Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Brooklyn Woman
A letter from Mrs. M. B. Shotwell of Brooklyn cites relief from nervous prostration, backaches, headaches, and insomnia after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The ad urges women to try the remedy, claiming it renews energy and youth and quoting other testimonials to persuade readers.
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Bertsigomaet
Imibuta
Lydia B. Pinkham
Mra
M. B. Shotwell
Mathash Avenue
Brooklyn
N.C
Atrang
Lydia
Pinkham
Cure Ads and Eczema Claims From 1905 Note
A century old clipping blends medical ads and humorous vignettes. It touts Cuticura for eczema outbreaks on the chest face and neck, cites a patient’s full treatment success, and includes comedy snippets and a foot powder pitch. Details mix product lines and public notices of consumer remedies.
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Physichin
Kim
Whsun
Liscoma
Town
Clean Pig Growing and Farm Management Tips
A veteran Indiana farmer shares hog pens cleaning, whitewashing, and disinfectant use to boost hog weight and prevent disease. Advice covers feeding, ensilage use for dairy cows, and maintaining clean barns to reduce feed loss and parasites. Includes notes on cheese quality and milk fat testing for Wisconsin dairy readers.
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Iisa
Amesia
Edilor
Lberty
A. L. Stanley
Indiana Farmer
Ensilagh
Jersey Bolletio
Corn Belt
Indiana
M. Babcock
Wisconsin Expertment Station
Robertson
Dairy Commisioger of
Canada
Ihdudd Powuids
Indie Daily Presa
Experiment Station
Wisconsin
Old Stock Best for Breeders in Poultry Tips
The article discusses selecting breeding stock for poultry success. It urges saving strong breeding geese, turkeys, and ducks from mature birds, warns that most pullets produce weak offspring, and notes young stock yields losses. It recommends using old ducks sparingly and choosing robust breeders to reduce weak chicks.
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Hick
Ar Yorata
Seedsmen advise on choosing grass seeds for farms
Farmers trust advice from seedsmen and other suppliers for seed selection and field management. State experiment stations and grass seed specialists have tested combinations to suit soils, and farmers should use this expertise to improve results, not rely solely on personal judgment.
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Planteri Ag
Indianapolis News
Abolish Thy Blindars in Horses Beasts
Kansas City Live Stock Indicator discusses horse blinders, arguing they block rear view to prevent startling the horse. The note claims gentle exposure to common objects reduces fear, advocating owners let horses notice sights while training to rely on senses.
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Horsea Art Fondoemning
Himyana Anne
Bindera
Gills
Kansas City
Twitching Nerves Cured By Dr. Williams Pink Pills
A Nebraska style testimonial reports hereditary nervous twitching treated with Dr Williams Pink Pills. Elizabeth Raunella of Newton Kansas describes two years of night restlessness and leg twitching resolved after six boxes, with brief relapse then complete relief after reusing the remedy. The ad promotes Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY for further information.
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Williame
Elizabeth Raunella
East Seventh Street
Newton, Kanans
Williaina
Andreas
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
The Charm of China and the Land of East Views
An essay quotes Guy M. Walker on the allure of China. It contrasts beauty with cluttered life, praising terraced mountains, tea houses, gardens, and cheerful crowds while noting the lasting pull on travelers and former residents to return to the East. The piece ends with a memory aid and a Plain Dealer note about a sword swallower and an albino snake charmer.
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Vis
Guy M. Walker
China
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Public highways safety enforcement measures proposed
The text describes steps to investigate dangers or injuries from improperly used highways, allowing action to obtain redress and to enforce safeguards at the town. It mentions authorities targeting public safety, investigating hazards, and taking steps to ensure proper highway use.
Color Wunilen Goose Alick From Logwood Dye Method
A fragment describes an old dyeing method using logwood extract mixed with warm water and vitriol, with instructions to wet the fabric, dye in a simmering solution, and press. It names Eleanor R. Parker as a signer or source fragment.
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Eleanor R. Parker
Nature lessons and a cold remedy spoof in a rough note
A fragmentary piece shows a late night scene with a concerned partner and a quip about women. It shifts to a mock advertisement for a cold cure LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE and a classroom moment where a teacher compares nature to art. A girl reveals she is cross eyed, joking about doctors fixing her eyes.
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E.W. Grave
Nelile
Pitta Cures Back Aches With Kidney Pills
A Skowhegan man claims kidney pills saved him after years of back pain feverish nights and weight loss. He credits Dean's Kidney Pills bought locally for restoring his health and reports being well for three years. Also a hotel humor item about a guest asking for the best room and being told it’s already given to fifty others.
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Mr. Pitta
E. Pitts
Hathaway Street
Skowhegan
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
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