Tanlac Restores Vitality Says Denver Man
R P Spencer age 70 of 615 20th St Denver credits Tanlac with restoring energy and appetite after years of weariness and gas trouble He says a few doses stopped his symptoms and left him feeling young again The advertisement notes Tanlac is sold by druggists and claims over 40 million bottles sold Tanlac Vegetable Pills are also recommended by Tanlac makers.
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R. P. Spencer
20Th St
Denver
Colorado
September and its varied historical names
September falls under Libra the balance according to astrology. Its name derives from septem meaning seven in Latin, as it was the seventh month of an early ten month Roman calendar. Charlemagne era French called it harvest month, Saxons barley month, and American Indians Moon of Falling Leaves.
Abyssinian Alphabet and Potential Typewriter Keys
The Abyssinian alphabet has 236 letters with Abyssinia's large illiteracy. A proposed Abyssinian typewriter on Western plans would require nearly 500 keys. Without extra characters it would show 472 keys for 944 letters numerals and symbols.
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Abyssinia
America
Ancient Chinese Civilization Compared To Europe
A historical note contrasts Europe’s early use of crude tools with China’s advanced artisanship, illustrating Chinese civilization as highly cultured and ancient during a time when many Europeans wore skins for clothing.
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Europe
Red Cross Ball Blue Advertises Its Quality
An advertisement proclaims Red Cross Ball Blue as the finest product of its kind in the world, asserting every woman who uses it knows the claim to be true.
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Remark by Fontenelle about living a century and leaving without mocking any virtue, a personal reflection on virtue and dignity.
Dandelions and Sorrel Suppressed by New Fertilizers
Experiments in Germany show ammonia poor but sodium and potassium rich fertilizers curb dandelions and sorrel. A proverb notes that a man unable to master himself is a slave.
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Germany
Sapphire of High Value Used as Paperweight
A ten ounce sapphire valued over 25000 dollars is on display at Wembley as part of the British Empire exhibition. Discovered in the home of a Mahometan official in Hyderabad state the stone served as a paper weight for years. The carved jewel, an earling ornament, has a history tracing back to the Twelfth century with Ballala kings of South India and a long journey through generations until entering its current owner’s family.
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Wembley
Hyderabad
South India
Engagement Ring as Band of Hope in a Girl’s View
A reflective line on wearers seeking meaning in an engagement ring. The phrase frames the ring as a symbol of hope and promise for a young woman. It underscores personal sentiment over material value.
Frosted corn silage yields vary with maturity levels
Montana State College researchers summarize South Dakota trials on silage from corn at blister dough dent and frosted stages. Dent and frosted corn produced best gains with moderate dry matter, while frosted mature silage also showed strong results, guiding late season harvesting decisions for beef cattle.
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Montana State College
South Dakota
From Montana to Columbia Chair The Montana State College Bulletin
A letter from Columbia University's Prof. J Russell Smith praises Montana State College Extension’s Bulletin No 59 Farmers Storage Reservoirs Diversion Dams and Dikes. He highlights the work’s scope and the importance of diversion dams and dikes, urging promotion beyond the Great Plains.
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Montana
Columbia University
New York City
Montana State College
J. Russell Smith
Montana State College Extension Service
H. Fs. Murdock
Blaine Ferguson
Montana Extension Service
Pondera County
Great Plains
Better Seed For Fergus County Marquis Wheat Gains Ground
In Fergus County five farmers grew 63 acres of registered Marquis wheat in the past year, per County Agent Carl Peterson. He says this marks progress in central Montana farming with more farmers seeking specific varieties to ensure uniform yields and premium seed.
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Fergus County
Carl Peterson
Montana
Mr. Peterson
Towana Mer sire at Montana State College tops herd records
The first daughter of Towana Mer cedes Townstead, new Montana State College Holstein sire, with 21,043 pounds milk and 671.78 pounds butterfat in 865 days. Officials note this signals strong reproductive potential and record dairy performance at the college herd.
