Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Promoted by Workers
Letters from users in Atlanta Georgia and Parkville Missouri praise Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for improving health and energy. One worker reports regained vigor enabling housework and gardening after years of fatigue. Another Missouri reader notes weight gain and ability to perform chores and care for family after taking the remedy.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
United States
Napoleon
Atlanta
Lydia EB. Pinkham
W. M .Bartey
Georgia
Missouri
Parkville
Lydia
Pinkham
Mars
Anna Couz
Married by a Woman in London Registry Trend
A fad grows as young couples seek novelty in weddings by a woman. Miss Dorothy Uff, twenty five, appointed deputy in the marriage registry bureau enables this trend. The note adds that perseverance arises from lack of better options and that work divided speeds up processes.
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London
Dorothy Uff
On the Road Dust Exchange Between Drivers
A brief roadside exchange notes dust from cars as they travel. One driver quips the dust is minimal while another recalls having to raise more to move. The lighthearted banter captures local road conditions and vehicle impact.
Red Cross Ball Blue Ad Claims Bright Linen
An advertisement urges using Red Cross Ball Blue laundry bleach to make dresses sparkle, claiming noticeable results. markets to shoppers at "all good grocerys" with a distinctive old spelling.
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Baby
One Expert’s Tip Sparks Broad Advice Across Subjects
A proverb about specialization appears, suggesting a skilled individual in one area believes they can dispense guidance beyond their field. The remark highlights the confidence of experts and the tension between deep knowledge and general advice.
Germination tests urged for late threshed grain in Montana
Montana Grain Laboratory head W C Whitcomb warns farmers to test germination of late threshed wheat oats and barley with high moisture content. Tests show 69 100 percent germination for seed wheat and 69 87 percent for moist grain while 96 10 percent for drier samples. Overwintered wet grain suffers damage from freezing thawing and should be tested and stored properly for planting.
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Montana Grain Laboratory
Bozeman
W. C. Whitcomb
Montana 4 1] club members produce near $100000 in value
Montana club members produced and valued nearly $100000 in products for the year, led by CG. E. Porter. About 2689 youths in 3 counties engaged in club work with over 1 percent completing projects and submitting reports. Railroads banks and fairs backed the effort. fairs offered $10000 in prizes. Milwaukee railroad shipped 88 top members to the National Boys and Girls Club Congress in China. Thanks Loan aided members with about $2000 for stock and seed.
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Montana
Clu
CG. E. Porter
Milwaukee Railroad
Boys and Girls Club Congress
Chiensa
Prairie dog and ground squirrel control spreads in Montana
Nearly two million acres in Montana have been treated in a state rodent control drive led by Montana State College. Over 7000 farmers joined, about 200000 pounds of poisoned bait distributed, focusing on prairie dogs and ground squirrels. The program is run by the U S Bureau of Biological Survey with O B Steph in charge of Montana.
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Montana
Office of
Montana State College
Bureau of Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
O. BE
Stephl
Rancher adops policy of free exes with eggs and cream sale
Rey KE Men gel of near Baker, Fallon county, says four years ago he began giving one dozen good exes for every bad egg found in his eggs and cream sold. He reports the policy profitable after marketing about $1,700 of dairy and eggs in 725.
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Rey KE. Mengel
Baker
Fallon County
Farmers dominate at 1926 State Corn Show Miles City
Rosebud county farmers captured most prizes at the Miles City event. Officials announce 26 corn varieties will be tested in the northeastern part of the county during the coming season to raise quality.
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Rosebud
Miles City
Chicken farm turns a profit in winter for Harlowton grower
W N Hanson of Harlowton reports a profitable poultry venture with 40 White Leghorn pullets. In January they averaged 29.3 eggs per hen at 45 cents a dozen, yielding 83.07 dollars, while in December they averaged 16.4 eggs per hen at 6 1/2 cents a dozen, totaling 36.07 dollars.
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W. N. Hanson
Harlowton
Mild Montana Winter Yields Unfrozen Potatoes
Bert Hopkins of Billings uncovered a winter potato crop that thrived with only five inches of soil covering. The tubers showed no frost injury despite a mild season reported as a national anomaly.
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Montana
Bert Hopkins
Billings
Milk and butter sales on Dodds ranch near Billings
A. T. Dodds ranch six miles east of Billings Montana reported twelve dairy cows and butter sales totaling 1301 dollars and 68 cents for the year ended March 1.
