. The piece promotes intergenerational endorsement and decades of female testimonials for the medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Iowa
Thome
Lydia i. Pinkham
Frank Seller
7Th Avenue
Lydia E. Pinkham
County Agent Programs Promote March Farm Meetings
County agent groups in Burlington and Clay townships plan a March series of meetings. Mrs. Merle Tam leads Burlington events starting March 1 at Carrollton school with a one act play Managing a Husband, Rob ert Kingery handsaw number, and piano duets by Floence Bozworth and Miss Revisch. Clay township under Mrs. Lloyd Beard starts March 5 at Pittsburgh with Father’s Day On or Mother’s Day Off, a piano duet, readings, fiddling, and a skit Please Pass the Cream.
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Burlington
Clay Township
Merle Tam
Chage
Carrollton School
Robert Kingery
Floence Bozworth
Revisch
Carrollton
Scool
Foucusday
Flora Community Building
Washington
No. Central
Democrat
Cutler
Jackson
Camden
Lloyd. Beard
Pittsburgh
Miss Ritchey
Miss Otten
Caroline Clauser
Myrtle van Natta
Charles Gard
Lloyd Beard
Farm Bureau Meeting Highlights Indiana District Plans
Oscar Swank livestock director spoke to Carroll County Farm Bureau board to discuss district meeting in Lafayette on March 15. A livestock marketing committee was named by Claude Wickard with members Never Campbell Eikenberry Peterson Sites Ritchey and Henderson. Directors noted rising memberships, praised exchange plan and attendance, and appointed Orvil Schock to lead organization with A A Newer as wool director.
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Farm Bureau
Oscar Swank
Producers Commission Association
Indianapolis
Board of Directors
Claude Wickard
Carroll County Farm Bureau
A. A. Never
Obe Campbell
J. W. Eikenberry
George W. Peterson
Sam G. Sites
Arthur Ritchey
Lee Henderson
Guy McMullen
Third District
Indiana Farm Bureau
Carroll County
Lafayette
Department of the Farm Bureau
Orvil Schock
A. A
Farm Bureau Committee
Carrollton
Jefferson Townships
Indiana Jersey Cattle Club to Meet in Indianapolis
The Indiana Jersey Cattle club holds its annual meeting in Indianapolis at the Severin hotel on Friday March 2. Prof Oscar Erf of Ohio will answer questions on feeds led by county agents. M E Dennison of the American Jersey Cattle Club will discuss Parish show plans. E T Wallace of Purdue will discuss bull pen construction and proven site value. Carroll County breeders are noted as likely participants.
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Jersey Cattle Club
Indiana Jersey Cattle Club
Indianapolis
Severin Hotel
Oscar Erf
Ohio
M. E. Dennison
American Jersey Cattle Club
E. T. Wallace
Purdue
Carroll County
Japan Clover Boosts Pasture Use in Indiana
C. G. Brown of Switzerland County touts lespedera as a high yielding pasture legume. He reports a mix with red top and blue grass provides green pasture from spring to frost. The plant thrives on acidic soils where others fail, boosting Southern Indiana forage and offering seed through Purdue University via the county agent.
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Japan
C. G. Brown
Switzerland County
Indiana
Mr. Brown
Purdue University
Carroll County
Stockholders Meet Henderson at Indiana Farm Bureau Session
County purchasing agent Lee Henderson will attend the Indiana Farm Bureau purchasing department annual meeting at the Farm Bureau office in Indianapolis next Tuesday March 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Henderson
Indiana Farm Bureau Purchasing Department
The
Farm Bureau
Indianapolis
Real Estate Transfers For Past Week In Jefferson Monroe
Mordecai O McDonald transfers 65 acres in Jefferson Township to Lester Slenker for 1.00. Charles A McCracken transfers Lot 8 Burris Add to Bringhurst to Clinton N Eisenhart et al for 1.00. David F Link et ux to Earl C Smith Lot 42 Elizabeth S Floras Add to Burlington for 1.00. William R Foreman et ux to Carl C Lake et ux Lots 7 31 and 382 Rose Hill Add to Camden for 1.00. Uriah F Brubaker et ux to Bertha Bailey Lots 27 and 28 Harry W Stockton's Add to Burlington for 1.00. Lettie L Cline et vir to William L Angle 30.62 acres in Monroe Township for 1.00. Lettie L Cline et vir to George A Thomas 20.38 acres in Monroe Township for 1.00.
