Sareataba Chocolated Tablets Promised Appetite Boost
Advertised as a liquid form tablet remedy for humors catarrh and catarrh symptoms, Sareataba claims to restore appetite, cure paleness and nervousness, and build up the whole system. Sold as chocolated tablets to be taken daily.
Buckwheat Flour and Pills Ad Embrace Daily Health
An old advertisement line promotes Mrs Austins Buckwheat Flour as a wholesome breakfast. It also touts Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets, claiming they regulate and invigorate the stomach liver and bowels with sugar coated granules, a product first sold forty years ago.
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Which is correct to speak of a hen setting or sitting
A summer boarder asks whether to say a sitting hen or a setting hen. The farmer's wife admits she does not know or care, but she asks whether a hen’s cackle means she has been saying something or is lying.
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Senna
California Fig Syrup CO
California Fic Syrup CO
Public funding for tuberculosis fight rises in 1910 report
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis reports 1910 spending near 15 million for tuberculosis work, led by hospital and sanatorium care at 11.38 million. Public funds total 9.27 million, over double 1909, showing growing reliance on government appropriations.
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United States
National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
Ganatoria
National Association
Indian man invents button removing shears with guard
A unique pair of push designed for removing buttons is invented by an Indian man. The chief feature is a guard device that guides the button and protects the cloth from being cut. The implement resembles ordinary scissors with a grooved guard at one end.
Device Speeds Button Removal For Tailors
A shown device grips the garment and lifts the button while threads are snipped. It allows all buttons to be removed quickly without harming the fabric, saving time compared with the old method that risks cloth between scissors. Tailors and seamstresses would value the time saved.
Dainty Chafing Dish Lunch Menu by Seven College Girls
A New England college group of seven girls serves a simple chafing dish lunch as a Sunday night relief. Dishes include sausage and dried beef with peanut butter, apple shells filled with walnuts, chocolate with marshmallows, and home made cakes. Substitutions for out of season items are suggested.
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New England
Rose Petal Pillows Made From Sun Dried Petals
A woman claims to craft rose petal pillows by drying petals in sun and air with common salt until dry, then packing them in a pillow made of fine Swiss or silk to retain fragrance indefinitely. She does not specify an optimal time to gather petals.
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Gome
Light Fruit Pudding From Frail OCR Recipe
Half cup butter creamed with sugar then beaten eggs milk and flour mixed with baking powder. Fold in raisins and lemon rind cut thin. Dredge fruit with flour, bake in buttered mold, cover and steam for one and a half hours.
Flax a Profitable Crop Along Western Canadian Prairies
Reports from Fort William show large flax cargoes headed to Buffalo with high values, signaling strong demand. The article highlights flax as a quick-return crop on free 160 acre homesteads near rail lines, plus options to buy land from rail and land companies. It promotes Canada's grain displays in St Louis and notes cattle herds as substantial revenue, urging readers to consult Canadian government literature via local agents.
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Canada
Fort William
Lake Superior
Buffalo
Western Canada
St. Louis
Admiral Evans Sees Naval Policy as Mixed Illogical Luncheon Quip
At a San Francisco luncheon Admiral Evans criticized a naval policy calling it mixed and illogical. He joked it reminded him of Bob Backstay who became a submarine engineer. A friend asked if the work is dangerous. Backstay replied that someone must keep his head above water.
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San Francisco
Bob Backstay
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Stubborn Eczema Case Reaches Cure With Cuticura
A Montreal reader describes nine years of stubborn hand eczema unrelieved by doctors and hospital care. After trying Cuticura Ointment and Soap, burning subsides, sleep returns, and hands clear. The letter notes six months of treatment and urges publication to prove the product’s efficacy.
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Mary A. Bentley
University
St. Montreal
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