Tanlac credited with saving life in Portland story
Mrs Etla Wagenaar of 268 Graham St Portland recalls nine years of illness and nerve strain before Tanlac treatment. She says stomach troubles, weight loss, fainting, insomnia and weakness disappeared after starting Tanlac, noting improved health and gratitude. The ad notes Tanlac available from druggists and cites vast sales. Also mentions U.S. Department of Agriculture studies on 140 farming problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etla
Agenaar
Graham St
Portland
Nally
Taniae
Fame's Delay and Tut-Ankh Menap Son
Senator Sorghum comments on fame and publicity posthumously. He says Tut-Ankh Amen is one of those who gain endless publicity long after death, with little practical impact on the living.
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Senator Sorghum
Swamp-Root Kidney Ailments Advertisement
An advertisement praises Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as the premier remedy for kidney and liver ailments. It claims the medicine is mild, effective, and widely trusted, urging immediate use. It offers sample bottles for ten cents and invites readers to send money and mention the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmer
Dr. Jer & Co
Binghamton, N. C
Unclear cafe customer cuts late service scene
A late shopper hurries to a cafe door before closing as a waiter carries a platter of leftovers. The diner requests a club sandwich while the cook grumbles about thrown toast, and a deep bass voice is noted.
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Vna
Lambing Season Profits and Care Tips for Sheep Flocks
A United States Department of Agriculture summary explains that careful lambing management boosts profit. It covers light pre lambing feed, cleanliness, individual pens, early lamb breathing, warming techniques for chilled lambs, and strategies to encourage ewes to adopt orphaned or twin lambs. It notes young or poor condition ewes cause most trouble and stresses prompt milk supply and hydration after birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aer
Gis Ditamataten
Lea Biey
United States Department of Agriculture
Poultryman Seeks Better Egg Production Practice
A poultryman promotes improved egg output by adopting trap nests and careful flock selection as essential steps toward higher production and efficiency in his operation.
Virginia and Ohio Push Purebred Sire Drive to Improve Stock
The United States Department of Agriculture reports Virginia and Ohio have led a drive to improve livestock by using purebred sires. By year end 1822 Ohio pledged 2,293 and Virginia 1,930 to use purebred sires for all classes of stock. Early January saw Virginia add 104 pledges in one day, surpassing 200 total. Nebraska Kentucky Washington South Carolina and Vermont are also active in the organized effort.
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Nebraska
Kentucky
Washington
South Carolina
Vermont
United Pease Depa
Virginia
Ohio
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Witthington
Thowe
National survey to measure farm incomes begins
A nationwide 1922 farm income survey by the United States Department of Agriculture aims to reveal farm value, operating methods, production, receipts and expenses. It will compile data by country sections and commodities, using 60 000 staff questionnaires and county fieldwork in 16 areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Iind
Turkeys in Hidden Places and Nest Management
The piece explains turkeys hide nests in weed or brush and roam from home. It recommends confining hens in a breeding pen after they descend from nests, using a three foot hog-tight fence and clipping wing feathers if needed. An acre suits fifteen birds and enables exercise within the pen.
Ship Onions Long Distance Standards and Precautions
If properly matured cleaned and graded onions may be shipped long distances. Out of state shipments must be graded by USDA standards. Before mapping you should know the financial standing of the person or firm you are calling with.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Changes in Farming Debuts From Tractor Use
United States Department of Agriculture reports major farm operation shifts due to tractors. bulletin 1296 by Reynoldson and Tolley outlines stock reductions, expanded farm size, altered field sizes, and potential hires changes, with corn belt caveats and timing advantages.
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United States Department of Agriculure
United States Department of Agriculture
Faman Ighor
Ive Brock Enterprises
Bulletin
Tractor profits and farm labor for smaller acreage
The text explains how labor, horse power, and land size affect crop rotation and profitability when a tractor is introduced. It notes that expanding land, permanent pastures, and upgraded equipment help increase output, while cooperative belt machinery aids thrashing. It references Farmers Bulletin 1200 from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
Breeding Fowls Mating Timings and Fertility Tips
Breeding rocks should be mated for early hatching. Maximum fertility appears two weeks after the male is introduced. If hens ignore the rooster, it takes about three weeks to remove his influence.
Testing Eggs by Candling for Market Conservation
An old method from World War testing eggs by candling with a pasteboard box and light to judge yolk white and air space. It helps identify cracked or spoiled eggs before shipping, aiding farmers in quality control and reducing losses in local markets.
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T Lo
Burning over waste lands harms birds and nests
The U S Department of Agriculture warns that burning over waste lands and marshes in April and May destroys bird life and eggs, especially in duck breeding marshes. It urges leaving growth alone when possible or burning before birds arrive, noting draining arenas reduce breeding habitats and urging conservation by bird lovers and sportsmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Leg Weakness in Chickens and Cockerels Reported
Growers report a leg weakness in chickens and cockerels with sudden loss of use, often recovering then dying. Chicks show a rheumatic like swelling of the jolata with pain. Remove affected fowls to a dry, comfortable place and administer teuspoinful or two of cagtnr oil along the neck area.
Care in Pasturing Alfalfa
Cattle sheep and horses risk bloat when pasturing alfalfa. When switching from dry feed to alfalfa pasture, provide hay and start with very short grazing periods. Gradually extend time as animals adjust, keeping initial access minimal to avoid bloat risks.
Dodd's Kidney Pills Promoted By User Testimony
Robert Fleenor of Pine Village endorses Dodd's Kidney Pills claiming they restored mobility and health. The ad urges sharing the message and ordering genuine DODD'S from Dodd's Medicine Co. Buffalo, with a money back guarantee and 6 cent large box pricing.
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Dodd
Robert Fleenor
Pine Village
Dodn
DOON
Kinney
Dodd's Medicine CO
Mass St
Buffalo
The Luxor Affair Sparks Egyptology Push At Detroit Arts Institute
An attendant at the Detroit Institute of Arts notes a rush of interest in Egyptian relics since the Tut-Ankh-Amen affair. Visitors express regret at limited exhibits and show increased desire to read about ancient Egypt.
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Detroit Institute of Arts
Egypt
Luxor
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Wagenaar
Portland Lady
Tanlao
Mer
Payer
Bayer
Drag
Yee
Shepherd
URGE
They &E
Department of Agriculture
Farmers’ Bulletin 1200
Washington, D. C
Traptor
Mathad
Conaervation
Reaulta
Garfield
Lathrop
Haarlem
Nalus
Kemp
BRE CO
Dernard
Hall & Ruckel
New York
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