Lydia E. Pinkham's Remedy Praised by North Dakota Woman
A Zahl North Dakota dressmaker shares relief after seven years of illness and a nervous breakdown following an operation. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for regaining health and energy to work and help others. Over 121000 women answered a survey about benefits, with 98 out of 100 reporting improvement. For sale by all druggists.
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Zahl
N. Dakota
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ols Noordlein
North Dakota
Unclear Town Editor Sees Faded Spotlight
A humorous exchange in which a veteran editor laments poor eyesight and being hardly seen in town. He jokes about dodging talk and threats as he speaks with a local reporter.
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Heck
Tumsinville
Torch of Liberty
Toesin
the Times
Allcock's Disaster Ad Promotes Pain Remedy
An advertisement touts Allcock's Disaster as a simple safe remedy for aches and pains from cold or overexertion, claiming quick relief and wide applicability.
Guess Again Teacher Jiming Funny Exchange
A classroom joke unfolds as a teacher asks a student why he has not washed his face. The student answers with humor about breakfast, then corrects the teacher that he had an egg yesterday rather than today.
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Jiming
Jimmy
Brandreth Pills Promise Health In Bedtime Doses
An advertisement proclaims thousands stay in good health by taking one or two Brandreth Pills at bedtime. It claims the pills cleanse the system and purify the blood, endorsed by Ady.
Fragmented quotes reveal a stalled marriage moment
A clipped dialogue shows Charles and his spouse debating love and daily life. The exchange pivots on affection versus practical routines, ending with a question about dinner readiness. The fragment hints at a domestic tension and timing within a past relationship.
Soft coal use will burden laundry this winter
Ad notes laundry will be heavier due to soft coal and suggests Red Cross Ball Blue to remove grime. Available at all grocers.
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Red Cross Ball
Swiss Inventor Claims Voice Dictates Typewriter Output
A Swiss inventor announces a typewriter that allegedly transcribes spoken words directly. He describes a voice controlled mechanism that would automatically print dictated text without manual typing.
Men Speak Less on Troubles Than Women
A vintage line asserts men bear burdens silently while women voice concerns. the gist contrasts gendered expression of woes and hints at broader social expectations shaping conversation about problems.
Farm Women Save Large Sum Through Clothing Work
During the past year the home economics extension service reached 2,893 Montana women in 88 communities across 24 counties. Total savings from garments and wearing apparel made equaled $18,000, with a shift from three-day schools to a one-day system to provide more permanent help.
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Montana
Inez LaBossier
Wool and Lamb Market Could Stand an Increase
Prof. C. N. Arnett of Montana State College argues a higher wool and lamb output could be profitable. He notes U S imports of wool and lamb and calls for continued tariff protection and steady city buying power to absorb more production. He cites dwindling sheep numbers, rising lamb demand, and cotton-wool shifts as reasons Montana may expand its wool industry.
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United States
Montana
Department of Agriculture
South
Prof
C. N. Arnett
Montana State College
No Cure Found for Contagious Abortion Disease
Contagious abortion in livestock is caused by various organisms and no remedy has yet been discovered. Experiment stations are working on an immunizing agent to aid control of the disease.
Home Economics Diet Project Focus Aims at Family Feeding
The Montana Extension Service notes a year long project by the Home Economics Department to feed the family and build proper food habits. Miss Blanche L. Lee identifies emphasis on corrective diets for obesity and constipation along with general nutrition education.
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Montana Extension Service
Blanche L. Lee
Feeding Racks Replace Old Ranges in Montana Plan
Alfred Atkinson of Montana State College calls for a public range policy to lease public lands for years to prevent overgrazing and support winter feeding. He urges breeding cattle, early maturers, higher calf crops, and finishing stock to reduce winter losses and freight costs while addressing diseases and predators.
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Montana
Alfred Atkinson
Montana State College
Atkinson
Forest Service
Chicago
Circular 99 aids Montana farmers in studying farm economics
Montana Experiment Station circular 99 helps farmers grasp market curves and diagrams. It explains how to read charts on production and prices, shows 30 years of Montana exports, and compares monthly farm prices since 1910 with general commodity prices.
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Montana
Bozeman
Montana Shows Low Tuberculosis in Cattle Testing
The November report from the U.S. Department of Agriculture shows Montana tested 7,823 cattle with 24 positives for tuberculosis. That equals three-tenths of one percent, marking one of the healthiest livestock records in the nation.
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T. B
United States Department of Agriculture
Montana
United States
Seed corn supply outlook prompts two year protection
The agricultural extension service of a Middle Western state urges saving seed for two years citing last fall’s early frosts and this winter’s zero weather reducing seed corn supply. The note recalls 1919 when thousands of bushels were imported. More people prefer crowds to complaints.
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Agricultural Extension Service
Middle Western
Diamond Dyes Package Refusal and Instructions
The notice urges customers to request "Diamond Dyes" and refuse any package without the exact name. It states each 15-cent package contains simple directions for dyeing items from skirts to draperies, and instructs choosing any color at the drug store while refusing substitutes.
Feline Here's shappi cit of dialogue re ported by Chaparral
A brief dialogue fragment from Chaparral is quoted about a scene in a conservatory last evening. Flora and Dora exchange playful banter with a line about smelling a rat and not needing to be hasty.
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Chaparral
Flora
Duel
Dora
Boston Transcript
Dandelion Butter Color Widely Sold for Decades
A harmless vegetable butter color labeled Dandelion is sold by drug stores and general stores for 85 cenuts. The product has been in use for about 40 years and is marketed to millions of consumers.
Reading Trouble Sparks Letter Writing Lesson
Fragmentary dialogue shows Doris and Maiste discussing writing a letter. Maiste is described as unable to read, while Doris reassures her and attempts to guide the writing task. The scene hints at literacy challenges within a domestic setting.
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Doris
Maiste
Cuticura Toilet Trio Advertisement Promotes Soap Ointment Talcum
Cuticura Soap daily and Ointment as needed keep complexion clean and hands soft. The fragrance of Cuticura Talcum completes the trio in this fragrance rich toilet ad aiming for a clean scalp and white hands.
Little Advice and Wartime Laundry Tips Ad
A collage of social quips and wartime consumer tips. The notice promotes Reg Cross Ball Blue laundry use to lengthen fabric service while noting doubled prices for cotton and linen due to the war. An all grocers Ad frames the message with playful dialogue about singing and heaven.
Ducks Feed on Bees Widespread Feeding Observed
Ducks were seen feeding on bees in a local area with numerous insects swallowed. The behavior appeared unremarkable and drew attention from witnesses nearby.
Carecares for Liver and Bowels? 10c Box Ad
An old advertisement promotes “Cascarets” as a remedy for billousness constipation sick headache indigestion and related ailments. Drug stores are listed as the point of sale with the price noted as 10 cents per box.
Serenity in Adversity at the Plienic Rain Day
A reflective note on achieving serenity by aging beyond caring about rain on the day of the plienic. The author suggests weather no longer shapes inner peace as one grows older.
Charm Revealed in Quiet Confidence
A brief profile notes a personality marked by poised charm and sincere demeanor. The subject’s steady presence contrasts with public attention, highlighting a thoughtful approach to daily tasks and interactions.
Firing Feint Quotation Appears in Boston Transcript
A fragment from the Boston Transcript features a humorous exchange about managing household staff and the timing of dismissals. The line suggests a pattern of waiting for visible remorse from maids before ending employment.
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Boston Transcript
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