Woman Credits Vegetable Compound For Relief Of Pain
Mrs Samuel Murphy of Dover Delaware says Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound cured her cramps faint spells and fatigue. She says after starting the medicine she could work all day stay awake later and no longer lies in bed. She recommends it to friends and notes she formerly felt exhausted at eight am and tired at seven.
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Del
Lydia E. Pink- Kym
Sol
Samuel Murphy
Cecil St
Dover, Delaware
Jennn
Doan
Montana
L. Cunninghan
Philipsburg
Mont
Work in Heaven: Harvard Emeritus Says No Rest
Dr Charles Elot president emeritus of Harvard University argues in a recent address that no description of heaven is tolerable and rejects heaven as relief from pain or dull drudgery. He asserts joy in work is happiness now and afterlife, discounting any link between heaven and idleness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Elot
Harvard University
Wilot
Bayer Aspirin Ad Promotes Genuine Bayer Mark
An advertisement urges buyers to insist on Bayer branded aspirin with the Bayer Cross. It claims the product has been proven safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for 28 years, warning against imitations. It advises saying Bayer when purchasing aspirin to ensure authenticity.
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Bayer
Adyv
Chafy Lelecteus
State to build $20,000 broadcasting station at Kansas State
The Kansas State Agricultural College in Manhattan plans a $20,000 radio station while the University of Kansas builds a similar facility. The state seeks to claim first place among state institutions and aims to bridge town and gown with in-air contests that thrill listeners and onlookers alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas State Agricultural College
Manhattan
University of Kansas
Chicago Post
Called Back Neighbors Exchange Hushed Remarks
In brief dialogue neighbors respond to a call related to a disputed matter. One says they have not been asked, while the other notes they heard what was called to them first. The exchange hints at communal tension over a local issue.
Corn show honors and future events in Montana
Herbert Mangis of Malta won the Northern Montana Corn Show boys and girls club corn sweepstakes at Wolf Point on 25 cars of Northwestern dent corn. Roosevelt county's Delmar Leeson Loren Piercy and Wilmar Burnison won the judging team. The Indian school team at Poplar also competed. The Montana Irrigation and Drainage Institute holds its sixth annual meeting January 5 9 at Montana State College Bozeman. Surplus Fergus county turkeys sold with prices steady amid eastern market drops. The Boys Vocational Conference returns February 25 at Montana State College Bozeman, attracting over 1100 attendees last year.
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Herbert Mangis
Malta
Montana
Wolf Point
First National Bank of
Northwestern Dent
Roosevelt County
Delmar Leeson
Loren Piercy
Bainville
Wilmar Burnison
Everett Boucher
Hinsdale
Valley County
Poplar
Arthur Red Feather
Charley Eagle Man
Wester Stanley
Fort Peck
Montana Irrigation and Drainage Institute
Montana State College
Bozeman
HE. Murdock
M. J. Abbey
Potato Improvement Drive Distributes Bliss Triumph to Louisiana boys
The Montana Potato Improvement Association collects a carload of certified Bliss Triumph potatoes to be divided into 10 pound lots for distribution among Louisiana club boys. The Louisiana extension service will manage distribution and record keeping for the project.
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Montan Potato Inrovement Association
Bliss Triumph
Louisiana Club
Louisiana Extension Service
Farm and Home week to feature nightly radio concerts
Bozeman hosts Farm and Home week with the Montana Farm Bureau and allied groups. Speakers include Dean I. Farrell of Kansas and Dr. Nellie Perkins of Detroit. Attendance is expected to be large as plans discuss silver fox breeding as a new Musselshell County industry.
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Bozeman
Montana Farm Bureau
Montana State Dairymen’s Association
Montana Potato Improvement Association
Montana Irrigation and Drainage Institute
Dean I. D. Farrel
Kansas
Neilie Perkins
Detroit
Rancher Praises 400 Acre Farm and Lilac Precinct
C M Peterson owner of the ranch southwest of Nashau reports 16 years of corn farming with only three failures. His 400 acre ranch yields 42 bushels of wheat per acre and 91 bushels of oats. He is noted as a top community farmer with about 70 lilac plants enhancing the property.
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C. M. Peterson
Nashau
Fallon County corn show crowns champion at Baker
The fifth annual Fallon county corn show in Baker showcased 57 entries totaling 1,210 ears. Bently Sinclair of Pleasant Valley won the corn championship and plans to send extra fine exhibits to the state corn show. Fields of 50 to 100 acres are common and corn quality improves yearly.