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Montana
A. T. Dodds
Billings
Montana Cattle Tuberculosis Testing Yields 30 Reactors
In January Gac0 cattle tested for tuberculosis across 143 herds reported 30 reactors. Montana now counts 307,862 cattle that have been tested once for bovine TB.
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Montana
Montana Wheat Yields Stand Out In Five Year Study
A summary by the Montana Extension Service shows Montana wheat averages higher protein content and competitive prices despite higher transport costs. Over the five years to 1924 Montana yielded 13.1 bushels per acre, surpassing Minnesota in three of five years and tracing Nuances in grade distribution with a lead in No.16 grading compared to North Dakota and South Dakota.
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Montana
Montana Extension Service
North Dakota
South Dakota
Kansas
Minnesota
Sweet clover proves profitable crop around Judith Gap
C H Coleman of Judith Gap says a survey shows sweet clover acreage will exceed last year two to one at minimum. Twenty farmers interviewed plan to seed 475 acres this spring, with many expanding from 10 to 50 acres each as the crop moves from experimental to profitable status.
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Judith Gap
C.H. Coleman
Coleman
Montana rye and oats praised as hog feed by state expert
George Morgan of the Montana experiment station says Montana grown rye and other crops such as Marquis wheat Grimm fella and Diss Phatmphy potatoes reach their peak in the Treasure State. Hog feeding tests in northern Montana show rye equals barley in feeding value, unlike two other states where rye feeding failed.
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Montana
George Morgan
Havre
Guidance for Hotbed Temperatures and Covers
The text advises keeping day temperatures between 60 and 75 degrees for tomatoes and peppers, and 40 to 60 degrees for hardier plants. To prevent night frost, cover hotbeds with blankets sacks or straw, removing coverings in the morning to maximize light. Excess shade leads to spindly growth.
Baringers Buy TAW Acre Farm in Rosebud County
Fred Baringer and his son John arrive from Pomona California to take possession of their TAW acre farm at Hathaway Rosebud County. A cement pump foundation and Yellowstone river intake are installed with a pump to irrigate GO0 acres this spring.
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Fred Baringer
John Bar-inger
Pomona
Cal
Hathaway
Rosebud County
Yellowstone River
Eastern horses shipped west and heavy stock moved east
A historical note describes eastern draft horses sent to Montana while nearly as heavy animals are sent east. The Fragier brothers of Hobson loaded a car for Princeton. W B Giesey sent a car to Broadhead Wisconsin. Henry Christopherson shipped two ears of heavy horses to Sauk Rapids Minnesota.
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Montana
Fragier Brothers
Hobson
Princeton
Tfl
W B. Giesey
Broadhead
Wis
Henry Christopherson
Sauk Rapids
Minn
State Veterinarian Rules Out Sheep Disease Across Border
Dr. W. F. Butler, Montana state veterinarian, says no sheep seal in Afontana and no danger from the Wyoming border. A state force member inspected stock along the entire southern boundary, finding all animals in good condition and ranchers alert to a disease that is unlikely to cross the line. He notes it has been 10 years since any sheep scab in Montana.
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Afontana
Wyoming
W. 4. Butler
State Force
Montana
Butler
Hill County farmers adopt two year plan for crop and herd gains
Farmers in Hill County enroll in a two year program to boost sweet clover and corn acreage. Growing hogs turkeys and other livestock on farms increases feed and pasture demand and signals broader agricultural expansion.
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Hill County
Cat Lwes 25 Years Old Cat John Wille Died
A Britain aged cat named John Wille reached twenty five years, possibly the oldest cat in Britain. He was photographed often, as a veterinary surgeon notes cats average fourteen years and aging varies, with twenty five years remarkable.
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John Wille
Wellow
Britain
John Willie
Cuticura Treatment for Pimply Faces Advertised
An old advertisement promotes Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Soap to treat pimples blackheads and facial blemishes. Directions advise five minute application, wash with hot water, and daily use to keep skin clear, also mentioning Cuticura Talcum.
Italian hemp crop seen as record breakthrough
Italian agriculture expects a record hemp harvest this year as abandoned sugar beet binds shift to hemp including part of the crop.
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Italy
Red Cross Ball Blue Advertises Snowy Clothes
Advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue for whitening snowy white clothing after a hard day of work. The copy emphasizes effective laundering results and domestic utility.
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Red Cross Ball
Montreal Estimate Shows Canadian Family Auto Spending
An estimate from Montreal indicates the average Canadian family allocates S420 annually for automobiles and supplies, highlighting household transportation costs.
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Montreal
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