Donn’s Kidney Pills Restore Woodbury Man’s Health
Dean’s patient T Clayton of Woodbury New Jersey says he suffered kidney pains back weakness and inability to work for two years and was told he would not live six months. After using Donn’s Kidney Pills he gained strength and health and now recommends them to others with kidney complaints.
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Dean
Mr. Clayton
T. Clayton
N. Broad St
Woodbury
N. J
Donn
Batonio
Batonic
Eatonic
Eatonie Remedy Co
Gunther Bldg
Chicago
Printing in the Congressional Record Sparks Debate
A new member asks why he can print what he likes in the Congressional Record. Senator Sorgum replies that sacrifices for the general good are needed and that a strongly worded issue could demand broad national attention.
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Congressional Record
Congress
Sorghum
Lift Off Corns with Freezone Delight
An ad style fragment claims a product named Freezone quickly relieves corn pain and allows lifting the corn with flowers. The tone is promotional and offers a low cost, painless solution.
Not a Customer At The City Library
A visiting boy in the city with an older relative is left in the children's room while the relative consults books in the reference room. The attendant notes he was quiet after initial hesitation. The boy says he thought someone wanted to sell him books and adds he wants money for a soldier belt.
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H E
James
Delusions and mistaken discoveries in marriage and exploration
A witty contrast between Columbus seeking the Indies and a groom claiming he found Paradise after marriage. The Boston Trane script style frames humorous delusions about discovery and happiness.
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Paradise
Boston
Granulated Eyelids Relief With Roman Fyo Balsam
Advertisement claims granulated eyelids and inflamed eyes are relieved overnight by Roman Fyo Balsam with one trial proving merit. The ad vouches for Beyond Self-Control and questions TDBllyyis truth with a claim of possible truth in his sleep.
Best Seed for Wheat Yields Urges Local, Early Planting
United States Department of Agriculture urges farmers to use home grown, pure seed adapted to local conditions. Early seeding, but careful variety and weed/disease inspection, helps boost 1919 harvest with no extra labor. Seek advice from county agents or state colleges. obtain sowing dates chart to combat Hessian fly.
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United States Department of Agriculture
State Agricultural College
United States Department of Articulture
Washington
Froims
Selecting Local Seed Varieties for Kansas Wheat
The text urges growers to use proven local varieties rather than trending or advertised seeds. It notes Kansas often grows Kanred, an improved Crimean wheat, in place of Turkey and Kharkov, and cites gains from hard red winter wheats in the Columbia basin. Emphasizes testing for locality and avoiding mixed or inferior seeds.
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Kansas
Turkey
Kharkov
Columbia Basin
Oregon
Washington
Pacific Northwest
Good Pastures for Sheep Highlight Farm Care Tasks
The article stresses that sheep need good care, fresh dry quarters, ventilation, and continuous forage. Regular dipping for lice and skin diseases is advised, with emphasis on attentive lambing care. It suggests planting forage crops for summer feeds and outlines cultivation timings and stocking rates.
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United States Department of Agriculture
New England
Poultry Farm Urges Slaughter or Sale of Surplus Roosters
Market note advises farmers to kill or sell aging roosters and surplus cockerels once they reach fry ing size to manage poultry on the farm.
Domestic sumac offer for women and children on farms
The Department of Agriculture will publish a bulletin to help gatherers and dealers establish a domestic sumac industry. War disruptions of Sicilian imports boost the opportunity as Sumac grows east of the Mississippi from Maine to Georgia and Mississippi. Domestic sumac yields 25 to 80 percent tannin and current prices are 80 cents to $1.10 per hundred pounds, while Sicilian sumac sells at $2.50 to $4.00. The bulletin explains gathering curing handling andidentification of domestic varieties with tannin data and practical guidance.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Mississippi River
Maine
Georgia
Mississippi
Overfeeding Dangers Hit Young Chicks on Farms
The article warns that excessive feeding of any food endangers young chicks. It notes overfeeding as a leading cause of chick death after vermin on farms.
Large Implements Cut Peanuts Cultivation Time
The article notes three to six passes for growing peanuts, claiming substantial savings from using large implements. It discusses equipment efficiency, reduced labor, and increased throughput in peanut fields.
The Imitative Vocabulary and Rumor Quips
A compact collection of maxims and quips on talk and truth. It contrasts speech and advertising with painting in verse, noting how language shapes perception. A humorous exchange questions whether George Washington lied, while a teacher and boy discuss truth.
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George Washington
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