Rheumatism Cure Found in Blood Remedy
A Springfield man reports relief from rheumatic pains after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. He says external lotions failed, but within two boxes his pains disappeared and he has had no recurrence. The ad touts the pills as a blood remedy and urges purchase.
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Stephenson
Noon
No.115 Street
Springfield
Mass
Williams
Ind
Dodd
L. C. Bowers
Bright
In House Forcing Bed For Early Vegetables
An in house method for starting early garden vegetables using a wooden box with soil and sand, sun warmed by a window, and careful watering. The Orange Judd Farmer notes this simple setup yields vigorous plants in weeks, with daily turning and proper temperature to prevent drawing by light.
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Orange Judd
Sowing Seeds And Seasonal Farm Plans From Farmers' Review
A Farmers' Review note urges sowing seeds with a corked bottle and sand for even distribution, reflects on a duck farm dinner, and advises applying manure now before spring rains. It praises winter planning for spring farm work and recalls a Colorado farmer entertaining friends with large produce and pies. Iowa’s 12000 bushels of popcorn by a local king draws light humorous analysis from a statistician.
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Colorado
Iowa
Fattening the Horse on Buckwheat Bran and Linseed Meal
Practical advice from Ohio Station on fattening horses quickly with minimal exercise and a buckwheat bran diet for soft fat that can be shed with work. It also covers a balanced green ration of linseed meal oats and corn for better condition and notes on preserving barnyard manure to reduce ammonia loss and raise phosphoric acid content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Station
Missouri Farmer Wins License-Free Farm Sale Victory
The Missouri Supreme Court reversed a St. Louis criminal court ruling fining a farmer for selling fruit vegetables and poultry without a license. It held the farmer had the right to sell his own farm products without a license.
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Missouri
Supreme Court of Missouri
St. Louis
Draft Colts Need Generous Feeding and Shelter for True Draft Quality
Draft horses require complete nutrition, care and proper housing from birth to maturity. Breeding alone cannot ensure full development as feeding and shelter maximize size, weight and market value. neglecting nourishment leads to stunted growth and lower sale prices.
Cutting Fire Wood For Home Use And Efficiency
A practical guide to saving time and improving safety while cutting firewood. Tips include selecting knotty durable lengths, using a two pin saw back, slicing apple wood for heat, bundling brush, and using a lever to hold wood. A ground pole with holes aids log holding, and a buzz saw with three men speeds up large piles.
Clean Up the Cellar Advice for Restoring a Provisions Shelve
A writer in Farm and Home urges a thorough cellar cleanup to prevent spoilage. Remove decaying apples potatoes cabbage turnips onions and other vegetables. Inspect cider vinegar for leaks, repair with hoops from worn buggy tires, clean casks and paint. Treat mold with lime and copper sulfate powder, drain fumes, wash windows, inspect tubs and hoops, store preserves, whitewash interior.
Progressive Farmers Plan Mutual Benefit Meetings
Progressive farmers assemble to discuss beneficent plans and mutual aid schemes. One eastern state grange offers premiums for the best collection of weeds to be shown at future meetings as object lessons for members.
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Beneft
Fragmented 1905 snippets mix humor cures transport and ads
A jumble of quotes and notices from early 20th century papers, including pithy maxims about minding one’s own business, characterization snippets, diabetes cure claims for Dodd’s Kidney Pills, rail travel promos on Dixie Flyer and Chicago routes, a winter Chautauqua schedule in Citronelle Alabama, and an advertisement for Foot-Ease foot powder, all reflecting the era’s newspaper miscellany.
Salter seed company promotes billionaire grass and crops
Billson Dollar Grass from John A Salter Seed Co of La Crosse Wisconsin is extolled as the best hay producer, with claims of 5 to 14 tons of bay per acre and extensive pasture. Teosinte, Victoria Rape, and Speltz are pitched as prime feeds. readers urged to send 11 cents for a catalog and samples.
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Billson
John A. Salter Seed Co
la Crosse
Wis
America
Agr
Ag. Institute
Ieee
Salzer
Salter
Victoria
Wea Bu
Tf. LJ
Guaranteed Cure for Piies Promises Quick Relief
A National Magazine advertisement offers Paro Orment as a guaranteed cure for all forms of piles itching bleeding protruding or painful. If the medicine fails to cure in six to fourteen days the druggist will refund the purchase price. The copy notes a social millennium aimed at national wealth and prosperity.
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LE Boy
Doles
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Oremp
Te Fares Homestead Lands
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Tion
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Quincy Bidg
Chicago
Cuan
Callahan Biock
Migee
Bocconicea Ghandian Government Agence
Carles F. White
Rochester
Aral
Othe
Alexander
Detroit Free Press
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Toone
Boston
Relic
Eigen
Cage Tri
Florida
Old Battlefields
Jackson
Jacksonville
St. Augustine
Nashville, Chattanooga and
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Chattanooga
Atlanta
Battlefields
Bard F. Hill
Northern Pass
N. C
St. L. Ry
Marquette
Citronelle
Alabama
N. Y
Nickel Plate Road
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Pardoders Ataven
Calaban
Adams Street
Olmsted
le Roy
Piso
Robbine
Norwich
Onsgrass
Puck
National Magazine
Castora
Signature of
New York
Lion Coffee
ACE Soren Ik Wy
Ives
Grocers Woolson Spice CO
Toledo
Ohio
Vru Ski
Isery
Navan MU
Uae
Gray
Olmste
Widener
Carr Iver Pills
Ilotnir
A. 4. Tower CO
A.S.A
Tower Canadian Co.,ltd
Toronto
Canada
Walnut St
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Bears
Castoria
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