Catarrhal Deafness Ad Claims Cure by Constitutional Remedy
An advertisement asserts catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications and promotes Hall’s Catarrh Medicine as a constitutional cure. It explains deafness stems from inflamed mucous lining and Eustachian tube issues, promising restoration of hearing if inflammation subsides, with a $100 reward for uncurable cases. The seller is Cleeulirstrea Fd Choney & Co. of Taleo Ohio.
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Andrugatits
Choney & Co
Taleo
Ohio
Madness and a smoking boy in Rehoboth Sunday Merald
In a domestic vignette from Rehoboth Sunday Merald, Henry Brown notes his son Gerald smoking a pipe as Mrs. Brown laments the scene. Gerald, seventeen, earns two dollars weekly and faces parental alarm while a practical remark about a pouch’s value surfaces amidst the chaos.
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Gerald
Belle
Cernii
Ups and Downs of Oration at the Joevel
An orator faced a skeptical audience, the mild egoist quipped. Senator Sorgium retorted that modern speakers struggle to reach the occasion as the crowd weighs the speaker’s intent against the moment. The exchange captures a tense moment of public rhetoric and political temperament.
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Sorgium
Diamond Dyes Promise Easy Color For Any Garment
Advertisement style note promises Diamond Dyes provide a simple method to dye worn fabrics including wool silk linen and cotton with guaranteed perfect results for first time users. It mentions color cards at a druggist and urges buying Diamond Dyes only. Includes unrelated quirky lines about ticket sellers and a discriminatory comment.
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Ady
Aspirin brands and plumbing woes appear in ad mix
An old newspaper fragment advertises Bayer aspirin labeled Boyer Tablets of Aspirin with Bayer Cross, listing uses from headaches to rheumatism. It hawks small tin boxes at low cost and mentions doctor prescriptions. The piece also includes a plumbing dispute over charges and a Colbury Soap baby care ad with fragrance notes.
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Bayer
Colbury
Irvings Tale Comically Confused About Robespierre
A fragmented reminiscence recounts Mr Irving misnaming Robespierre and conflating Marie Corelli with Charlotte Bronte, followed by a domestic anecdote about tutoring a niece in a prone kiss pose and an awkward exchange.
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B. Irving
Sardou
Robespilerre
Marie Corel
Marie Corelli
Charlotte Tronte
Mr. Irving
Shakespeare
Eradication of Wild Cucumber Threatens Pickle Crop
The United States Department of Agriculture reports that wild cucumber carries the mosaic disease that devastates cultivated cucumbers. Wet cucumbers suffer, and eradication of the wild vine could reduce or remove the disease threat, especially in Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, and Wisconsin where pickle farming centers. Town and country areas near towns show more disease and beetles spread it. residents urged to pull wild plants and prevent spread.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin
Michigan
Indiana
Ilinois
States Department of Orienture
Department of Agriculture
Closely woven wire fence is insurance for gardens
The U S Department of Agriculture notes neighborhood pests threaten gardens, especially chickens dogs and cats. A sturdy closely woven wire fence is urged as best protection, preventing damage from scratching digging and depredations and reducing losses for city gardeners.
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United States Department of Agricultura
Gore den
Machines Boost Potato Yields Through New Methods
A farmer using a potato cutter planter and eiger powered by machines and smarter farming increases output to 67 bushels per hour, from a third of that a half century ago, per the United States department of agriculture.
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Ileger
United States Department of Gericulture
Club work pays boys well in California purebred pig clubs
California agricultural clubs in Eldorado and across the state loaned $502 in March 1018 to start project work. By August 1010 members owned or sold $5,820.25 in swine, with eight exhibits at the state sale averaging $56.50. Auction sales in Lemoore and Fresno counties financed by members or clubs helped stabilize prices amid high pork costs.
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Eldorado County
Calif
Fin
Eldorado Boys
California Agricultural Cluba
Pla
United States Department of Agriculture
California
Lemoore
Kings County
Fresno County
Treating Piss For Worms In Summer Hog Care
Before spring pigs on summer feed, treat the entire lot for worms unless premises are clear. Use Santonia or American Wormseed. Build a sanitary cement or frame wallow. Put crude oil or 2 dip in water to destroy ice and keep skin in good condition. Use rope to supplement poor postures. A good rope pasture should carry 20 pigs per acre. Use self feeders where grain is full fed. Corn should be boosted with protein rich feed. Hog off corn to finish for market unless behind cattle.
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R. O. Ashby
Minnesota
Wild cucumber plants spread mosaic disease to cucumbers
Autumn observations note wild cucumber spreads mosaic disease to garden and field cucumbers via beetles. Elimination of this ornamental weed could curb disease. Alternatives include morning glory scarlet runner bean and cypress vine as quick growing shade providers. Perennial vines Virginia creeper wild grape clematis and false bittersweet are also suggested for ornamentation. Farmers’ Bulletin 196 from USDA is recommended for further guidance.
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United States
Setting hens in one room for brood production
The United States Department of Agriculture advises placing several hens in a large room or loft with individual nests spaced apart. Provide each hen feed and water and a dust bath. Use straw or hay, not hay, as nesting material to prevent interference and help hens return to nests.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Silage From Sudan Grass Forage Yields Good Lossless Storage
Sudan grass preserved readily in the silo with no special attention to dry matter. Feeding value ranges from two thirds to three fourths that of good corn silage, depending on crop maturity at ensiling.
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Sudan
Sheep As Source Of Profit For Farms On Rough Land
Sheep offer profit on farms not yet using them. These close grazing animals thrive on short grass and rough land where other livestock fail. Consider adding sheep to your operation this season on underused pastures.
Factory butter variations drive output in Interaors
The report notes factory butter production shifts driven by using milk for other products to meet wartime needs. Output has declined from 1880 levels, with figures around 200,000,000 perindserighter genre since 1880, per the United Biates Department of Agrié Foulfure.
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Interaors
United Biates
Agrié Foulfure
Early Pigs Feed Grain Strategy Outlined
A fragment outlines feeding pigs with grain, noting April to June can share a plan, and that grain feeding may be heavy but beneficial. It mentions timing around December or January for peak weight and notes validation of strategies for export and corn use. Entities include months and generic references to grain and feeding.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised for Life Change Relief
Mrs R Dexia of Syracuse recommends Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for change of life symptoms. She cites relief, no narcotics, and safe herbal extracts from native roots, noting personal improvement and suggesting others try it.
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Dexia
Lafayette Ave
Syracuse
Pinkham
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