Sterling Girl Finds Relief With Lydia E Pinkham Product
In Sterling Connecticut a 22 year old woman describes monthly fainting spells and general weakness improving after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. A Massena New York woman reports anemia and exhaustion resolving with the remedy and offers to share her experience. The notice urges young girls to seek restoration to health for painful and irregular periods and related symptoms.
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Sterling, Conn
Lydia B
Pinkham
John Tetauault
Box'116
Massena
N. Y
Lydis E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Miss Lovisa Myres
Box 74
Massena, N.Y
Lyndia B. Pinkham
Sensation Novel Draws Quick Fire Reactions in Court
In a sharp exchange, a judge condemns a sensational novel as it erupts in court. The remark that the work “burns” through the town prompts debate on propriety and public taste amid local uproar.
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Judge
Proven Swamp-Root Aids Weak Kidneys
Advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney liver and bladder troubles. Claims quick healing effects and urges readers to buy a bottle or request a sample by mailing ten cents with paper ad reference.
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Dr. Elmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Adr
The Leader Motto Quotation From Knickerbocker
A compact item presents a motto attributed to Knickerbocker and its counterpart Bocker urging caution and resolve. The quip emphasizes first ensuring correctness before taking decisive action.
Harmful little pest Bly Green long legged insect ruined millions of dollars
The clover louse introduced with clover and peas from Europe devastates peas and clover, while alfalfa seems immune. Aphids multiply on red clover and field peas, with fungus Dmpusa aphidis as the main enemy. In Maryland peas valued at 3 million dollars were destroyed in a single year. The ladybird beetle and its larvae are among the most effective natural enemies.
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J. W. Folsom
Illinois
Europe
United States
Wisconsin
Maryland
Canada
Treating Wheat for Smut With Copper Sulphate Method
The copper sulphate or blue vitriol method soaks wheat in a solution of one pound of copper sulphate per 25 gallons for 12 hours, stirred occasionally, then briefly immersed in water made with ten gallons of water to one pound of fresh slaked lime to protect germination.
Care for Young Animals Boosts Market Profit
The cpics and calves are worth good money. It is up to the owner to maximize value through continued growth. Proper cloutter and feed ensure better returns as the animals keep growing.
Lime Is Not a Fertilizer in Farm Practice
The article explains that lime is not a fertilizer but a soil conditioner reducing acidity to support legume bacteria. It notes lime's gradual long term benefits, improved soil friability with proper application, and occasional immediate crop response on very sour soils, especially for clover and alfalfa.
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M. I. Miller
Missouri
Leghorns Prove Cost Efficient For Poultry Business
Poultrymen are urged to favor Leghorns due to lower feed needs, producing two birds per two Leghorns equaling one large breed fowl’s yield, plus eggs far above in number. Early maturing, good foragers, and vigorous, Leghorn pullets lay earlier and hens hatch chicks easily, with high fertility making them ideal for business and home use.
Millet College Chair Candidate Fails Language Test
A Milledgeville college applicant for a modern language chair fails the supreme test when asked to translate phrases in German French and monkey speech, provoking the board to praise a clearly multilingual candidate before the reveal of the missing skill. Also included are brief jokes about a tough waiter and a humorous exchange between a father and son after a quarrel.
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Milledgeville College
Jawohl
Garner
Pasteurizing Milk in Bulk Promises Safer Bottling
A Department of Agriculture investigation concludes bulk pasteurization and bottling while hot in steaming bottles reduces bacterial risk. The method also limits milk evaporation, prevents bottle infection, and allows use of normal cardboard caps.
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Department of Agriculture
Pruning Guidelines and Ram Lamb Advice for Farmers
Pruning bush fruits currants and gooseberries recommends cutting back one third of last year's growth and thinning surplus diseased or unthrifty shoots. Old bushes may lose two thirds of last year's growth. Also notes there is no excuse for keeping poor ewes when good ram lambs can be bought.
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PhiloHay Specialties Co
Newark
N.d
Adv
He and She Read Mentions of Lives of the Hunted
A brief New York Post exchange notes curiosity about a book title Lives of the Hunted. He asks what it is about while she says she has not read it.
Doctor’s Experience Says Coffee Harmful To Health
A doctor argues coffee damages some systems and causes stomach and nervous problems. He shares a patient story of nervous prostration after coffee, then switching to Postum improved sleep and weight. The ad promotes Postum Cereal and Instant Postum from Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan, with pricing and availability details.
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Coffen
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Aber
Hobbs and Dobbs Exchange A Cautious Provocation
A terse exchange features Hobbs insisting he would not believe a tale unless he saw it himself, while Dobbs counters that belief follows the witness. The dialogue hints at tension between credibility and doubt as the speaker implies fear or terror may accompany belief or disbelief.
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Oer
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Centaur Company
Toney
Castoria
Percy Raymond
Mr. Raymond
Ladies’ Home Journal
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Old Man
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Warners
Ware's Sale Remedies Co
Rochester, N
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HAI RR
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