Denver Boy 380 Winner Health Claim Ad
An old advertisement extols California Syrup of Fig as a remedy for constipation and related ailments in children. It claims long use by leading physicians, cites a Denver mother testimonial, and warns buyers to look for the word California on the carton to avoid inferior imitations. The copy has a jumbled, газет- period voice with promotional tone.
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G. Wilcox
Wolff Bt
Denver
Colorado
Jackie
California
Fat Fades Away Youthful Lines Come Back
A vintage advertisement promises rapid fat loss and youthful vitality without dieting or strenuous exercise. It touts a vegetable product named Magdad Ten that allegedly regains youth by regularity, with a three week supply for one dollar and a money back guarantee, mailed in plain wrap from Nor-San Laboratories Peoria Illinois.
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Nor-San Laboratories
Peoria
New Hampshire’s landscape culture and growth through history
Prepared by National Genoraphic society provides a sweeping portrait of New Hampshire from its colonial origins to modern times. It highlights natural resources, rivers like the Merrimack and Kennebec, textile centers in Manchester and Nashua, and the rise of recreation, education, and industry. The piece notes Dartmouth College, the Exeter and New Hampton schools, and the University of New Hampshire, along with waterway value, fishing, and state pride in its mountains and lakes. It discusses immigration, manufacturing shifts, and the state’s “Switzerland of America” identity, tying education and nature to ongoing development.
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National Genoraphic Society
Washington
WRU Burvica
Wampshire
Orchestra Kent
Nature
New Trampshire
New Tlampshire
Massachusetts
New Royal
New Hamnstirn
Boston
New Hampshire
Merrimack
Malne
Manchester
Nashua
Canada
Pacific Coast
Orient
New England
Old Man
Kennebec
New Slampshire
Connecticut
Androscoggin
Masoinechusets
Vermont
Tyhan Allen
Dartmouth
Switzerland of America
Appalachian Mountain Club
Dartmouth Outing Club
Mount Cardigan
Mount Washington
Pemmlaston
Arctic
Antarctic
White Mountains
Mls
Winnepesnuker
Tihy Tarn
Crawford House
Saco
Moody Corder
Fish and Game Department
Legislature
Congress
Eorlier
Assembly
Phillips Exeter Academy
Methodist School
Titon
Baptist School
New London
Free Baptist School
New Hampton
Onttarian School
Andover
Church of St. Paul's
Holderness
St Anselm's
Dartmouth College
Webster
Hanover
Durham
University of New Hampshire
Breeding Flocks Show Typhoid Resistance Gains
W Y Lambert of Iowa State College reports at Cornell that selected breeding from chicks surviving fowl typhoid reduced mortality from 80.8 to 0.4 percent over five generations, while nonresistant flocks fell from 93.2 to 85 percent. Mortality by breed ranged 87.7 to 04.4 percent across four breeds. Crosses suggest resistance is heritable and multiple genetic factors are involved, warranting further study.
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W. Y. Lambert
Iowa State College
International Genetics Conference
Cornell University
Doctor Lambert
Plymouth Rock
Wyandotte
Rhode Island
Proper Treatment for Worm Infested Turkeys
Aimed at fowl worm control the article lists treatments for turkeys and other fowls. It notes worms infest turkeys and outlines remedies including pomegranate bark powder castor oil Areca nut male fern alga turpentine santonin powdered tobacco and tobacco stems used in nests to deter insects. Emphasizes isolating sick birds burning or burying contaminated droppings.
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Turkeys
Poultry Feeding Tips For Healthier Eggs And Growth
Notes urge increasing green feed for hens to improve pale yolk color and egg quality while emphasizing cleanliness for chick health. Proper feed and minerals including oyster shell and limestone support shell quality. Milk aids chicks with protein minerals and lactic acid. Larger mash in ration may raise grade and returns. regular grit supply aids shell formation.
Museum of Sounds Opens in Berlin Under Ports Ministry
An audibile museum of sounds organized in Berlin under the ministry of ports showcases a vast phonographic collection. It features calls, music, and distinctive voices including the Korean, Romanian tailors, American cowboy whoops, Spanish night watchman, and voices of many distinguished persons.
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Museum of Sounds
Berlin
Ministry of Ports
Fragmented Quote Exchange Sparks Comedy Moment
In a local column a hungry doctor quotes the old adage feed a cold starve a fever while a boy replies with a humorous mispronunciation about getting a cold. The exchange showcases playful regional dialect and smart banter in a community paper.
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Dean
Sale Theta
Lydia E. Pinkham
Helen
Cracer’s
National ‘Biscuit
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