Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Aided Women In Vermont And Illinois
Two letters from Mary R Benedict of Kewanee Illinois and Mrs A W Howe of Bridport Vermont praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for health recovery. Benedict reports improved energy back and ability to work after use and childbirth. Howe describes relief from infertility and organic weakness leading to a healthy baby after starting the remedy.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Benedict
Mary R. Benedict
Payson Street
Kewanee
Illinois
Ill
Vermont
O.K
A. W. Howe
Bridport, Vermont
Tokyo eateries offer vast choices for hungry travelers
The article notes over 5,000 foreign restaurants in Tokyo with diverse cuisines and cooks from various countries. It also mentions more than 1,000 Chinese restaurants and over 16,000 strictly Japanese dining places in the city, highlighting its rich food scene.
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Tokyo
Ohio State Journal
Quick Laundry Tip Ad Sparks Parody in Paper
A cheeky ad spoof features a dialogue about laundry with Red Cross Ball Blue praised for keeping a daughter’s dainty appearance. The exchange parodies tight social norms and promotes a household tip as a light moment in print.
Tolerance of hostile opinions demands fair play in debate
The idea that one must tolerate opinions one hates rests on upholding fair play in discussion. It frames disagreement as a test of character and governance, emphasizing open exchange and restraint to avoid suppressing opposing views.
Harvest progress ends threshing in eastern Montana
For the first time in years threshing in eastern Montana is completed by mid September with most rigs back in sheds. Grain receipts are near last year’s level and yields are expected to match last year due to increased acreage and higher prices boosting farmer returns.
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Montana
Montana turkey harvest outlook hinges on late spring
Montana expects roughly the same total turkey slaughter as last year but a smaller share ready for the early Thanksgiving market. The slower maturing is blamed on a late start last spring, according to H. E. Cushman, poultry specialist with the Montana extension service.
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Montana
H. E. Cushman
Montana Extension Service
Irrigated Stillwater County yields near 100 bushels per acre
Irrigated fields in Stillwater county report oats near 100 bushels per acre and barley around 90, with spring wheat close to 60. Nonirrigated Turkey Red winter wheat yields reach up to 42 with many fields over 80 bushels per acre.
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Stillwater
Dagmar man's wheat harvest with two sons using combine
P M Olson of Dagmar in Sheridan county harvested 600 acres of wheat in three weeks with only his two boys helping. He used a farm combine harvester thresher that cuts 12 feet wide and has a 24 inch separator. He threshed 30 to 50 acres daily. grain was clean and undamaged, even when grain was too short for a binder.
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P. M. Olson
Dagmar
Sheridan County
Lions Club Hosts Billings Exhibitors Banquet at Midland Empire Fair
The Lions Club of Billings helped 4-H exhibits and demonstrations at the Midland Empire fair this year. Over a hundred club members and supporters from Montana and Wyoming attended a banquet honoring the boys and girls exhibitors. Charles I. Potter presided as toast master and J. Taylor of the Montana Extension Service spoke.
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Lions Club of
Billings
Lions Club
Montana
Wyoming
Charles I. Potter
J. ©. Taylor
Montana Extension Service
Beans flood Billings market in banner year
Beans arrive in large numbers and in top condition in Billings markets. Buyers report a peak season with higher quality and quantity than any proportionate year. Dealers estimate at least a 30 percent rise, with shipments near 500 carloads compared with 300 last year.
First Carload Apples From Ritter Valley Arrives
The first carload shipment of apples from the Ritter Rouot valley has been sent to Montana points. Output this season will be smaller due to a December winter freeze that reduced the crop and lowered expected yields.
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Ritter’ Rouot
Montana
Northern Grain takes over Scobey firm plan new elevators
Scobey Grain company, a local business men’s corporation, has been acquired by Northern Grain. The new owners intend to build several grain elevators at stations and towns along the Scobey Opheim extension of the Great Northern railway.
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Scobey Grain Company
The
Northern Grain Company
Scobey-Opheim
Great Northern Railway
Revival Brings Strong Gallatin County Fair Opening
The Gallatin county fair resumes after years with one of the northwest’s best shows this year. A good date mix drew Montana and nearby state exhibitors, making livestock and crops among the season’s finest displays. Opening day drew about 1 000 attendees.
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Gallatin County
Northwest
Reading Hvestock
Montana
Bainville 4-H Star Deftmar Leeson Seeks College
Deftmar Leeson of Bainville Roose velt County has built a strong 4 H reputation by growing corn and pies for three years. He has won prizes at local district and state exhibits and saved $248 toward college while earning money to buy a radio and more. At 15 he stands as a leading northern Montana 4-H figure.
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Deftmar Leeson
Bainville
Roosevelt County
Montana
Farming meeting scheduled by railroad at Baker
One of the better farming meetings by the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line is set for October 22 in Baker Fallon County. County agricultural agents and leading farmers cooperate to hold the event, with the Milwaukee interested in improving dairy cattle quality and has worked on this project through spring and summer.
