Allenrhu Rheumatic Cure Adverts and Bee Odor Study
Buck and Rayner Drug Stores in Chicago offer Allenrhu with a money back guarantee if it fails to conquer rheumatism. James H. Allen promotes Allenrby as the remedy for severe rheumatic pain. Separate article describes beehive sentry bees detecting enemies by odor, not sight, with guards at hive entrances and researchers identifying queens, drones, and workers by scent.
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Allen
Allenrhu
James H. Allen
Allenrby
Allendra
Willie
Definition and signs of kleptomania in historical text
The article defines kleptomania as a mental impulse disorder and a symptom of insanity caused by mental impairment. It notes impulsive acts without reasoning, with patients stealing bright articles and hiding them without concealment or gain, and rarely using them.
It Takes Tims and Mrs Post Clash Over Spelling
The fragment mentions It Takes Tim s and Mrs Post debating spelling and studying psychology at college. It hints at encouragement and potential future teaching of Tim spelling, with a casual tone and partial quotes. The readable text centers on a lighthearted exchange about education and literacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tims
Post
Tim
Iowa History Notes From Bountiful Growth to New Plans
The article surveys Iowa's early governance with Democrat Anbe Briggs, Des Moines telephone growth, and a century of expansion. It reports on dairymen records via Iowa State College, Christmas carol performances in Davenport parks, and a bank swindle warning. It notes plans for a fifty two week North Iowa fair, Newton fashion shows, Cedar Rapids first motorart, Essex farm management clubs, and Iowa’s 77th birthday year with wealth in coal zinc corn railways. It highlights Jewish concert stars Hershman Warti n Holm an in Des Moines January 26 and closes with Iowa's progress since 1846.
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Iowa
Anbe Briggs
Des Moines
Pioneer Cow
Black Hawk County
Iowa State College
Amea
Davenport
Frank Warner
Iowa Bankers’ Association
Mason City
Newton
Home Economica
Cedar Rapids
Motorart
Page
Essex
Union
Mordecai Hershman
Zavel Wwartin
David Holman
Spring Planting to Avoid Frosts
Guidance from the USDA outlines delaying planting to dodge frost risk. It provides average last killing frost dates by region and suggests crops to plant before and after the frost date, including beets and lettuce before, beans and tomatoes after, with caveats about southern Florida and Gulf coast regions.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Florida Peninsula
West Gulf Coast
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Austin
Tex
Georgia
Montgomery
Ala
Texas
Bng
North Carolina
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Maryland
Virginia
Kentucky
Illinois
Miggouri
Kansas
Ohio
Indiana
Iowa
Nebraska
Lower Peninsula
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
South Dakota
Raising Dairy Heifers Most Economical Scheme
In Kentucky College guidance the economical method for building a dairy herd is to raise heifers from high quality cows and sire calves with a pure bred dairy bull. Feeding plans vary by milk sales, with three options: full milk then hay and grain, two weeks of whole milk followed by milk substitutes, or minimal milk to sustain normal growth.
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Kentucky College of Agriculture
Bulletin on Modern Bush Fruit Growing Gains in Minnesota
F. P. Daniels of the University of Minnesota division of horticulture says raspberries blackberries currants and gooseberries have substantially increased in acreage and yield over the past decade in Minnesota. He predicts continued growth with improved cultural practices and pest control. The bulletin covers planting cultivation pruning harvesting and insect and disease control. It is issued by the university agricultural extension division and can be obtained free by writing the Office of Publications University Farm St Paul Minn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Pb. Daniels
Division of Horticulture
University of Minnesota
Minnesota
Agricultural Extension Division
University
Office of Publications
University Farm
St.Paul, Minn
Fix Up Wire Fences to Prevent Cattle Breaks
Farmers advised to tighten wires restaple rotted posts and replace damaged boards now while haying and harvest are underway to guard against cows finding fence gaps next summer. The reminder stresses early maintenance to avoid cattle escapes and potential losses.
Protect Alfalfa With Winter Top Dressing
Young alfalfa that has not grown enough to endure severe winter weather can be protected by a top dressing of barnyard manure. Spread evenly, preferably with a manure spreader, at the rate of eight to twelve tons per acre.
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Acre
Root Knot Disease and Control for Crops
United States Department of Agriculture warns root knot and root gall cause extensive crop damage across the United States except the far north. Bulletin 1845 outlines direct and indirect losses, resistant crops, steam sanitation in greenhouses, soil rotation, and uninfested soil to restore home gardens.
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United States Department Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Rome
South
Washington, D. C
Colt as Profitable Farm Product says rise in horse value
W H Peters chief of the division of animal husbandry at the University of Minnesota argues in Special Bulletin No 80 that farmers should start raising colts now to replace aging horses. He notes old horses die faster than replacements arrive and that extra colts can be sold profitably at market age. The 20 page bulletin analyzes horse raising and care and is available free from University Farm St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Peters
Division of Animal Husbandry
University of Minnesota
Agricultural Extension Service
Peters
University Farm
St. Paul
Winter Water Supply For Poultry Care
Winter water supply is vital for laying hens. Keep a galvanized pall of fresh water near the mash hopper, protected in a small wooden box so it cannot be tipped. Use iron pails for easy cleaning, scouring with boiling water, and corn cobs to remove buildup. Clean water encourages drinking and helps prevent respiratory disease.
Timely Farm Practices for Winter Poultry and Livestock
Practical guidance on protecting pigs from lice and disease, sheltering Wye stock in rain, feeding high protein rations to young animals, and preventing winter losses. Emphasizes sanitation, dry well ventilated housing, ample bedding, and clean nests for geese and hens to maintain egg production and reduce fatalities.
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Druggitte
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohis
Hall & Ruckel
N. Y
MPRS
Buck & Rayner Drug Stores
Chicago, Ill
Odoa
Kemp
Balsam
Cees
Yy Hall & Ruckel
New York
Ghicago
Hawkeye
State News
Weather ‘Bureau
Timely Farm Hunts
Northwestern Yeast Co
North
Ashland Ave
Chicago, I
Elsie
Bayer
Wntactare
Moncsettraridestar
Ballcylinectd
Carter
Hessler
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