Hypo-Cod Praised By Lansing Couple For Cough Relief
A Lansing couple describes nightly persistent coughing for years and says Earle's Hypo-Cod cured their bronchial troubles quickly. The ad claims the medicine rebuilt their appetites and overall vigor while fending off winter illnesses.
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Lansing
Euxyrle
Swamp-Root Endorsed by Druggists and Ads
Dr Kilmer Swamp-Root kidney liver bladder medicine is praised as a physician prescription strengthening remedy. Samples offered for ten cents. paper advert calls it trusted by druggists and urges readers to start treatment. Also promotes Garfield Tea and Cuticura products with concise marketing lines and general quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Advertises Relief
An 19th century advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a treatment for nasal catarrh and recurring colds. It claims internal action through the blood to reduce inflammation and restore normal mucous surfaces, urging readers to consult druggists and request circulars from J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio. The ad concludes with a biblical proverb.
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Hall
J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Pair of Scales Most Essential for Farmers
Prepared by the U S Department of Agriculture the article argues against guessing weights in sales. It urges farmers to invest in accurate small platform scales, keep them dust free, and have annual tests, noting dealers gain advantage by weighing and price verification.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Flumun
Bureau of Markets
Poor Eggs Raise Prices Across a Washington Shipment
A Washington commission firm received three cases of eggs totaling 90 dozen, with 18 percent condemned as unfit by the local health department. USDA market specialists say widespread bad eggs depress trade, raise prices for good eggs, and harm dealers, shippers, and housewives alike.
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Washington
D. C
Health Department
Bureau of Markets
United States Department of Agriculture
Purebred Sires Increase on Sierra National Forest Ranges
Scrub bulls are blacklisted on large forest pastures while 1919–20 reports show three Sierra National Forest grazing associations buying purebred Hereford Shorthorn and Aberdeen Angus bulls. By end of 1920 roughly 200 registered bulls were on ranges, boosting steer quality. Forest Service enforces same-breed rules and charges grazing permits to compliant members.
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United States Department of Agriculture
West
National Forest
Sierra National Forest
California
Forest Service
Rations Suggested for Ordinary Work Horses
Nations recommend daily feed for average horses: fifteen pounds mixed hay, ten pounds oats, four pounds wheat bran. If timothy hay is used and clover saved for cows, a ration of twelve pounds timothy hay, seven pounds oats, seven pounds corn per horse per day is advised.
Grit Teaches Hen to Grind Feed with Gizzard Teeth
Farmers learn that grit acts as teeth inside a hen’s gizzard, helping grind feed. Coarse materials like granite grit from feed stores aid digestion and promote better flock health.
Poultry Specialist Cites Lime and Gravel for Mines
A United States Department of Agriculture poultry specialist notes lime old mortar and fine gravel are useful in supplying mines. The statement outlines material utility for mining operations.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Rhodesias Romance and Victoria Falls Spark A Dream of Rhodesia
The article lauds Zimbabwe ruins near Victoria as ancient mystery and links Rider Haggard’s novels to early Rhodesian exploration. It extols Cecil Rhodes for shaping publicity of Victoria Falls and for designing a railway bridge to keep spray moistening passing cars, contrasting with engineers who doubted the plan.
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Zimbabwe
Victoria
Ithodesia
Isaac FP
Marcosson
Saturday Evening Post
King Solomon Mines
Rider Haggard
Hlere
Allan Quatermain
King Solomon's Mines
Rider Haggaard
Ungeard
Victoria Falls
Rhodesia
Bulawayo
Grand Canyon
Colorado
Dr. Livingstone
Zambesi
Rhodes
Harriman
Great Salt Lake
Social Pleasures and the Value of Sociability
The article extols pleasure as a blessing of life and its role in shaping character. It argues sociability brings innocent happiness and deserves recognition, while noting only true evil may accompany excess and should be weeded out.
My Car and the Night
A reflective piece by Edmund Vance Cook in Leslie's explores a father's awakening to tenderness while driving through a stormy night. He contemplates strength, responsibility, and the hopeful question of future tenderness as his child dreams beside him.
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Edmund Vance Cook
Leslie
Weight Stout Lady Rowboat Charge
In the scene a woman asks the man with a rowboat how much a ride costs. He replies, Ten dollars per ton, lady, indicating a barter based on weight rather than a flat hourly rate. The exchange highlights humor and nautical pricing by weight.
Kidney Bladder Troubles Must Go 19th Century Cure
The Witchell Chemical Co announces a three preparation kidney and bladder treatment for a 30 day course priced at $2.00. It claims quick relief from frequent urination, burning, sediment in urine, bloating, and general weakness. Mail order available from Altoona Pa if local druggists lack the product.
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Witchell Chemical Co
Altoona
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