Now RAISES B00 CHICKENS in Oregon Ti
Old farm note discusses Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as relief for female troubles and a kidney remedy. It mentions Mrs Alters of Oregon and Dr. Kimer’s Swamp-Root as advertised tonics with mail-order options. The text reads as an advertisement fragment with various product endorsements and contact details.
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Oregon
Lydia B
Pinkham
D. M. Artems
R. Rs
Orogan
Lydia
Alters
Mre
Lydia E. Pinkham
Burne, Alze
War's Moral Toll on Holland Cited in Atlantic
The Atlantic article by Matthias P. Rooseboom argues wartime strain corrupts morale in the Netherlands. It cites temptations of profiteering hoarding and rule circumvention, spies, unemployment, and rising social ills including prostitution theft and even murders as conditions worsen.
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Holland
Matthuys P. Rooseboom
Atlantic
Superior Attitude in a Man of Large Ideas
A witty remark depicts Tg GQUbwile as a man of grand ideas who mocks dissent. A jest suggests anyone who disagrees with him appears tiny in his eyes, highlighting a sharp, satirical tone about his ego.
Too Dear for Him in Silent Exchange
Fragmentary dialogue shows a character named Reenrd insisting on an allowance while another questions fear, revealing social tension and financial constraint in a constricted scene. The garbled OCR preserves a brisk, intimate exchange hinting at economics driving personal relations.
Rotation plans for barley in northern farms
United States Department of Agriculture outlines barley as a valuable feed crop that follows a cultivated crop. It emphasizes croppings like corn and legume hay in rotations, with grass seed mixes for hay or pasture, and notes regional adjustments for alfalfa and arid areas, including potato and corn similarities in rotation schemes.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Canada
Theae
Harley
Rotation of barley and crops across regions in the project
In eastern Oregon Washington and nearby states barley may replace comm and hay in rotations with peas and wheat. Barley yields vary west of the 98th meridian and in the Piedmont region a three year rotation with crimson clover cowpeas and barley is proposed. In the South barley competes with wheat and may aid hog fattening where fattened on pute.
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Oregon
Washington
Tdaho
Wyomley
Montana
Piedmont
Consti Plains
Exercise advice for Maks Brood Sews and exercise timing
The note urges Maks Brood-Sews to broaden training and avoid over constraining his brood sewing routine. It recommends maintaining exercise until the last two or three days before a forrowing to enhance size and strength.
Grain and Pasture for Fattening Pigs
An article outlines two fattening periods for pigs after weaning. Growth phase uses pasture with heavier grain to build size, often aided by self feeders for rapid but pricier gains. Finishing phase increases corn intake, reduces protein, and uses lush pasture to maintain appetite and finish efficiently with self-feeders proving slightly superior to hand feeding.
Sugar Beet Mills Turn Out Sugar For Soldiers Effort
Prepared by U S Department of Agriculture 100 sugar beets mills in the United States ready to produce sugar for troops as harvest begins. Sixteen mills built in 1917 with capacities from a few hundred to 9 000 tons per day. First mill established in California 3870. 1916 17 mills built across Wyoming Idaho Nebraska Utah Oregon Colorado Montana Iowa California Washington.
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Department of Agriculture
Goldiers
Seed selection and storage for home crop seed
Seed requires little care to save home seed for crops whose seeds are eaten. Seed is nearly mature when usable and selection matters to ensure healthy seed. Surplus dried seed can be used for food.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Freezone Promises Quick Relief for Foot Calluses
An old advert claims Freezone product removes hard skin and corns on feet with a few drops, lifting away toughened areas. It asserts the skin beneath becomes pink, healthy, and non irritated after peeling, urging quick purchase at drug stores.
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Ponte Bert
Milling Corn Flour and its U.S. Milling Shift
The article notes U S ability to mill corn using wheat-milling gear boosting corn output within five months. It claims America can meet breadstuff demand from corn products, reducing wheat flour reliance from eight million barrels monthly. It also includes an unrelated Cuticura soap advertisement and a slogan about strength and wishes.
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United States
America
Little Boy Corrects Visitor Over Raspberry Sauce
A four year old child, after supper, climbed into a chair beside a visitor. The man teased him about marks around his mouth. The boy replied with a wit that he had raspberry sauce on his face and that the visitor had not eaten anything for supper.
Hall's Catarrhal Medicine Promises Cure for Deafness
An advertisement argues catarrhal deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and cannot be cured by local applications. It claims Hall's Catarrhal Medicine works through the blood to restore mucous surfaces and offers a $100 reward if it fails to cure a case, with free testimonials and a Toledo address.
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Halls Catarre
J. Chaney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Fragmented inquiry hints at a diamond engagement rumor
The message appears as a garbled note asking about a girl's finger and a possible diamond engagement. It mentions a telephone number fragment and a term riog, with no clear names, dates, or verifiable facts to report.
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