Theodore Roosevelt tributes from leaders and public figures
Numerous officials and prominent figures issue tributes after Theodore Roosevelt’s death. Secretaries Lansing Polk Baker Daniels Lane McAdoo and others praise his vigor, courage, and Americanism, noting his leadership, impact on public life, and enduring national influence.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Lansing
Col. Roosevelt
Navy
Army
Frontlaraman
Josephus Daniels
Tranklin K. Lane
Interior
Roosevelt
America
Carter Glass
Panama Canal
Tadt
Lfe
Lincoln
Lenroot
Winconsin
Lewis
Illnois
Amerles
Senator Warding
Ohio
Kenyon
Iowa
Abraham Lincoln
New
Ufe
Senator Martin
Virginia
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
The Razor in Civilisation and eighteenth century barbering
The article notes that Busta of the Caesars showed clean shaven men in the Civilisation era. It recalls eighteenth century fashion with men shaving heads as part of barbering arts. Hogarth painted a period man who loses his wig and appears like an elderly baby, reflecting uncouth barbarian looks.
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Busta
Hogarth
Disturbed Drunk Man Calmed by Scottish Minister
A famed Scottish divine stopped a drunken passenger from being ejected on a train car. He calmed the crowd and then, as leaving, the man muttered insults and then seized the minister's hands, declaring that the clergy understand what it is to be drunk.
Better Gardens Urged for 1919
Government urged Americans in cities towns and villages to boost home and back yard gardens to aid the food supply in 1919. With less than half of available land used in intensive gardening, citizens are asked to increase efforts as commercial production cannot meet urban demand. Extension agents farm bureaus and clubs push for more and better home gardens to establish the garden habit in 1919.
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Knox
Pennsylvania
Hia Fe
America
Ciamberlain
Oregon
Medil M'Cormick
Bia
James R. Mann
Roosevelt
Fess
Republican Congressional Committee
Cannon
Republic
Legislative Department
Gillett
Maasachusetts
Shallenggrqhr
Nebraska
Sherley
House
Appropriations Committee
Eronsevelt
Charles Evans Hughes
Cnd
Samuel Gompers
Americal Federation of Labor
William Jennings Bryan
Coronel Roosevalt
White
William RB. Day
Associath
Joseph McEkenna
Leonard Wood
Theodore Roosevelt
Poincare
France
Liberty
J.usshrand
United States
Irance
Henry White
Mr. Roosevelt
Herbert C. Hoover
E. M. Howash
Theodore Roosevilt
Lowden
Illinois
United States Department of Agriculture
Americca
Asx
Department of Agriculture
State Agricultural Colleges
Winter Garden For South Greens Through The Year
The article urges year round Southern garden harvests with winter greens such as turnip greens kale collards and spinach. It notes spinach can be cut in freezing weather and suggests hardy lettuce varieties with straw protection and onion sets for early greens. Growers are urged to maintain a constant supply of green food in winter.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Pure Waters Important for Milking Cattle
A U S Department of Agriculture note stresses cows need plentiful pure water. Impure or stale water deters drinking and reduces milk yield, as water makes up over three fourths of milk volume.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Utilize Roughages With Beef Cattle In Winter
Farmers urged to save grain and maximize coarse roughages like hay straw and corn stover. Feed stover early in winter to support cattle and spare better roughages for breeding livestock. Dry cows and feeder steers can winter mainly on roughages, especially cattle from drought areas in the Southwest.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Southwest
Keeping Walnuts for Planting Says Walnuts Valuable and Limited
Black walnut ranks among profitable woodland trees and is becoming scarce due to wartime demand. For planting select vigorous trees with large nuts, plant two nuts per hole eight feet apart, or store nuts over winter in pits eight to twelve inches deep with sand layers, then sow in spring. A bushel yields 1100 to 1400 nuts, enough to plant an acre.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Rout the Rat Warns Farmers On Rat Menace
The U S food administration urges stronger action by American farmers to curb rat problems. Passive disposal of farm waste could undo gains from patriotic efforts by housewives. A British ministry note cites losses from rats and other pests, mentioning a farmer paid $100.
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United States Food Administration
Ministry of Food
Mistake in Feeding Cows Affects Milk Output
The article warns that dairy farmers often err by not supplying enough feed above basic maintenance. Insufficient rations curb the cows' potential milk production and overall herd performance.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Iowa War Losses and Reforms Highlight 1918 Report
Iowans reported killed in action or died of wounds or disease, lists of names by town and county appear alongside notes on peace program reforms. Iowa State Teachers association backs prohibition suffrage and language-elimination measures, plus rural school consolidation changes and health education for students.
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Glenn 98
Calhoun
Bedford
John P. Sheldon
Keokuk
Walter C. Tjaden
Engle Grove
Ferdinand Wiese
Holstein
Wiliam F. Huegersel
Carroll
Chester R. Howard
Mount Vernon
Serge Gilbert Woods
Des Marines
Corp
James P. McCourt
Atlantic
Nels Thompson
Jewel
Fred W. Smith
Alte
John O
Carl Gotherds
Dumont
Leo P. Nauman
Dubuque
Frank Karal
Fairfax
Timothy L. O'Boyle
Vail
Vernot M. Staples
Clinton
Theophiel Tract
Hartwick
Loriz L. Jonness
Iowa
Harry N. Owen
Iowa City
John J. Moss
Missouri Valley
John ©. Knutson
Fertile
Gilbert J. Pawalka
Oxford Junction
Irvan B. Lyons
Charter Oak
Josep J. Chrristopherson
Remsen
Martin Hill
Gilman
Joel B. Parsons
Webb
Otter
Krekow
Sioux City
Clare
Des Moines
Drake University
War Department
Army Training Corps
Des Moines College
Dilla
Mills
Fremont
Callahan Gree
Creedon
Omaha
United States Faelity and Guarantee Company
Baltimore
George Deshi
Txling
Appanoose County
Agricultural Extension Department
Iowa State College
Daaht
Wright County
Santa Claus
Court House
Electric Company
Soldiers’ Fathers League of
Lisut
G. E. Ketterer
Bureau of Navigation
Lowa
Best Medicine for Women Promises Relief from Ailments
Patient from Portamouth Ohio reports irregularities and pain and credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health. Letter urges other women to try the remedy and seek advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts after forty years of experience.
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Portamouth
Oni Ina
Lould
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Sara Shan
R. No
Ohio
Shaw
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Stop Kidney Ills Now With Dodd's Kidney Pills
Warning about kidney warnings and pain urges early action with Dodd's Kidney Pills. Claims rapid relief, guarantees a first box helps, and offers money back if unsatisfied. Promotes as recommended by druggists and discourages substitutes.
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Dodd
Quips and Advertisements from a 19th Century Page
A collage of humorous exchanges and early 1900s ads. Jokes touch marriage expectations and household orders while product spots promote Garfield Tea and Gutira products. A Parade scene and distant observations close the snippet with social quips.
Gout treatment urged by 19th century doctors
1848 notes discuss kidney elimination of poisons in gout, with uric acid precipitating in joints. Prof. Strauss links attacks to poison buildup. Advise heavy water intake, diuresis, and Anurio tablets from local drug stores or trial offers to Dr. Pierce in Buffalo. claims Anurio dissolves uric acid more effectively than tea with sugar.
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Arthur Garrod
H. Strauss
Btraves
Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
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Colonel Roosevelt
Senator Kellogg
Minnesota
Benator Johnson
Winter Garden
South
Hawkeye State News
London
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