Woman's Letter Praises Lydia E Pinkham Medicine
Mrs Jennie Jahr of Howard Lake Minnesota reports relief from years of pain after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She endorses the product and recommends it to friends in a published testimonial. She requests the private medical book upon ailments peculiar to women, sent free by mail.
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Howard Lake
Minnesota
Lydia F. Pinkham
Jennie Jahr
R.R. No.2
Box &1
Howard Lake, Minn
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkha
Darkened Brother Sparks Hotel Bosses Remark
A porter named Fast Black Sam asks for a job for his brother in Tennessee. The brother arrives and is noted to be several shades darker. The employer comments on the contrast and Sam jokes that in Tennessee the lightning bugs think it is night, implying the brother’s complexion.
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Sam
Tennessee
Tie
Los Angeles Times
Allen's Foot Ease Promises Instant Relief for Tired Feet
Advertisement claims Allen's Foot Ease provides instant soothing relief after long days in tight shoes or bunions. It touts foot baths with dusted powder and topical use to reduce friction, stinging, and fatigue, with an offer for a free trial package and a walking doll.
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Allen
LeRoy, N
Bible Society reports growing interest and global reach
The American Bible Society announced rising interest in the Bible and that in the last year it distributed more than TAMIA copies. This marks the second time its annual distribution exceeded that figure. The Bible now circulates in over 175 languages, with nearly half of TAMELGOO copies requested in the Orient.
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The
American Bible Society
Orient
Red Cross Ball Blue Laundry Detergent Ad
To keep linen whiteness high this ad promotes Red Cross Ball Blue used in laundry. It claims reliable results and recommends purchasing at all good grocers.
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Red Cross
Honest introspection and deserving in men
Quote from Grit noting that both right and wrong men often feel they deserve all good and little bad. They are usually correct only when they honestly assess what they deserve through self examination.
Life and Death Delayed Interment Mentioned in Notice
A brief line notes that although life continues, delaying the burial is sometimes possible, reflecting a postponement in interment practices.
Neglect of Separator Lowers Price of Cream
Montana State College extension specialist J O Tretsven says washing cream separators with only cold water leaves bacteria that taint future batches, lowering butter fat quality and prices. Poor cream reduces consumer demand for butter and bread.
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J. O. Tretsven
Montana State College Extension Service
Mr. Tretsven
Tretsven
Strawberries Need Weeding and Care After Harvest
Montana State College horticulturist FP M Harrington warns that strawberry beds struggle against weeds, especially in dry periods. Pick ripe berries promptly, avoid crushing fruit, use small baskets, and mow or rake vines after harvest before renovating beds to reduce weed growth.
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FP. M. Harrington
Montana State College
Montani corn acreage surges since 1900
The United States Department of Agriculture reports Montani corn area grew from 1,600 acres in 1900 to 865,000 acres in 1922. Factors include home grown livestock feeds demand, crop rotation to control weeds, experiment station variety development, and extension workers' efforts.
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Montini
United States Department of Agriculture
Montanis
Pruning Not Advised for Shelterbelt and Farmstead Trees
The article urges letting shelterbelt and farmstead trees grow naturally with minimal pruning. Remove only dead or dying branches and those obstructing machinery. Fruit trees on Montana farms should grow freely with low branches, avoid high bare trunks, and ensure ample water with weed control to preserve moisture for growth.
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Montana
Temperature and Butterfat in Dairy Cream Churning
The text explains how cream churn quality changes with cow conditions. Spring and summer grazing leaves butterfat softer than dry winter feed, so churn temperature should be lower in summer than in winter to compensate.
Care of the Colt in Early Growth
The colt gains two thirds of its growth in the first year and needs careful feeding. It is best kept in a barn or shed with shade and plentiful good hay, rather than always pastured with the mare.
Mass Reproof Spreads Across Broad Public Chorus
Broad chorus of reproach emerges as many advocates, commentators, and officials condemn a policy, urging reform. The cross section of voices signals wide public pressure for change and accountability across communities.
Wheat producers urged to intensify economy amid low prices
Montana State College economist M N Wilson says wheat and oats show losses while corn cotton and potatoes paid wages. He cites U S averages of 124 per bushel cost and 90 cents sale, 21 02 per acre net after straw value, with 68 percent of costs from field work and 15 percent from fertilizer. He urges cutting operating costs to stay ahead even if prices rise.
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M. N. Wilson
Montana State College Extension Service
Montana
Wilson
Grading Eggs Set by U S Department of Agriculture
Montana State College Extension Service poultry expert Miss H W Cushman notes two egg grades. Grade No 1 averages 24 oz per dozen with 22 oz per dozen minimum. Grade No 2 averages 22 oz per dozen with 18 oz minimum. Shell cleanliness air cell depth and yolk and white conditions define each grade.
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United States Department of Agriculture
HW. EF. Cushman
Montana State College Extension Service
Quarantine Measures Tighten to Contain Foot and Mouth Disease
In California the veterinary department and Montana State College report drastic quarantine steps to curb the outbreak. Infected herds are culled and surrounded by fences with surrounding herds kept in open land. Riders circle affected areas to escort unexposed stock away. Officials deem killing infected animals the only practicable control.
