Nature's Way as Best Remedy Ad Highlights Dr Pierce
An advertisement extols nature based remedies by Dr. Pierce including Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets. It claims alcohol free extracts from native roots like Black Cherry Bark Queen's root Golden Seal and Hydrastis support treatment of bronchial and digestive ailments. Requesting a small book endorsed by medical authorities, readers are invited to mail 9 cents for a 1008 page Common Sense Medical Adviser.
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Br. Pierce
Ature
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical
Pierce's
Rostalrd
Pierce
R.V. Pierce
Buffalo
Florida fruit crop and other rural notes from 1907 08
The page reports the Florida citrus harvest at 2,295,072 boxes for 1907 08 versus 3,826,018 the prior year, notes damage to uncovered strawberry beds in February and March, and covers US wool production and value. It also discusses farming debt, seed treatments, the California orange harvest potential, forest reserves, seed drill benefits, sugar beet production growth, and dairy market observations in Iowa and Chicago packing implications.
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Florida
Agricultural notes urge resilient crops and seed testing
The article urges improved farming in Brazi with larger sheep flocks and careful seed selection. It warns against cheap, adulterated seed, advises testing under state inspectors, and recommends August alfalfa planting in the north. It highlights Eden Valley irrigation opening June 1 and discusses brass bromus and brome grass as forage, noting hardiness concerns and regional forage comparisons.
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Department of Agriculture
Dakotas
Kentucky
Appalachian Forest Reserve Bill Aimed at Federal Lands
The measure before Congress would authorize the secretary of agriculture to acquire forest lands in the southern Appalachians and White Mountains by purchase or gift for watershed protection. It sets aside 35,000,000 dollars for immediate land purchases, allows limited homestead sales, and keeps reserves under national forest administration with federal oversight to protect streams and watersheds. Citizens are urged to contact their representatives in support.
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Appalachian
Congress
House of Representatives
Senate
Secretary of Agriculture
Appalachian Mountains
Virginia
Maryland
West Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Kentucky
Tennessee
White Mountains
New Hampshire
Maine
Atle
United States
Friends of the Forest
Caanot
Oliure Géneratona
Instructive statistics on long-term U.S. grain yields
The Crop Reporter for January presents forty years of average yields per acre for corn wheat oats barley rye and other cereals from 1868 to 1907. It argues for a scientific agriculture to restore productivity and urges farmers to adopt better cropping to raise output above paltry averages.
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United States
Dutiei
A Tree for the North Norway Poplar in Minnesota
The Norway poplar thrives in northern regions with no seed needed for propagation. It grows straight with straight grain wood, good durability, and rapid growth, reaching fifty feet tall and seventeen inches in fourteen years in Minnesota. Trials by the federal forest service show it is hardier and of superior wood quality compared to Carolina poplar.
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Central
West
Minnesota
Fuderal Forest Service
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Fetrigg Register
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Iowa
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Wyoming
Eden Valley
Rock Soprings
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Continental National Bank of Chicago
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Lewis
F. D. Grout
F. G. McMahon
E. P. Bragg
Aise Sharpaer
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Stratemeyer & Co
ASA View
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