Nervous Woman Trials Cure with Favorite Prescription
An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for nervousness in women tied to diseased conditions of the female organs. It claims to normalize irregularities, drain inflammation, and calm nerves, citing a testimonial from Mrs. Selma Erickson. Also offers free Common Sense Medical Adviser via mail for stamps.
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Selma Erickson
Rice Street
St. Paul
Mins
Dr. Pierce
RV. Pierce
Buffalo
Farm notes urge practical farming and thrift across regions
A long rural column discusses dandelions, fencing, and pests, praising the value of silos, binding twine, and convict labor. It notes changing farm methods, the role of horses and mules, and economic tips on land, taxes, and cattle prices while reflecting on herd management and education paths for young farmers.
Farm Life and Rural Advice From an 1880s Newspaper
A collection of agrarian observations and guidance on farming, livestock, and household economy. It covers dairy co operatives, goat milk advantages, crop notes, garden care, honest signatures, and the value of farming for profits, fertility, and local industry. It emphasizes practical farming, self sufficiency, and community prosperity with regional anecdotes and advice.
Fall Days The Best For Enjoying Nature’s Quiet Pleasures
The piece recalls two red letter springs, June heat with tonic sea breeze, and especially late September harvest days when nature’s bounty and calm are valued above money. It extols migratory birds, clouds, farm sounds, and the joy of wasting a day in a tranquil rural scene over dividends or politics.
From barbarian to refined dining in civilization
A discussion on how culinary practices reflect civilization. It traces food preparation from raw eating through use of fire and utensils to formal dining as a marker of refinement, and highlights parental influence in shaping table manners and social behavior. It notes the home table as foundational to future dining etiquette and social conformity.
End of the Game in Farm Land Speculation
The article describes a turning point as land speculation cools in the Midwest. Real estate agents flood the market while cautious farmers and grangers face mortgage pressures. Some investors exit, while others remain entrenched in farming and mortgage repayment. The piece notes agents shifting to new products as lenders and buyers adjust to the changing market.
Farm labor strain as farmers seek wage relief
The article discusses widespread economic strife and labor shortages affecting farms. It notes farmers have enjoyed exemptions yet face rising wages for farm help and limited alternatives as mechanization grows, highlighting pressure on employers and workers alike.
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Tabasco
WT. Krieger
Mallard Savings Bank
Mallard, Iowa
J. P. Mulroney, Wx. White
H. B. Richards
J. P. Mulroney
William White
Archit Johnson
Joseph Mihi' Fread
George G. Sands
M. F. Kerwick
W. H. Coonan
Harper Whiskey
Blatz Beer
Gylinder Savings. Bank
Barrs A
General Banking
Tornado Insurance
E. S. Ormaby
L. Harrison
WM. Pender
Milwaukee
Iles
Boards of Equalization
Northwest
West Texas
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Colton
S Sen
Granger
Ueday
Imany
Lis
West
Opeas
Gertmainy
Drageiie
Rigg
Rockford
Montana
City of
New York
Co-Operative Dairy Association
Minneapolis
Europe
South Carolina
Agricultural Department
Faetery
Nore
Thedford
Caroline Martin
Parkersburg
W. Va
Bright
William Coffman
Marchshead
Thedford’s Draught
Emmetsburg, Iowa
Hinkley
Nolan
Dowican
E. B.sores
We. Buix
W.o.stoeksl
Capital
A. H. Keller
Alenander Peddie
M.F. Kemwice
W. BE. G. Saunders
Jonnx H. Godses
Lisbon
Palo Alto County
E. P. Bragg
West ,Main Steel
M. McCann
Coonan Building
Quirer
Danvers
Chas. McCormins
Finkley Black
P. R. Wells
Emmetsburg
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