Lydia E. Pinkham Remedies Endorsement Letters
Letters from Mrs. Harry Ashcroft of Covington Kentucky and Mrs. T M Boyer of Gilman City Missouri describe relief from back pains nervous debility and fatigue after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Blood Medicine and Sanative Wash. Both note improved strength appetite sleep and daily functioning with continued recommendations to other women.
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Harry Ashcroft
Lydia E. Pinkham
Beech Avenue
Covington
Covington, Ky
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Lydia E
Pinkham
Kentucky
Boyer
Gilman City
Missouri
T. M. Boyer
Durban Whaling Fleet Sets Record Catches
Remarkable hauls by South African whaling fleets in Durban include 42 whales in a 24 hour period weighing about 1890 tons. One company landed 15 whales while two boats head toward Durban with four and five whales respectively.
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Durban
Union of South African
Shuts Off Snoopers Prevents Eavesdropping in Box
A buzzer device to prevent outside eavesdropping on telephone calls is being tested at Fleetwood post office. The buzzer activates when the caller closes the door and cannot be heard inside the box, blocking outsiders from overhearing conversations.
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Fleetwood
England
The toothless woman never sees anything worth laughing at
This brief line notes a dismissive view about a woman described as toothless and lacking humor, implying a judgmental stance without additional context or events.
Baby Airplane Developed in Brighton England
A baby airplane with a six horsepower engine and a 20 foot wingspan has been developed in Brighton England. It weighs little enough for a man to lift and carry and can fly at speeds up to about 75 miles per hour.
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Brighton
England
Getting On
A playful exchange focuses on a girl’s aging from face making to eyeing boys. The brief vignette highlights social teasing and changing youth behavior in a light, period voice.
Artificial Silk Plant to Expand in Netherlands
A rayon production facility in the Netherlands employing 5,000 workers plans to enlarge output to include artificial horse hair artificial straw and other cellulose products.
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Netherlands
Agreement That Pleases A Woman Credits Another Woman
A Chicago Daily News remark notes that a pleasing agreement often credits a woman for good judgment when both women share dislike for a third person.
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Chicago Daily News
Spring flood irrigation spreads in Phillips county
Ranchers in Phillips county push flood water irrigation after a dyke building demonstration. Four stockmen will begin constructing dykes on their ranches. The plan could allow widespread use of flood water to boost pasture carrying capacity and reduce costs.
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Phillips County
Baringer Buys 1800 Acres in Rosebud County Ranch Purchase
Fred H. Baringer of Pomona California buys 1800 acres near Hathaway for 48000 dollars. The former H. E. Martin ranch 2 sections, Albert Badham 820 acres, A G Webber 189 acres, and Gladys Archer land make up the acquisition. Baringer plans immediate improvements and 600 acres first year cultivation with his son assisting.
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Rosebud County
Fred. H. Baringer
Pomona
Cal
Hathaway
H. E. Martin
Albert Badham
A. G. Webber
Gladys D. Archer
Baringer
Gopher Contest in Flathead County Yields Big Prizes
Arthur Buck of Fecha led boys with 38 3853 gophers and won a Winchester rifle. Irene Cree of Creston topped the girls, receiving a $20 merchandise premium. The season saw nearly 60 000 gophers killed as county youths competed with local clubs and businessmen offering prizes.
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Flathead County
Arthur Buck
Fecha
Irene Cree
Creston
Campaign to standardize and improve state milk quality
The Lewis and Mark Dairymen’s Association meeting featured talks by G A Norris on the duties of the state dairy commission, Dr A Jordan on care of dairy utensils, Dr Emil Starr on clean milk and health, and Dr F X Newman on health relation to milk.
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Lewis and Mark Dairymen's Association
G. A. Norris
State Department of Agriculture
State Dairy Commission
A. Jordan
Lewis and Clark County
Emil Starr
State Live Stock Sanitary Board
Corn Planting in Lincoln County Prefers May Start
Tests in Lincoln County show planting should finish by May due to early September frosts harming late plantings. County extension agent F A Given argues late spring risk is better than fall frost. Varieties like Northwestern Dent Minnesota 23 pioneer white dent and some early flints performed best in the county.