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Mordecai O. McDonald
Lester Slenker
Jefferson Township
Charles A. McCracken
Clinton N. Eisenhart
Burris
Bringhurst
David F. Link
Earl C. Smith
Elizabeth S. Floras
Burlington
William R. Foreman
Carl C. Lake
Rose Hill
Camden
Uriah F. Brubaker
Bertha Bailey
Harry W. Stockton
Lettie L. Cline
William L. Angle
Monroe Township
George A. Thomas
West No Place for Poor Man Writes Honan
A Carroll County writer argues against moving to Southern California for work. He notes high unemployment in Los Angeles, fewer jobs in real estate, and widespread boredom among locals. He warns against moving west for prospects, cites ads and industry layoffs, and urges staying home.
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West
Honan
California
Los Angeles
Lincoln Heights
Middle-West
Florida
Indiana
Carroll County
Hollywood
Desert to Garden: Indiana Man Prefers Maple Over California Palms
An elderly Goshen, Indiana resident wintering in California laments the lack of fragrance in local flowers and notes he misses Hoosier soil. He says he would not trade his maple trees in Indiana for California’s dry palms as winter ends. Harold Honan signs from Los Angeles February 17, 1928.
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Goshen
Ind
Hoosierdam
California
Indiana
Harold Honan
Los Angeles
Many Wheat Fields to Be Reseeded in Indiana
Indiana Farm Bureau reports from various counties show wheat fields damaged by recent freeze and lack of snow cover. Farmers plan to reseed with oats barley or beans and use timothy and clover seed for March sowing to restore hay and pasture as conditions worsen.
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Indiana Farm Bureau
Indianapolis
Farm Bureau
Indiana
Spud Farmer Floyd Sink Supplies Carroll County Demand
Floyd Sink of Jackson township raised a noted potato crop in Carroll County last year totaling 2600 bushels stored for winter. He now faces strong seed potato demand with daily letters from surrounding counties. about half of the crop has already been sold.
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Floyd Sink
Jackson Township
Carroll County
Local Man Recovers After Illness Following Wife’s Death
Weeks endured a blood poisoning illness, leaving his bed only days before his wife died last week. He is now recovering and was in the county seat at the start of the week.
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Weeks
Service Corporation Declares Dividend on Preferred Stocks
The board of directors of the Indiana Service Corporation has declared the regular dividend of one and three quarters per cent and one and a half per cent respectively on the seven per cent and six per cent preferred stocks of the company, payable March 1 to stockholders of record February 15.
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Indiana Service Corporation
Thoxine Promises Quick Relief For Sore Throat
Physician prescribed Thoxine offers relief in 15 minutes by a new theory. One swallow targets the cause with no chloroform or iron. Safe for the family, with a money back guarantee. Sold by Adams and Pearson and all druggists.
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Adams & Pearson
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E. E. Maxwell Delphi
Lydia E. Ham
Colburn Stolk Yards
I. Duffy & Son Co., of
Lagro, MD
Colburn
Rockfield Stock Yards
Rockfield, Ind
Stock Yards
Buck Creek
Delphi
C. J. Smith
Tippecanoe
Pittsburg
Madison
New Hope
Rock Creek
Rockfield Presbyterian Church
Clay
Owas
Adams
Deer Creek
Delphi High School
Jefferson
Yeoman
George Peterson
Monroe Meade
C. B. Million
Leon Kasten
Charles O’donnel
James Maggart
Charles
R. Fellows
Sam Sites
Will Klepinger
Mathew Hanrahan
J. A. Shirk
Lan
Ownersn Acquaintang
Lady
Jackson Bros
Harry Arnold
Carroll County Abstract Company
Scottish Rite
Valley of Indianapolis
Great Order
Service Corporation
Golden Red Bakery
H. E. Roach
Prop
Pearson
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