Health Boost Claimed From Pe-ru-Na Cure
A letter from Mrs. Lent Smith of Nashville asserts she suffered poor health with back pains and headaches before using Pe-ru-Na. She reports ten days of use brought marked improvement and says she now feels ten years younger with renewed vitality.
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Wheatfield management and alfalfa curing tips
Harvesting has ended and farmers must plan post harvest work including stacking, threshing, and pasture use. Proper stack formation and drying reduce loss, while prefabricated sheltering improves yield. Alfalfa should be cut at early bloom and dried in windrows with turning, then housed dry to keep quality. Watering horses and hog feeding practices noted, plus memory training tips for children.
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Building Stable Floors for Horses and Drainage
Historic manual describes building stable floors with six inch thick planks tapering from five to two inches, two layers, thick end under manger, tight lower layer to shed water, level top for horse stance, three foot center gaps to aid drainage, ensuring a dry stall after cleaning.
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New Source of Starch for Jamaica Cassava
Jamaica Department of Agriculture chemist H H Cousins reports high starch content in cassava making it a valuable source. The starch resists German potato blight fungi and tighter cassava harvests offer advantage over potato starch, potentially undercutting German starch exports.
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Jamaica Department of Agriculture
H. H. Cousins
Great Britain
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French or Greek debated for discipline and training
President Hadley of Yale comments in Landon Outlook on selecting study: French taught with care like Greek, but few leaders exemplify true training. He warns that reliance on spoken proficiency can mask shallow thought training and argues Greek merits when old objections persist.
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Hadley
Yule
Landon Ollook
Slaughter of the Innocent In Colonial Shipping Tale
In New Caledonia a ship loads natives to Australia. A man and a young girl attempt to take a child aboard. The crew refuses. The man drags the child by the heels and hurls her at a tree, then into the hold, and all three are shipped.
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A Cure for Stomach Trouble Anti-Beteh Wafers Ad
An advertisement promotes Mull s Anti Betch Wafers claiming a drug free cure for stomach trouble with a free sample offer. It asserts immediate relief from indigestion burning sensations and sour breath and urges readers to send for two boxes or a free coupon.
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Mull
Whistler’s Mood and Murky Musings Amid Bright Night
A fragmentary 1901 tale recounts Whistler gloomily wandering with a friend through a night scene. The artist complains of ugliness around him yet notes beauty in hints, uttering that too many lights overwhelm. The piece ends with a promotional line for Piso’s Core for Consumption.
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Sarah
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Sign of the Three Balls and St Nicholas Legend
A fragment discusses pawnbrokers’ symbol of three balls linked to St Nicholas. It mentions Dr Wavil Kennedy and Banator Albert Bmersitt at Park Place N, and describes a legend that the saint offered three purses to enable marriages. The text presents a muddled OCR style lineage of names and places with a mythic note about purses resembling balls.
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Sind
Avspenein Aid Kideoy Tiner
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Tumors Conquered Without Operations
A vintage advertorial claims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound conquers uterine tumors without surgery. It recites letters from women like Yannie D. Fox and Fannies D. Fox praising tumor resolution and resumed menstruation, urging readers to consult Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts for advice.
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