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Lincoln County
F. A. Given
Northwestern Dent
Minnesota 23
White Dent
Potato Grower Forecasts Big Harvest From Small Plot
Blaine Lucas of a farm near Harlowton shows five Trish cobbler potatoes weighing just over six pounds in total. He cultivates under a quarter acre and expects about one and a half tons of potatoes this season from that tiny tract.
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Blaine Lucas
Harlowton
Lucas
Spud Grower Seeks Better Price for Potatoes
E Thomas, farmer north of Winnett, reports digging 2,500 pounds of potatoes. He has been offered four cents per pound but waits for a higher price. One eighth of an acre has netted him 40 dollars.
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E. Thomas
Winnett
Thomas
Registration at Montana State College Tops 830
Registration for all courses at the Montana State College after two weeks totals 830, marking an increase of about 20 percent from the previous year.
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Montana State College
Wheat tops Minneapolis market with 18 percent protein
A Montana shipment of last year wheat tested over 18 per cent protein and brought the top price on Minnesota's Minneapolis market for the year, signaling strong demand and quality across the supply chain.
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Montana
Minneapolis
Shipment of feeder lambs departs Dillon for Kansas City
A trainload of feeder lambs left Dillon on October 5 in a shipment bought by Lee Coleman through Foster & Burden. Coleman visited Dillon for several days and purchased from ranchers I. Rife George Whitworth and the Hildreth brothers.
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Dillon
Lee Coleman
Foster & Burden
Kansas City
Coleman
I. ‘Rife
George Whitworth
Hildreth
Wheat protein tests keep Montana's grain quality high
Tests at the Great Falls state grain laboratory show 79 samples for the week ending September 22. 18 percent protein is the milestone for milling value, with Willow Creek in Deer Lodge county posting the top 18.85 percent. Other strong samples came from Collins, Conrad, and Hobson, while most tests ranged from 13 to 17 percent.
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Montana
State Grain Laboratory
Great Falls
W. F. Giese
Division of
Willow Creek
Deer Lodge
Collins
Conrad
Hobson
Herefords Win Many Prizes At Utah State Fair
A. B. Cook of Townsend Montana shows a herd of 20 Herefords led by Donald Panama 6th winning nearly all championships and top awards in the Hereford division at the Utah state fair in Salt Lake City. The entries also previously earned honors at the Montana State fair in Billings and Bozeman.
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A. B. Cook
Townsend
Montana
Utah
Billings
Bozeman
Donald Panama
Fergus Grain Makes Hit Wheat Boost for Judith Basin
Wheat grown near Lewistown, specific to the Judith Basin, is rated the best reaching Minneapolis this season. The yearload loaded at the Farmer elevator earned praise from a Minneapolis manager calling it the prettiest car on the floor this year.
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Lewistown
Minneapolis
G. L. Fretdlein
Judith Basin
Farm Success From Dawson County Wheat Venture
Martin Jorgenson, seven miles north of Hodges, cultivated 260 acres of Marquis wheat last spring with an average yield of 22 bushels. He did 60 acres in spring plowing and 200 acres on summer fallow, completing planting on April 22. In three years he built wealth from nothing, owning a half section of land 75 horses and full equipment without debt.
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Dawson County
Martin Jorgenson
Hodges
Jorgenson
Cascade County Joins Montana Seed Certification Push
Cascade County will join neighboring counties next year in a campaign to eliminate inferior seed. The county extension office arranged with the state agronomist to establish pure seed plots directed by the Montana Extension Service, with some plots aiming for Montana Seed Growers Association certification. Additional corn, grain and grass tests are planned.
