Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Mannington Woman
Mrs John W Wash of Mannington West Virginia says she suffered for seven years with left side pain numb spells hot flashes and extreme weakness. After taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she regained strength and health and could perform housework and garden tasks again. She endorses the remedy and offers her testimony for publication.
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Mannington
West Virginia
Lydia E. Pinkham
Marion County
John W. Wash
R. No
Box
Coastline streams of Lower California stay yearlong
The record notes that only one stream along the Lower California coast remains flowing year round, unlike others from Key West to Posten which are intermittent or seasonal. This single perennial stream feeds the sea throughout the year.
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Lower California Coast Line
Key West
Posten
Bayer Aspirin Ad Warns Buyers to Look for Brand on Package
An advertisement urges buyers to insist on the Bayer name on aspirin packaging or tablets to ensure genuine Bayer Aspirin. The notice claims safety proven by millions and 23 years of physician use amid caution that counterfeit or misbranded products may appear.
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Bayer
When It Is Home Worth Its Keep on Cold Nights
The fragment suggests a reflection on home’s value during long dark nights and the challenge of finding entertainment away from home. It hints at loneliness or economic concerns. No clear names, places, or events are present.
Red Cross Ball Blue advertisement promise
If you use Red Cross Ball Blue in your laundry, you will not be troubled by those tiny rust spots caused by Inferior bluing. Try it and see.
Door Slams Raise Tempers Amid Quiet Hall
A slammed door echoes through the corridor drawing attention to a tense moment. Neighbors report heightened annoyance as a angry exchange triggers a pause in activity and social friction between residents.
Overlooked vegetables could supply Montana home market
Montana State College horticulturist Prof Harrington urges farmers to grow more vegetables at home. He notes a Butte wholesaler contracts 60 to 100 carloads yearly, and Montana currently imports much of its produce from Washington Utah and distant states. He says Montana yields comparable quality and profits despite longer transport costs and offers Department of Horticulture free growing information.
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Montana
MM. Tharrington
Pat Monton State College
Butte
Harrington
Hime
Washington
Utah
Tle
Bute
Imperial Valley
Colorado
Orecon
Idaho
Montua
Oth
Tiarrittan
Montini
Department of Florticulture
Montana State Cathese
Bozenurna
Moteterma
State College Circular Details Farm Renting Practices
Montana State College describes common irrigation land rental terms. Owners provide the farm, pay taxes and water costs. renters supply labor, equipment, and harvest. Typical crop shares are one third of grain to elevator and half of hay in field, with variations by region and farm condition.
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Ho. Selhwd
Department of Farm Management
Montana State College
Custonmry
Pig Eating Habit Easier to Prevent Than Cure
Ravalli county agent L T Campbell says sows develop cannibalism from mineral deficiencies and poor conditioning before farrowing. The 24 hours after farrowing sees feverish, cross sows and irritable piglets, leading to pig-eating if feed is insufficient. Adequate minerals and high protein feed such as skim milk or tankage can curb the habit. good sow condition minimizes risk.
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L. Ti. Campbell
Ravalli
Fight Rodents Now With Poisoned Grain, Montana Agent Says
O E Stepbhl Montana biological field agent urges early season poisoning of ground squirrels and prairie dogs. After winter, when hungry, rodents readily take poisoned grain. later green food reduces effectiveness. Extermination aims to keep numbers below danger point, as one female can yield six to ten young.
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O. E. Stepbhl
Montana
Mir Step
Copper carbonate method endorsed by many farmers
Farmers statewide endorse the copper carbonate method for treating wheat smut. J Ogaard of Menta State College and county agent J Trembre led field tests in Fallon county showing faster, easier handling than older methods. Equipment can be homemade. two ounces of copper carbonate per bushel, mixed in a barrel, protects the nose from irritating dust with a cloth or handkerchief over mouth.
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J. Ogaard
Menta State College
Fallon County
J. QO. Trembre
Montana County Agents Promote Sweet Clover For Livestock
County agents in Montana recommend growing sweet clover for summer pasture and winter feeding. Benefits include high stocking density per acre, prolonged green forage, steady milk output, improved calf and lamb growth, reduced grain needs, and better overall livestock health.
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Montana
Eorn
Sweet clover gains status in Montana as key non irrigated crop
Montana farmers now value sweet clover for livestock balance on non irrigated land. Once treated as a weed pest the plant is praised as a principal crop, likened to alfalfa for irrigated areas and seen strengthening non irrigated farming systems.
