Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promoted in McLean
An old McLean Nebraska notice touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for women with disorders such as irregularities, inflammation, backache, and nervousness. It claims forty years of proven health restoration and invites readers to consult the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. for service.
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McLean
Lydia
Jane Kopfelmann
Nebraska
Lydia Eb.pinkham
Ronn
Lydia BE
Pinkham Medicine Co
City Couple Discusses Home Purchase And Title Fees
Mr Tones returns home in high spirits and tells his wife he closed a deal for a new house after title examination. he paid a hundred dollars for the search, and his wife denounces the expense as a wasteful sham in Cartoona Magasive.
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Shaw
Vacher Brim Ad and Cheery Golf Philosopher
An old advertisement promotes Vacher Brim for summer colds and various pains with sample offers and 60 cent tubes. A brief anecdote portrays a cheerful golfer who, after a tough loss, declines sympathy, valuing the joy of the game over victory.
You Need a Medicina Swamp Roots Endorsed by Dr Kilmer
A local advertisement extols Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for kidney liver and bladder ailments. It claims sworn testimonials prove its efficacy and urges readers to obtain sample bottles or larger sizes from drug stores, noting affordability for poor men.
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Anya
Dy. Kilmer
Dr. Wiigtghe Co
Binghargen
N. Yo
Endoaty Ten
Zarge
Madicip
Torvsale
Montana's 200000 Acre Wheat Farm Under Campbell Plan
Thomas D Campbell drives the world’s largest wheat operation on unused Indian lands in Montana. The 200000 acre farm, organized into 6000 acre units, uses tractors exclusively and a hired management team per unit. If yield meets expectations, crop output could reach about 5850000 bushels valued around 12556000 dollars at government price, with Indians receiving staged leases. Campbell’s effort links to President Wilson and J P Morgan funding, aiming to transform wheat production on the Crow agency reserve.
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Thomas D. Campbell
Grand Forks
Los Angeles
Cal
Crow Indian
Montana
Crows
Campbell
Indian Bureau
Washington
Wilson
Lane
Interior Department
Mr. Campbell
Bureau
Campbell Turnled
New York
J. P. Morgan & Co
Mr. Morgan
Montana Wheat Farming Corporation
Tractora
More Acres Tilled Last Year As War Boosted Food Drive
The nation increased food production during wartime, planting over 11 million more acres than the previous year. Total crop acreage in 1918 reached 867,788,000 compared with 856,341,000 in 1917 and 344,793,000 in 1916, covering major crops and tied to 94.8 percent of all crops in 1900.
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Onelo Sam
Bureau of Crop Estimates
United
States Department of Agriculture
Why Destroy Your Friends In The Suburbs Of One City
A thrifty essay cites a man arrested for shooting robins and cedar waxwings and argues for protecting native birds. It notes insects causing tolls to rise, hawks and owls as outlaws, and estimates birds consume mice caterpillars and moths, warning native bird destruction harms agriculture and food crops.
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United States
Thritt Magazine
Rubber seed oil production eyed for commercial use
A report from the Federated Mains States agricultural department outlines a method to manufacture rubber seed oil with minimal refining. The study suggests the oil can be obtained from waste material, in large quantities, easy to collect, transport, store, and crush, pointing to rubber seed oil as a near rival to linseed oil and a potential major industrial product.
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Federated Mains States Agricultural Department
Telte
Ind. Ane Ena. Obem
Maudie Seeks Birthday Gift Advice from Fiancé's Sister
Maudie blushes as she asks her fiancé's sister for gift ideas. The sister offers vague guidance, then quips that he would likely value something he could pawn easily, revealing a playful yet candid exchange about the future husband.
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Maudie
Proud Daughter Corrects Dad’s Rank in Hardy Battle
Rebecca eight years old defends her father’s rank as a lieutenant against a neighbor boy who calls him captain. Rebecca insists the father is not an officer, nudging her mother to back her view as the family preserves dignity in a humorous exchange from the Buffalo Commercial.
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Rebecca
Buffalo Commercial
Lets George Do It. How does Lazenby play golf
A clipped quotation from the Boston Evening Transcript imagines Lazenby playing golf by prosy, describing him listening to the chatter on the course and waiting on the clubhouse veranda. It portrays a casual, observational tone without detailing actual play.
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George
Lazenby
Boston Evening Transcript
Not Big Enough Hut Question In Money Coat
A fragment shows a dialogue about size and value. The speaker asks if the hut is large enough, while the other responds not for the money coat. The excerpt presents a brief exchange without broader context or identified persons or places.
Indefinite remark on stenographer needs mocks language
A playful exchange jokes about needing a new stenographer for a spell. One speaker asks if the need is for time or the English language, highlighting language humor in a casual chat.
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