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California
Veterinary Department
Montana State College
Tn Enen
Gorard
Sterilizing Milk Utensils For Safe Dairy
Farmers should clean and sterilize milking gear during peak growth season. Submerge all milk buckets and machine parts in a wash boiler, heat water to 190 degrees Fahrenheit, then keep items in hot water until next use.
Montana farmers see turkeys rise as eastern demand falls
Turkey raising declines in other states create opportunity for Montana poultryman G. P. Gond Earl of Montana State College. Montana and the Northwest have boosted output but not enough to match eastern demand drops, leaving room to greatly expand production in Montana. If it is not perfectly useless, it lacks much of being a genuine hobby.
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United States
Montana
G.P. Gondearl
Montana State College
Katherine Walker Smith Builds A Postwar Fashion Business
After 1918 widow Katherine Walker Smith rebuilt her life by selling the idea that suffrage could empower women and opening a refined shop in Evanston Illinois. She left a failed iceless refrigerator venture, moved to Evanston, and launched a women’s wear store near the university district to serve discriminating buyers and college students.
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Katherine Walker Smith
Smith
Missouri
Evanston, Jr
Evanston
University
Lfe
A Distinguished Woman Caroline Ruutz Rees
Caroline Ruutz Rees rises to prominence as a wartime educator and leader. The Greenwich based scholar holds Paris and Columbia degrees and authored works in French literature and suffrage. Her roles span state council work, YWCA chairmanship, and national Democratic party leadership.
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Caroline Ruutz- Rees
Rosemary Thiat
Connecticut
Greenwich
Boston Dust Road
Ruutz-Rees
Reote Des Hautz Etudes
University of Paris
Columbia University
Yale Review
American Woman Suffrage Association
Rautz- Rees
Council of National Defense
State Council
Young Women's Christian Association
National Democratic Committee
Emerson
Ancient Fletcher Confucius on Food Preparation
The ancient Fletcher Confucius argued that meals should not be eaten until the food had been chopped or cut into small pieces. The record notes a belief in careful preparation and mindful eating attributed to a historical thinker.
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Confucius
Baptist minister endorses Tanlac with strong praise
Rev. B. E. Bell a retired Baptist minister of San Antonio says Tanlac transformed his health in six weeks restoring nerves digestion and sleep. He reports ravenous appetite steadier nerves and restored energy and recommends Tanlac as the remedy he trusts. Over 40 million bottles sold and Tanlac is sold by all good druggists.
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Tanlac
B. E. Bell
Elm St
San Antonio
Texas
Italian Camorra Secret Society in Naples Terror and Politics
The Camorra in Naples and nearby areas terrorized residents, looted, extorted trades, and smuggled goods. Members aided Garibaldi for political reasons but grew troublesome to Italy’s new government, leading to their banishment in 1874.
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Camorra
Naples
Camorristii
Camorristh
Garibaldi
Italy
Kansas City Star
Cuticura Trio Promises Soothing Baby Skin Care
Advertisement touts Cuticura Soap for cleansing and Cuticura Ointment for soothing red rough itchy skin. It also highlights Cuticura Talcum powder as a scented, essential part of the Cuticura Toilet Trio for baby care.
Portrait Curious About Shirt Fronts Sparks Photographer Interest
A casual photographer notes a film hero’s insistence on ample shirt front for a publicity still. The star, earning around a thousand dollars yearly, keeps asking for generous exposure while the photographer questions the reasoning behind the preference.
Why Druggists Recommend Swamp-Root
For years druggists note the Swamp Root record by Dr Kilmer's Swamp-Root a kidney liver and bladder medicine. It is a strengthening medicine aiding kidney liver and bladder work. Sold by all druggists on its merit and helpful to you. Send ten cents for a sample bottle to Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY and mention this paper.
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Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Plants Prevent Fires in Algeria Through Ground Ivy Use
Agricultural officials in Algeria report a method to curb forest fires by carpeting soil under trees with hardy ground ivy. The creeping plants resist burning, grow rapidly even in shade, and help conserve soil moisture while choking weeds. The article notes broad claim of weed control and mentions Red Cross Wall Blue laundry product as an unrelated advertisement.
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Algeria
The Green Heron Also Called Fly Up the Creek
The green heron is about one and a half feet long and common across the United States and Canada. It feeds mainly on fish and amphibians and is often seen in shallow water at dawn and dusk, waiting patiently for prey to approach.
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United States
Canada
Better to Accept Some Statements Than Seek Truth
A columnist argues it is wiser to accept certain statements rather than exhaust effort hunting for absolute truth. The piece weighs convenience against rigor and suggests pragmatic acceptance in daily life.
Three Daly Brothers Celebrate Shared Birthdays in Lewiston
In Lewiston Maine the family of Mr and Mrs Thomas Daly marked the birthdays of their three sons on the same day. The boys aged seven nine and eleven were all born on March 23. Mrs Daly also shares a birth date February 10 with two siblings born in different years.
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Lewiston
Thomas Daly
Daly
Castoria Advertises Gentle Relief for Infants
The advertisement promotes Fletcher's Castoria used for over 30 years to relieve constipation flatulency wind colic and diarrhea in babies and children. It claims to ease feverishness from stomach and bowel upset and aid digestion.
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Fletcher
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