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Montana
Woman's Adventures in Contentment in North Carolina
A 1924 reminiscence by Laura Miller portrays Francie Kennedy recounting life in the Carolinas. The piece reflects pride in native-born roots, rural affection, and the author’s path from education to teaching amid modest means. It blends regional identity with personal ambitions and nostalgia for countryside living.
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North Carolina
Francie Kennedy
Carolinas
Trinity College
Lempriere
New York
Municipal Housekeeping Women in Oakdale Council
The piece profiles Mrs. Ia Ke Brown, Oakdale Louisiana town council member, highlighting her background in parliamentary law, leadership in the Oakdale Civile league, and community work. It notes social norms favoring traditional female roles and credits Brown with voting against politics when it harmed the city’s welfare.
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Isays
Ia KE. Brown
Oakdale
Louisiana
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Oakdale Civile League
Wishal
Lutie Fitzgerald
Brown
Bethlehem's Early Orchestra Sparks Mighty Musical Fame
Bethlehem Pennsylvania boasted the first American orchestra dating to 1780 and its modern festival is praised as an American Oberammergau or Beyreuth, marking the town as a premier center of music in the United States.
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Bethlehem
United States
Oberammergau
Ready Witted Tease Reveals Slippery Road Joke
In a light diary style exchange the child Tommy explains he walked back home because the road was so slippery. The teacher asks how he arrived and the boy replies he started to walk back.
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Tommy
Doston Transcript
Brandreth Pills Promise Constipation Cure
An advertising line touts Brandreth Pills as best remedy for constipation used at bedtime. It claims to cleanse the system purify the blood and keep you well. The slogan underscores the product as a health solution.
Widowhood sparks search for a new partner says study
A remark notes that a married woman who longs to be single again is quickest to seek a new partner after becoming a widow. The observation highlights attitudes toward remarriage and social expectations following loss.
Dandelion Butter Color Used in Stores for Decades
An advertisement notes a harmless vegetable butter color called Dandelion in wide use for 50 years. Drug stores and general stores offer bottles priced at 85 cents.
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Spohn
Laboratory Established To Study Cotton Boll Weevil
A United States Department of Agriculture laboratory has been established in Florence, South Carolina, to study the life history and behavior of the cotton boll weevil. The facility aims to advance understanding of the pest and improve control methods.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Florence
S. C
Allcock's Porous Plaster Earlier Remedy Ad
An advertisement promotes Allcock's as a standard external remedy of known value safe and effective. It presents Allcock's as the original and genuine porous plaster.
Squeezed Hands Amid Dining Scene Cited in Blatt Entry
A fragment from Tllevende Blaetter notes a tense dining moment where a lawyer squeezes a daughter's hand under the table. The scene contrasts with the line about not eating during the squeeze, highlighting social constraint.
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Hermann
Tllevende Blaetter
Cuticura Grows Pimples Away with Ointment Soap
Advertisement promotes Cuticura products to remove pimples and blackheads. Apply Cuticura Ointment, wash with Cuticura Soap and hot water for five minutes, then maintain clear skin with daily use. Also recommend Cuticura Talcum.
Morning Sneeze Joke From Berlin Street
The eccentric Mrs. Schultz asks Doctor Senden about her constant morning sneezing. The doctor replies with a practical answer a handkerchief and vanishes. The quip appears in Berlin Lustige Slut ter.
Red Cross Ball Blue Promises Better Table Linens
The wartime note touts Red Cross Ball Blue as a way to improve linen wear and invites grocers to stock and advertise the product.
Health Demands Prompt Many Unwanted Tasks
The saying reflects how caring for health requires actions people often resist. It notes the burden of routines and decisions aimed at improving well being.
Slowboy and the Father Understandings on Marriage
Dialogue fragment shows a couple discussing parental consent for marriage. The Girl suggests patience, noting the father’s possible reaction, while Slowboy believes gentle approach may push him toward consent, humorously fearing a long wait.
Carecarts for Liver and Bowels Ad
Box Cascarents advertised as a treatment for biliousness constipation sick headache indigestion. Sold in drug stores with a promotional box labeled for liver and bowels.
Recognition Prospective Maid In A Bureau Scene
A brief dialogue depicts a recognition moment as a maid contemplates having met a mistress in an employment bureau. The exchange hints at prior acquaintance and social roles within a theatrical or literary framing.
Rifle Fence Surrounds Cabin Once Lived By Grant
A fence made of rifle barrels gathered from Civil War battlefields encircles the cabin where President Grant reportedly lived while peddling wood in St. Louis.
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President Grant
St. Louis
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