Best Medicine for Women Uses Vehicle of Hope in Ohio
Mrs Shaw from Portsmouth Ohio credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after long time irregularities and pains. She had four in her family and three boarders and found relief through the root and herb remedy promoted by Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Mass offers special advice on gender related ailments.
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Mouth
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkban
Sara Shaw
R. No. 1
Portsmouth
Uric Acid Cure Advice From 19th Century Doctor
1848 Garrod linked gout to kidney poisoning and poor elimination while Strauss noted uric acid buildup inflames joints. Preattack symptoms include headache and neuralgia. Advice urges heavy water intake, hot water before meals, and Anuric tablets from Dr. Pierce’s Hotel Buffalo.
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Arthur Garrod
H. Strauss
Strauss
Dr. Pierce
Valids
Buffalo
N. Y
Green feeds and a vinegar barrel silo for winter poultry
Poultry raisers rely on beet tops cabbage leaves and waste greens as green feeds in winter. Cabbage stores poorly versus mangel wurzels. silos built from barrels or hogsheads provide succulent winter fodder. Clover alfalfa and sprouted oats are cut or fed as meal. alfalfa has high fiber but less digestible. Green feeds ease winter rations, reduce egg losses and aid feeding efficiency.
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South
A Good Disinfectant For Contagious Diseases In Poultry
The article describes disinfectants that destroy worms and external parasites in poultry houses. It recommends thorough interior application, cleaning of roosts and nest boxes, and disinfecting troughs with boiling water. Limewash is suggested as a standard disinfectant, with a note to add crude carbolic acid during virulent outbreaks.
Farm Animals and the Hog’s Value in Modern Farming
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the piece extols hogs as a premier farm animal for meat profit and efficiency. It notes hogs require less labor equipment and capital, reproduce rapidly, and support dairy and beef industries through by products, while warning against feeding diseased milk by products and urging proper sterilization.
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United States Department of Agriculture
South
United States
Feeding New Corn to Stock
New corn is not a safe grain for work horses and mules and can cause colic. Feed only the dryest ears, four to six per meal, with a pinch of salt. A safer method is half corn and half oats. For hogs, feed entire stalks with ears. Feed small amounts, spread across the lot, and keep ashes and charcoal available under cover to balance acidity.
Selecting an Incubator and Incubation Steps
The guide emphasizes following manufacturer directions and keeping incubators steady at the target temperature. It warns against adding fresh eggs to incubating ones, turning eggs twice daily after day two, cooling daily from day seven to nineteen, and testing on days seven and fourteen. It advises careful lamp/wick maintenance and not opening the machine after day eighteen. It also notes that reliability varies with makes, recommends choosing a well-regarded local model, and to market cockerels once they reach one pound or a marketable weight.
Value of a Acre of Alfalfa in Pork Production
Kansas Agricultural College experiments show 170 pounds of green alfalfa fed dry equals 100 pounds of corn. Six pounds of corn yield 4 pounds of pork, so 170 pounds alfalfa yields about 162 pounds pork. An acre yielding 20,909 pounds green hay could, when fed with corn, produce about 2,000 pounds pork, illustrating acre value.
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Kansas Agricultural College
Just Once Try Dodson’s Liver Tone Ad
A vintage advertisement touts Dodson’s Liver Tone as a safe, vegetable alternative to calomel. It claims quick relief for lazy or constipated livers, promises no salivation, and guarantees improvement by morning with a money back offer. It also touts suitability for the whole family and a pleasant taste.
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Dodson
After the Flu Fever or Gold
Suffering from lingering flu aftereffects, readers urged to cleanse the digestive tract with Eaton ic to remove acidity and poisons. A Civil War veteran letter is cited as proof of rapid appetite and strength recovery, claiming three doctors offered no relief before Eaton ic helped him regain health.
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Eatonic
Fowler
Indiana
Martin
Shorter days mean less time and more value
The piece notes that days feel shorter as time is perceived to be scarcer and equated with money, reflecting a view on efficiency and economic mindset. It frames time as a precious resource tied to financial worth.
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