Woman Credits Lydia Pinkham Medicine For Relief
Ravenswood West Virginia Mrs Bertha Limany recounts seven years of fem srouble and inflammation easing after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says eight bottles restored her ability to do housework and recommends the medicine to suffering women. The ad highlights daily chores and health benefits claimed by users.
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Ravenswood
W.ve
Tony
Lydia B. Pinkham
Bertha Limany
W. Va
Sears
Lydia EL Pinktam
Entangled Family Tree Joke Confuses London Audience
A visiting speaker encounters a patient who recounts a tangled chain of in laws and familial ties. The man explains that marriages across generations create a web where he becomes his own relative in numerous ways, leaving him baffled and amused.
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Herstepson
London
Farming Prospects in Asia Minor Under War’s End
The article discusses Asia Minor’s potential for power farming if stability returns. It notes fertile lands, abundant fuel sources, and cheap water machinery once peace and education improve, with statements about land testing and the impact of long conflict on agriculture.
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Asia Minor
Asia Mitor
Offields
Farm Implement News
Forethought and care stave off many farm fires
Prepared by the U S Department of Agriculture the article urges farm safety to prevent fires in barns and outbuildings. It details ignition sources from matches to kerosene lamps and gasoline cans, stresses proper storage and noncombustible containers, and outlines equipment and building practices to reduce fire risk including smokehouse design and spark control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Fall plowing combats wild onions in crop fields
The article explains deep fall plowing as the key remedial method to control wild onions or garlic, stressing sowing small grain and land preparation before seeding. It notes maturity issues with subblets, describes spring prep to avoid pest spread, and warns about tainted wheat when wild onions persist in crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department
Clover for Poultry and Purebreds In Poultry Rearing
The article discusses Clover for poultry and purebreds as superior to grades. It notes pruning and burning trimmings, favoring purebreds, corn as a grain for poultry, and highlights Cuthbert Berry as a favored raspberry variety. It calls for better quality and mentions orchard and home grounds barn cleanup.
House for Farm Machinery Depreciation Rules Noted
The text notes farm machinery depreciation at 8 percent annually when housed, with higher losses if left outdoors. It cites typical values like an average farmer investing about 800 dollars and mentions annual depreciation figures of 69, 128, or 404 dollars depending on housing. It discusses interest on a large tonner and keeping equipment indoors all winter.
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Sty
Paul in a Shipwreck Sermon and Rescue Lessons
A historic lesson text discusses Paul and a voyage on a stormy sea. It details Aristarchus and Luke joining, the ship's peril, Paul's guidance to winter at Fair Havens, measures to strengthen the vessel, and the crew's rescue as God fulfills his promise. It emphasizes faith, obedience, and practical care like provision of food amid danger.
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Alexandria
Myra
Saly
Cmpany
Paul
Aristarchus
Luke
Hsides Uiske
Havens
Chey
Crete
Apostle
Tome
Paula
Viaul
Plecea
Pant
Te Chan
Tim
Adta
Damascus the City of Everlasting Desert Charm
A vivid portrait of Damascus' ancient streets and river gardens drawn from early 20th century travel writing. It highlights the Barada river system, bustling markets, minaret viewpoints, and the great mosque with its storied history from heathen temple to mosque. It notes diverse travelers and the city’s enduring place in the desert world.
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Damascus
Foum Weat
Paul
Inatun
Dafpores
Jom
Bipttar
Dstrict
Khalid
Daemusens
Nelle
Must Love God and Seek Jeruzalem in Pilgrim Tone
Fragmented religious passage urges constant devotion to God and consecration of senses. Describes Jeruzalem as holy city where people offer themselves, with Nehemiah and Peter cited as authorities urging abstinence from worldly desires and spiritual warfare against the soul.
Rifles Doomed Sea Otter by Alaskan Hunters
Fragmented OCR describes Alaskan native hunting of sea otters using rifles and spears. It notes the perilous stalks in canoes, a practice called spear surround, where hunters circle a site, drive otters to surface, and drown them. Desperate behavior and dramatic risks are mentioned, including otters seeking shelter among rocks.