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Cascade County
Montana
State Extension Agronomst
Montana Extension Service
Montana Seed Growers Association
Ccounty Extension Office
Montana Dominates Prizes at 1924 Grain and Hay Show
Montana captured 27 percent of all prizes across classes at the 1924 International Grain and Hay Show with Canada as its main rival in grains. The world champion cup for best hard red spring wheat has alternated between Montana and Canada since the show began, with Canada winning the last two years and Montana taking the cup in 1923.
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Montana
Canada
Youderian Ranch Produces Large Citrons at Winnett
Citrons weighing 14 pounds and 14 inches long with 6 inch diameter are produced in large quantities on the Youderian ranch near Winnett. Mr and Mrs Youderian farm under the Winnett irrigation project and have yielded excellent vegetables and fruits this season.
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Youderian
Winnett
Winnett Irrigation Project
Sheepmen to Receive About 500000 Dollars for Lambs
In the Ingomar district sheepmen expect roughly 500000 dollars for lambs marketed this year. Since October first thousands of sheep and lambs have been driven to Ingomar and lambs cut out and loaded for shipment.
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Ingomar
1925 4-H livestock judging team wins county title
Rollin Prentice Reuben Bortvedt and Joe Stettler formed the Pondora county 4 H live stock judging team which won the 1925 championship. The group then represented Pondora at the Corn and Live Stock show in Great Falls.
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Rollin Prentice
Reuben Bortvedt
Joe Stettler
Pondora County
Great Falls
Beautify It With Diamond Dyes
Diamond Dyes offer simple tinting for delicate shades or permanent colors on garments and fabrics. Each 15 cent pack covers wool silk linen cotton and blends and is suitable for lingerie lingerie and clothing including dresses coats and draperies.
Priest and Rhabdomancer Innocenzo Reports Metals
In Alessandria Italy Father Innocenzo, a famed rhabdomancer, claimed to sense riches beneath the earth. He and locals note water and now oil, as samples from Curone valley near Bruggi show four grams of gold and fifty six grams of silver per ton.
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Innocenzo
Alessandria
Italy
Tripoli
Bruggi
Curone
Bayer Aspirin Warning Ad Promises Genuine Safety
Demand Bayer aspirin with the Bayer name on the package or tablets to ensure genuine, proven safe by millions and prescribed for 25 years. Say Bayer when buying aspirin. Imitations may prove dangerous.
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Bayer
Hawaiians Rise: Islands May Form Nation Richer Than Japan
Scientists say the Hawaiian Islands are slowly rising from the sea and could become a nation rivaling Japan in size within generations. The finding highlights rapid geological shifts and long term volcanic activity shaping Pacific geography.
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Hawaiian Islands
Red Cross Ball Blue Ad Promises Snow White Clothes
Advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue as the assured stain remover for snowy white garments. It claims grocers stock the product and implies flawless results for laundry.
New motor fuel from molasses and sugar palm juice
A new motor alcohol made from molasses and sugar palm juice is claimed to ease starting and eliminate knocking and carbon trouble. The drawback is production cost, but extensive experiments are under way in Warwick to overcome this.
Cuticura Ad Promises Clear Skin Fragrance
An advertisement touts Cuticura Ointment for pimples redness roughness or itching along with Cuticura Soap and hot water wash. It advises rinsing drying gently and dusting Cuticura Talcum for a fragrance on the skin at 26 cents each.
Musically Equipped Roommate Plays Saxophone
A playful dialogue hints at a roommate with musical talent. The exchange centers on a saxophone and a shared living space.
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Rosebud Land Finds Market
Fergus
Ford
Champion Spark Plug Co
Toledo
Windsor, Ont
London
Paris
Weiller &Weiller Livestock Commission
ST. Paul
Minnesota
Pion
Florida
Bay Ocean
Miami
Daytona
Gate
Ramuel Cummins Wadson Terminal
P. O
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Muldoon
Idaho
McMillan Fur & Woolco
Minn
Northwest
W.N. U
M Woman
B. Lansing, Mich
F. Ob
Lansing, Mich
Durant Motors, Inc
West 57Th Street
New York
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Broadway
The
United States
Mexico
Elisabeth
N. J.lansing
Mich
Oakland
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