Pinkham Vegetable Compound Aids Nervous Mothers
Philadelphia woman describes relief from nervous indigestion and fatigue after taking Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for three months. She reports improved appetite, reduced back ache, and steadier mood. The ad emphasizes overstressed mothers and endorsement by a local user in North Taylor Street.
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Philadelphia
Pinkham Vegetable Cor
Mia
Wonttihlink
North Taylor St
Lydia
Pinkham
War Worker's Wel come Shocks Tirltsh W A C C Chief
An effusive welcome greets a war work recruiter at a certif house, where a veteran mother refused the visitor and jeered at the recruitment attempt. The scene ends with the older woman expressing disappointment that the caller is too young.
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W. A. Acc
Barlelgt. Lelel
Shorty
Neighbor Returns Meal With Whispers Of Family Ties
A confused exchange reports a girl named Marjorie visiting new neighbors, then noting gossip about her own family. The voices hint at a grandmother figure and a mistaken marriage claim, with unclear details and little corroboration.
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Marjorie
Uttte
Mary
Guy
Grandmother Tate
Kalekar So Hut and the Mountain Irony
The fragment hints at a historical cover story featuring Kalekar and a mountain name, with a cryptic line about an iron bridge and a mouse. It also references a person named Boeker and a phrase about the “Penk of Produc on,” suggesting production or title confusion.
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Kalekar
Boeker
Holsten cows produce forty pounds of butter in seven days
Records claim Holsten cows achieved high butter yield in a seven day test. Kornilyke Winona and Sogta TMengerveld Payne Johannunn are highlighted as top cows, with freshening ages and test outcomes noted. Both are owned by Phun Crave Kirt of Mina Center, New York.
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Holsten
Kornilyke Winona
Sogta Tmengerveld Payne Johnunn
Rerndyke Winony
Ts Coulac Kerndyke
Winona Mortithilde
Chartes
Hyde
Watertown
N.Y
Sealy
Uengerseht
Bayne
Phun Crave Kirt
Mina Center
Revised Wheat and Corn Standards Announced by USDA
The United States Department of Agriculture issues revised standards for wheat and shelled corn effective July 25, 1918. Changes include dockage measured in whole percent, updated foreign material terms, adjusted tolerances for dirt and impurities, revised minimum weights, and new sample grades for white, yellow, and mixed corn.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Tle
Cheap Gain With Hog Feed Promises Quick Stock Gains
A short note describes cheap gains with hogs using corn and soybean and notes rapid weight improvement. It mentions feeding strategy and a shift from grain to harvesting hogs, highlighting cost efficiency and quick returns for producers.
Pruning Red Raspberries for Season Growth and Fruit
USDA guidance explains summer and winter pruning for red raspberries. Summer pruning stops shoots at 18 to 20 inches to promote side shoots and extra roots. winter pruning eliminates canes that produced fruit and dead wood to focus energy on next season's bearing wood. Pruning depends on variety, soil, and fertilizer.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Clubs Add to Food Supply
The 45,000 members of boys and girls pig clubs are projected to produce at least 10,000,000 pounds of dressed pork this year if comparable to last year’s reports. The effort, tied to wartime food demands, has spread nationwide with 21 states employing pig club agents in cooperation with the animal husbandry division and state relations service of the U S Department of Agriculture. The department aims to enroll 200,000 youths as “Junior soldiers of the commissary” for 1918, encouraging each capable boy to raise pigs to help supply meat for soldiers.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Lviston Aml
Statea Relations Service
Uncle San
Knowledge of Fruit Buds and Pruning Practice
Read about how plum and peach fruits form on wood from prior season growth. The text emphasizes understanding fruit wood to avoid cutting away too much fruit bearing growth. It outlines the need to know the characteristics of the tree to manage future yields.
Parrot Actor Greenie Talks Money and Moderation
A playful scene features Greenie the parrot and Mrs. Greenle discussing acting, money, and moderation. Greenie explains he earns a salary only in appearances and crackers, while money enables performers to live, and the couple debates whether constant performance would weary them.
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Greenie
Greenle
Mrs. Greenle
Hier
Tom
Winning Which Is Losing
A reflective piece notes that some victories feel like loss, arguing honest success is better than ill gotten gains. It laments lives harmed by greed and cites a moral stance that cheating for money eclipses a fair month’s wages.
You Can Now Eat Your Favorite Food Without Fear
An advertisement for EATONIC tablets by Estoute Remedy Co Chicago promotes relief from indigestion and stomach misery. It claims EATONIC neutralizes acids, eases gas, and improves appetite after meals. Trusted by dr uzists, it warns against imitations and urges buy from druggists or mail order.
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B. L. Kramer
Kramer
Eatonic
Estoute Remedy Co
Chicago
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Daddy Senn
Mary Grayam Borer
the Parrot Actor
Libby
McNeill & Libby
Canada
U.S
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Ottawa
Cyan
Rewitt
Bes Moines
Sappho
U.s.marine Corps
GSH Morgan's
SQNE
Carter
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