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Newspaper

Fayette Reporter

Location

Fayette, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1910

Page

8

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad Claims Cure for Female Ills

A Chicago reader endorses Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier claiming recovery from severe inflammation and related female ailments after an anticipated operation. The ad touts the product as non narcotic and notes thousands of testimonials in the Lynn Massachusetts lab files. It invites women to write to Mrs. Pinkham for confidential free advice.

Chicago Ill Lydia E. Pinkham William Amens 21St St Pinkham Lynn Mass Lydia FE. Pinkham

Conversation on a Railroad Train About Drinking

A solemn man asks a fellow passenger if he drinks intoxicating liquors and the other agrees with a cheerful, practical response asking for a flask. The exchange hints at casual camaraderie during a train ride.

Tradition Shifts as Shakespeare Birthplace Print Astonishes Visiters

Two English travelers in Stratford on Avon at the Red Horse Inn notice a print showing The House in Which Shakespeare Was Born. They debate its accuracy with a waiter who confirms the inscription. One remarks Shakespeare was born in a manger, prompting surprised exchange.

Red Horse Inn Stratford-on- Avon Shakespeare Success Magazine

Growing Up Like Men In Life Says Freston Quote

A quoted maxim from Freston emphasizes that progress comes from continual aspiration and growth, warning that abandoning ambition leads to decline in character and stature.

Lamb Tempts Fate Near Mint Bed in Quiet Play

A lamb playing near a mint bed draws attention as onlookers speculate about potential risks. The playful animal neighbors a garden area, causing lighthearted chatter among residents while no injuries or incidents are reported.

Care of Separator Cream on Farm Hand Separators

Barney Low Woo, state food and dairy commissioner, writes that dairy meetings heavily discuss hand separator cream quality and notes the dairy association created a separate butter class from this cream. He urges farm operators to wash and keep their machines clean, stressing practical attention to separator maintenance.

Dairy Association Woo Barney Low

The Cooling Process for Creamery Butter Quality

An Iowa writer argues better butter quality comes from stricter sanitation and innovative cooling. He contrasts Wisconsin methods using springs to cool cream with an Iowa setup: a galvanized tank, water circulation from a well, and adaptable storage using barrels or cans.

Device relieves choking in cattle using throat press and lift

A Scientific American illustration shows a device with two arms ending in concave surfaces pressed against the throat just below a choking obstruction. The arms are drawn upward along the esophagus to move the blockage toward the mouth and free the animal.

Scientific American

FOR BETTER CARE OF MILK Pail Design Advice

An illustration shows milk entering a pail with a top design that excludes dust better than an uncovered can. Bacteria travel on dust particles rather than through air, so reducing opening size improves hygiene. The message emphasizes smaller openings in milk pails to limit contamination.

Sire of Much Importance in Herd Improvement

Sire carries half the calves genetic character and often more when prepotent, shaping entire herds. A well bred bull can dominate traits across a herd, transforming dairy stock and profits at modest cost, making him a strong investment.

Tests of Cows at Virginia Station Profit Figures

The Virginia experiment station reports Holsteins top profits at 4.92 dollars per cow per month for milk, with grades second at 4.27. The most profitable cow yielded 12,498.1 pounds of milk and 624.24 pounds of butter over 21 months, producing 201.05 dollars from milk and 4,151 dollars from butter.

Virginia Experiment Station

Dairy farm guidance from a bygone era on milk, calves, and silo investment

Practical advice for dairy operations highlights efficient feeding, equipment choices, and management. Emphasizes linseed meal as a fat substitute, cow cooling in warm weather, regular milking routines, talking to cows, silos, separators, and creamery benefits. Advises calf separation by age, proper penning, and stanchions to ease feeding.

Humorous Exchange on Married Life

A playful dialogue suggests a man gains only hot water from his wife when married, while a wife enjoys dresses hats and shoes from her husband. The quip frames traditional gender roles with light humor and a domestic twist.

Leten— Henderson Henpeck

Resinol Ointment Praised by Satisfied Mother

Mrs M F Clem of Sunbury Pa shares how Resinol Soap and Ointment transformed her baby’s severe eczema in three weeks after other doctors and salves failed. She notes dramatic skin improvement from pimples to clear complexion and commends the products for immediate relief of itching and pain. Resinol is sold in leading drug stores worldwide with a free booklet from Resinol Chemical Co Baltimore Md.

M. F. Clem‘mer Sunbury Resinol Chemical Co Baltimore

Johnsons Humorous Misstep Becomes Morbid Joke

A Harper's Magazine anecdote recalls President Johnson visiting his mother when widow Mrs Knox reminded him he had not seen Mr Knox in six years. Johnson asked about Knox, she replied he was dead, prompting a bemused correction about not seeing him on the street. The moment underscores how a lack of humor can spare embarrassment.

Johnson Harper’s Magazine Knox Mr. Knox Mrs. Knox Mr. Johnson

Try This This Summer Coca Cola Soda Fountain Ad

Try This This Summer. The next time you're hot tired or thirsty step up to a soda fountain and get a glass of Coca-Cola. It will cool you off relieve fatigue and quench your thirst delightfully. At soda fountains or carbonated in bottles five cents everywhere. Send to Coca-Cola Co. Atlanta Ga for free booklet The Truth About Coca-Cola. Includes why it is delicious refreshing and thirst quenching and send a 20 stamp for the Coca-Cola Baseball Record Book 1910 with Casey at the Bat schedules and more.

Coca-Cola Co Atlanta Coca-Cola Coca- Cola

Beveridge quotes minister plagiarism excuse in Cleveland

Senator Beveridge in Cleveland denounces a corrupt politician and mocks a minister who confessed borrowing sermon material and signaling quotes with two fingers. The note references Dr Pierce’s Miessant Pellets claimed to regulate stomach and bowels with agar-coated granules.

Beveridge Cleveland

Ten Years of Suffering Restored by Dean's Kidney Pills

Mrs Narcissa Waggoner of Carterville Illinois says she endured over a decade of backaches headaches nervous spells and dizzy bouts. After a fall left her unconscious three doctors deemed her case paralysis and unable to help. Using Deans Kidney Pills she was permanently cured and feels stronger than before. For sale by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

Dean Narcissa Waggoner Carterville Ill Dean’s Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y

Perplexing inquiry at New York furniture shop

In a New York furniture store a young engaged couple eyed mahogany tables. The clerk pitched the sale while the fiancé asked his fiancée if her legs were carved, triggering laughter as the blushing bride-to-be tried to explain in a moment of comic confusion.

New York

Unusual Bible Lesson Sparks Laughter in Church

A late‑in‑life former solicitor turned clergyman read aloud a lesson saying I see men as trustees working, musing on a comic misreading of legal abbreviations in the sermon. The anecdote highlights lawyers penchant for abbreviations from trustees to exors and admors.

Important to Mothers Examine Castoria and Winslow’s Syrup

Cautionary notice emphasizes inspecting every bottle of Castoria for infants and children and compares to Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup. Claims teething aid and gum soothing actions, claiming reduction of inflammation and wind colic. Mentions price 250 a battle.

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