Cultured Pearls Debate Size and Color Compared
Thelerabic discussion notes experts reject claims that cultured pearls grow larger than natural ones. It argues cultured pearls remain small and lack warmth of color, unlike natural pearls, with sizes reported around five to seven grand fe in the tit.
Is He Telling the Truth or Not The Sphygmianometer Debate
The article discusses how excitement or nervousness affects the heart and blood pressure. It explains the sphygmianometer as a device to measure tiny variations, allowing investigators to infer truthfulness by detecting reactions to questions or suggestions. It notes claims that a skilled operator can determine if a subject is lying by reading physiological responses.
Adoption drive for French boys via Boy Scout troops
National education leader Lore W. Barclay earned a Knight’s honor for relief work in France. A disrupted appeal invites troops to adopt French boys, with expenses advanced by friends. Send contributions to the American Committee for Devastated France, 16 East 29th Street, New York City.
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Lore W. Barclay
Department of Education
Legion of Honoor
Regimns
France
Mathanal
Tay
Frome
Awertein Committee
East 29Th Street
New York City
New Branches of Scouting Expand Across Regions
Thirteen Rome scouts formed archery units in New York demonstrations, while a Manhattan troop showcased old English yew bows. In Breandus Montana twenty eight Boy Scouts organized mounted Hoy scouts, with many adopting forestry and wildlife conservation as a focus under expert forester guidance.
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Rome
New York
Manhattan
Breendus
Mont
Teg 12
Wilkesharre
Fine
Harding Praises Boy Scouts Movement
President Harding extols the Boy Scouts as fostering democracy through merit and equal opportunity. He urges every American boy to join, noting the organization teaches justice fair play cooperation and gentleness for peace and growth.
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Harding
Scout Movement
America
Boy Scout Organization
Scouting Insignia Featured in Memorial Window
The memorial window for Rev. Dr. Charles Townsend of Orange New Jersey honors the longtime First Presbyterian pastor and founder of the church troop. It uniquely includes the Boy Scout insignia in its design and depicts Christ feeding the multitude with the loaves and fishes, a motif Townsend preached on during a scout anniversary.
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Charles Townsend
First Presbyterian Church of
Orange
N.J
Andrew
Doctor Townsend
University Adopts Scouting at Notre Dame
Rev. James Burns, president of the University of Notre Dame, endorses the boy scout movement after investigating Catholic leadership in the program. Two troops are installed in the minimum department, praising virtues like kindness obedience and reverence and pledging practical support to expand scouting on campus.
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University of Notre Dame
Indiana
James Burns
University
United States
Doings Of Boy Scouts Inspire Community Service
Reports from Laurel Canyon California show Boy Scouts saving the home of Bessie Tove from fire. A camp questionnaire reveals scouts value character and habit building. Scouts in Yarley Pennsylvania promise Saturday cleanup including cemetery work. Casper Wyoming troops organize school sanitation projects under leaders. Moscow Time Scouts hike 200 miles daily pace. Berkeley California crews collect waste paper for charity. Joplin Missouri plans park tree care as a scout chosen project.
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Laurel Canyon
Cal
Bessie Tove
Fie
Yarley
Casper
Moscow
Berkeley
Bedross
Joplin
Pepto Manghn Keeps Blood Pure in Growing Children
Growing children often grow weak and pale from overexertion. Pepto Manghn promises to keep blood pure by increasing red cells to deliver oxygen, promoting healthy youthfulness, clear complexions, bright eyes, and buoyant spirits. Sold in liquid and tablet forms by druggists everywhere.
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Bolly
Aruggiste
Well Versed English Barrister in Court Rude Exchange
In a courtroom exchange a barrister defends himself against claims of rudeness. The dialogue notes there are many ways to be rude and asserts the barrister knows them all. The tone mirrors a satirical or instructional English legal dispute.
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