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Towana
Mercedes Tlomestead
Montana State College
Town State College
Wreshening
Jowana Mercedes
Towa State College
Iowa
Helfer
College Dairy Farm
Lincoln County Farmers Organize Community Co operation
Lincoln County farmers form a community organization with 25 charter members and expect 12 or more groups in the county. About 8300 has been raised to build a community hall to host meetings. The group aims to study investigate and solve farming and social issues with the county extension agent and state college and USDA guidance.
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Lincoln County
Montana State College
United States Department of Agriculture
Farmers order pyrotol for stump land clearing
Farmers in Flathead County under County Agent R B McKee ordered a carload of pyrotol to clear stump land. Pyrotol, a high explosive from excess war material, is being disposed of to farmers at cost with Montana State College Extension service in Bozeman distributing the material.
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Flathead County
R. B. McKee
United States
Montana State College Extension Service
Bozeman
Montana
Women of Middle Age Praise Lydia E Pinkham's Compound
Letters from women in Louisville Frankford and Carlisle Illinois praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief during the Change of Life. Mrs KaTE McPEAK, Mrs ABBIE HARVEY, and Mrs Louisa Brand share improved health and ability to work after using the remedy. A nationwide canvass reports 98 percent with benefit and the product is sold by druggists everywhere.
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Louisville
Ilinois
Lydia E. Pinkham
Kate McPeak
Louisville, Ilinois
Frankford
Pennsylvania
Lydia EK. Pinkham
Abbie Harvey
Leonard St
Frankford, Pa
Carlisle
Louisa B. Brand
Fairfax Street
Carlyle
Illinois
Muskets and sabers found near cave by Alaska farmer
Twenty two rusting muzzle loading muskets and several copper sabers were uncovered in a sandstone cave ten miles from the mainland by Emerson Wray, a blue fox farmer. The weapons are believed to originate with a Russian landing party that hijacked sealers in Alaska’s early Asiatic history.
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Emerson Wray
Alaska
Vivid Eye Movement Promises Brighter Sight
In London a bright-eyed movement gains followers who wear spectacles with rims in vivid greens oranges heliotropes light blues or scarlets. The slogan Spectacular spectacles captures the group's distinctive style and enthusiasm.
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London
Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Ad Claims Kidney Help
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney liver and bladder ailments. It promises relief from urinary troubles and uric acid related rheumatism and offers sample and full size bottles through the mail and drugstores.
England's First Railway Beginnings and Dates
The article lists early railway starts in several countries. It notes England launching the first line after global experiments, with dates attached to 1825 in England and later European and American precedents across 1818 to 1839.
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England
Austria
France
United States
Belgium
Germany
Russia
Italy
Red Cross Ball Blue for Household Use Ad
Advertisement notes Red Cross Ball Blue as essential for housekeeping and suitable for kitchen towels table linens sheets and pillowcases.
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Department of Housekeeping
Warden Destroys 100-Year-Old Missouri Fish Trap
The game and fish commissioner destroyed an Indian fish trap in the Charlton river, Missouri, a structure that had been in use for a century.
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Charlton River
Missouri
Game and Fish Commissioner
Farmer who refused storm-cellar shows stubborn mindset
A saying compares a man unable to accept others’ views to a farmer who wouldn't build a storm-cellar because he disapproved of cyclones. The metaphor warns against ignoring unavoidable dangers by denying the facts.
Healing from a long illness with Dr Pierce’s discovery
Clarence H. Wilson of San Bernardino recounts two months of flu like sickness and a walnut sized lump on his spine after an unsuccessful operation. He credits Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery with rapid relief and full recovery after several bottles. All dealers offer liquid or tablets.
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San Bernardino
Calif
Clarence H. Wilson
Spruce St
Continuity in Matrimonial Shuffle Described by Boston Transcript
A Boston Transcript quip notes continuity as a concept used by moving picture people, applied humorously to marriage. The remark plays on film industry slang to poke at long-term romantic bonds.
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Boston Transcript
Unpopular Class Subscriptions Defy Popular Trends
A local education survey shows that while most viewers favor popular topics, subscriptions to the unpopular class rise. Officials note the trend reflects niche interests and targeted outreach efforts continue through community programs.
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