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Fallon County
Baker
Bently Sinclair
Pleasant Valley
Montana Month campaign to engage 300 farms in December
More than 300 farm communities across 26 counties will join the Montana Month program in December. County agents and Extension workers will host meetings to outline next year’s farm plans, often combining Farm Bureau and other groups with special speakers to highlight Montana’s resources and opportunities.
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Montana
J. C. Taylor
Farm Bureau
Wheat marketing and turkey shipment report from Winnett and Big Timber
The article notes 200000 bushels of wheat marketed at Winnett elevators in 80 days with 95 percent graded No 1 and given a three cent premium. It also mentions straw litter for strawberry beds and manure from chicken houses aiding plants. A week of 2000 pounds daily turkey shipments are headed east via Big Timber express, with some to Butte, aided by dry weather boosting production.
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Winnett
Sheepmen in Lewistown anticipate banner wool season
Lewistown section sheepmen report substantial profits from this season's wool and lamb crops with forecasts of another strong year. Press reports note sales recently at as high as 12 dollars per head, signaling continued demand for their flocks.
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Lewistown
High quality U S wheat crop shows strong No 1 and No 2 grades
United States Department of Agriculture reports indicate about 73 percent of the nationwide wheat crop grades No 1 or 2. Estimations place 30.3 percent as No 1 and 42.8 percent as No 2. Montana hard red spring wheat in 1922 graded 84 percent No 1, signaling regional superiority.
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United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Montana
Alfalfa Seed Carloads and Cattle Safety Tips
Compilations show seven alfalfa seed carloads shipped east with an estimated 23 more destined for markets, each car worth about ten thousand dollars totaling near 300000 dollars. Caution advised on handling bulls as even tame bulls can turn dangerous quickly. Montana State College Extension Service reports 440 children were examined by nutrition specialist Susanne Thompson in Sidney and Richland County. Jessie Marion leads county meetings with teachers on nutritional instruction.
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Hysham
Baker
Woman's Division
Montana State College Extension Service
Susanne Thompson
Sidney
Richland County
Jessie Marion
Hog shipment from Prairie county includes Pehl car
Farm Bureau Shipping association of Prairie county sent one car of hogs on Nov 19, five on Nov 22 and two on Nov 28. One car belonged to William Pehl, a leading hog producer. It carried fat sows averaging 350 pounds. Pehl’s farm lies six miles south of Terry. Hogs started from home at 7 a.m. and reached stock yards about 11 a.m. He notes the hogs traveled to Terry more easily and cheaply than loading and trucking, arriving in good condition.
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Farm Bureau Shipping Association of
Prairie County
William Pehl
Prairie
Pehl
Terry
What Is an Infection and How to Keep Wounds Clean
A plain language explainer contrasts good and bad germs, defines infection, and describes how skin wounds heal. It warns that pus germs cause redness swelling and abscesses, and advises cleaning with iodine, keeping dirt out, and keeping the wound dry for natural healing.
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Western Newspaper Union
Moisture in Winter Air Keeps Furnishings Safe
A 1924 Western Newspaper Union article warns that dry heated indoor air dries skin lungs and furniture. It urges moisture through water pans on stoves or in each room to prevent discomfort and damage while boosting warmth and health.
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Uaten
Farmer claims Nile valley seed grew wheat in Morton Wash
Johnston of Morton Washington says his crop originated from seed taken from the Nile valley burial site. He began four years ago and reports white very hard grain, short straw, prolific heads. Scientists question whether seed dormant that long could germinate.
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Os, Johnston
Morton
Nile Valley
Jack Imagine Two Horses Racing For A Hundred Thousand
Jill imagines them not racing and the scene highlights oppression. The dialogue contrasts high stake horse racing with a refusal to compete, underscoring social critique within a dramatic frame.
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Jack
Jill
Petunia resident Burt Blurt reveals a Kansas City wish
A Kansas City Star quote features Burt Blurt of Petunia confiding a quirky ambition. He wants to sit on the sidewalk gutter edge after Tom goes to Kansas City but fears dirt on his Sunday pants.
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Burt
Petunia
Tom
Kansas City
Kansas City Star
Soft coal lifting launder work heavy this winter
Red Cross Ball Blue promotes cleaning to remove grimy look for laundry chores at grocers.
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Red Cross Ball
One Man Island Isle Royale A National Park Plan
Isle Royale in Lake Superior would become a national park with a single year round resident employed by Michigan to hunt wolves crossing from the mainland. The unusual setup reflects early 20th century park ideas and wildlife control practices.
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Isle Royale
Lake Superior
Michigan
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