Miles Heart Remedy touted for heart and nerve support
The ad features Mrs Lillie Thomas of Upper Sandusky Ohio praising Dr Miles Heart Remedy and Nervine for two years of chest pain back pain and breath issues claiming thirteen bottles improved health and weight gain. It touts the remedy as a proven heart treatment with tonic effects and mentions the Miles Medical Co.
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Miles
Lillie Thomas
Upper Sandusky
Ohio
Miles Medical CO
Elkhart
Ind
Clubbing List for Subscriptions to News Publications
Remit one dollar for a one year subscription and receive access to publications including the New York World thrice weekly at 65 cents and Louisville Carrier Journal weekly, along with Cincinnati Enquirer weekly at 25 cents. The offer applies to both old and new subscribers and promises frequent home delivery.
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New York World
Louisville Carrier Journal
Beardsley Veterinarian Offers Services in Fo-Amand Area
Dr. H F Beardsley, graduate veterinarian, tendering professional services to stock owners of Fo-Amand and vicinity. Advertises office at De Motte's Livery Stable, home Pione. National Education Association Boston event July 2–8 1910 with low Boston- via NR Railway rates and extended travel limits to September 15 1910. Contact J Beam Jr AG P A St Louis for rates and info.
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Fo-Amand and Vicinw
Office de Motte
Home Pione
National Education Association
Boston
Mass
Southern Railway
J. ©. Beam, Jr
AG. P. A
Louis
No clear headline from OCR fence ad fragment
Fragmentary ad style text notes American fence products with various weights and styles. Mentions weather resistance and a boast about keeping animals fenced, urging neighbors to inquire.
Feeding corn for fat hogs risks weak bones and paralysis
Experts warn corn heavy diets stunt bone and muscle growth in young hogs. Dr. Alexander notes pure corn leads to pudgy frames and possible fractures, urging mixed rations with milk, middlings, flaxseed meal, bran, dried blood meal, and lime water, plus exercise.
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Alexander
Soth Ilinois
Iowa
Dipping Hogs to Fight Disease and Pests
An exchange notes hog dipping mainly aims to destroy lice but may help prevent disease. It suggests careful hog care and light feeding can negate dipping, yet under current conditions the small cost may be worthwhile. A grower reports Zenoleum effective for hog and sheep dipping, costing less than other dips to rid stock of lice and ticks.
Age of a Profitable Cow
A Kansas state board of agriculture report argues a cow eight years old yields higher profits than younger cows. The cow is in her prime for several years, not considered old until fourteen or fifteen. First calves at two or three years reduce profitability. one strong cow between seven and eight may outperform two younger cows in dairy revenue.
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Kansas State Board of Agriculture
The Proper Feeding Trough for Sheep
Wide-botomed troughs prove more satisfactory for sheep feeding than V shaped ones as they limit rapid eating. Troughs should stand about one foot high with strong legs spread at the base to resist tipping. Grain storage boxes should hold wagon loads and be made of matched lumber with a hinged top. Grain feeding can use wooden snickets or coal scuttles to regulate each feeding.
Beets and Carrots as Feed for Horses
Root crops like beets and carrots mix with grain and hay but beet contains a chemical beetine that is poisonous to stock, especially horses. Do not feed beet roots as main food or pasture tops. use small, reasonable portions to cut costs without risking health.
Feed Sheep Regularly for Better Condition
Sheep are not highly intelligent but respond to time. They become restless after feeding hour, signaling strain and loss of flesh. Regular and systematic feeding reduces total food required to keep them in good condition.
Potash in Clover Land Explains Fertilizer Trick
Clover land often deficient in potash can yield great crops when wood ashes are spread or a commercial fertilizer like potash is applied. The practice helps soils that refuse to produce potash on their own, boosting clover growth.
Bank Robbers Nemesis Drives Pinkerton Crime Crusade
A bank shortage of 540 appears in a St Paul bank as the thief mails back the stolen money with a taunting note. The essay extols the Pinkerton protection system for member banks, citing lower thefts among members than non members and detailing the relentless pursuit and policing by the Pinkertons.
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St. Paul
American Bankers’ Association
United States
Yege
Pinkerton National Detective Agency
Bankers’ Protective Committee
Fritz Graves
Bohemian Magazine
Return envelope and postal card plan for advertisers
Colonel French reports a new plan for the Post Office Department to issue stamped return envelopes and postal cards funded by a hundred thousand dollar deposit. Advertisers would pay regular postage only on received mail while the Department handles manufacture and distribution, potentially boosting revenue by over sixteen million annually and aiding national trade.
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Lippincott
Willard French
Post Office Department
Congressional
French
Commission
Treatment of Muscle Strain
A muscle strain from overuse or unfamiliar use can mimic more serious conditions like rheumatism or appendicitis. Rest is the key treatment, with strict bed rest for abdominal strains and optional anodyne for pain. When general debility accompanies the pain, a tonic course and lifestyle adjustments are advised, though work constraints may limit changes.
Nail Biting Warns Against Habit in Children
An article notes nail biting as a nervous habit to overcome with willpower and constant reminders for both adults and children. It warns of finger and throat irritation from nail chews and suggests bitter quasara extract to deter the habit, sharing an example of a woman ruined by the habit who wore gloves.
World of Beauty and Duty in Poem Fragments
Fragmentary verse reflects themes of beauty duty and brotherhood with references to angels, divine love, and forgotten springs. The lines express idealized visions and personal introspection about humanity and kindness despite unclear full context.
Indianapolis Faces New Gas Franchise With Public Oversight
An analysis of Indianapolis gas company plans outlines a one million dollar capital stock, auction sales for added shares, and par value guarantees. A five member trustees board selects nine directors, with the mayor nominating one trustee. The charter requires semiannual statements, city audits, price caps of 60 cents per 1000 cubic feet, and gas quality of 600 BTU per cubic foot, aiming for stable, public-minded operation.
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Indianapolis
England
Board of Trustees
Circuit Court
Board of Public Works
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