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Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Baker
Fallon County
Milwaukees
U S Official Visits Canadian Agricultural Exhibit
County Agent A W Warden attended Hart Butte Canada to judge an Educational Association exhibit. He noted a strong cooperative spirit and excellent farm products on display.
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United States
Canada
A. W. Warden
Hart Butte
Montana beach land crops yield twenty one thousand dollars
The 1925 crop on 580 acres in a single section between Glasgow and Nashua brought 21021 dollars, averaging over 35 dollars per acre. Helkens brothers and Martin Milsten farm eight miles southwest of Nashua, with 440 acres summer fallowed wheat, 80 oats, 20 rye, and 40 flax.
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Montana Beach
Glasgow
Nashua
Helkens Brothers
Martin Milsten
Enrollment surge at Montana State College in early fall registration
An increase of more than 100 students was recorded at Montana State College during the first two days of fall registration. Most new enrollments are first time college entrants, while many returning students resume education after a lapse. Agriculture remains popular, and electrical engineering holds a steady share of enrollees.
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Montana State College
Crop outlook improves as seed corn and fodder rise
County Agent Carl Peterson notes a marked improvement in Gorn crop conditions over last year with far greater production of mature seed corn and a larger fodder supply. He emphasizes that home grown seed of acclimated varieties yields better results for farmers.
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Carl Peterson
Mr. Peterson
Wathead County Farmers Boost Dairying Amid Record Hay
With one of the best hay crops on record farmers in Wathead County renew interest in dairying. Kalispell reorganization of the cow testing association is under way and a small creamery venture starts at Whitefish. Many farmers join the butter fat production list this fall.
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Wathead County
Kalispell
Whitefish
Wheat arrives in Miles City at high rate of 2000 bushels daily
Wheat shipments reach Miles City at roughly 2,000 bushels per day with elevators reporting about 10 bushels per acre in the district. Grain is grading No. 1 quality and commanding top market prices.
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Miles City
Lamb Sale Prompts High Madison County Price
The Valley Ranch company of Madison valley shipped 4,000 lambs to market. The check totaled about $50,000, among the best prices ever received by Madison county growers.
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Valley Ranch Company
Madison Valley
Madison County
Cascade county turkey growers plan marketing association
Meetings of turkey grocers were held in Cascade county last month to organize a county turkey marketing association. Growers across the county express strong support and expect the association to handle this year's shipments for holiday markets.
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Cascade County
Wheat yield on Kent farm reaches 44 bushel per acre
A seven acre plot on the S. J. Kent farm east of Hinsdale produced 44 bushels of wheat per acre, with a standard weight of 63 pounds per bushel. The field was summer fallowed last year and flooded by high water this spring.
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S. J. Kent
Hinsdale
4 H exhibitors shine at Belknap fair in Montana
Agricultural products canned goods and sewing work highlighted the Belknap fair. Montana 4-H club members produced high quality exhibits with prize winners advancing to the Midland Empire Fair in Billings for a state wide display where Indian boys and girls also showed strong performances.
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Recutte Belknapty
Montana
Hays’ Fair
Billings
Unavoidably Postponed Life Quip About Golf Attire Delays
A humorous Life item notes a wife taking up golf was delayed due to a tailor missing knickers and a sports roadster delivery, with plans to start in about two weeks. The joke centers on practical delays affecting a leisure pursuit.
Cuticura Toilet Trio Recommended For Baby Skin
A vintage advertisement praises Cuticura products for a baby’s red rough itching skin. It promotes Cuticura Soap for hot baths Cuticura Ointment for touches and Cuticura Taicum scented dusting powder as part of the trio.
Collective Parent Anxiously Nurse Pronoun Shift
A brief note discusses parent and nurse pronoun usage with emphasis on gender inclusive language and evolving addressing of nonbinary individuals. The exchange centers on preferred pronouns and respectful terminology.
If you find a horseshoe these days you are lucky
A short folk note remarks that discovering a horseshoe is considered fortunate in contemporary times. It highlights luck attached to a simple roadside find and echoes regional superstitions about good fortune.
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Father
Dad
Poisoned Arrows From Plant Used In Daily Bread
A report notes that some South American tribes tip arrows with poison sourced from a plant that also serves in making their daily bread. The piece connects local flora to traditional tools and sustenance.
Postman Logs 2400 Miles on USKIDE Soles
H H Roehrig, a Richmond Hill NY postman, wore USKIDE Soles for seven months averaging 12 miles daily on harsh pavements. Ads claim USKIDE lasts twice as long as leather and are made by the United States Rubber Company.
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H. H. Roehrig
Richemond Hill
N. Y
United States Rubber Company
We Girls Compare Records of Summer Engagements
The passage notes girls comparing their summer activities and asks who leads the group. It presents a social scene of planning and curiosity about leadership within the group.
Juvenal Quotation About Guilty Fearing Thunder
A fragment notes that the guilty are alarmed and grow pale at the slightest thunder, attributed to Juvenal, reflecting a classical observation on guilt and fear.
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Juvenal
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