Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed
Graniteville Vermont resident Mrs Barclay reports relief during the change of life from Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad claims decades of cures for female ailments including inflammation ulcers and fibroid tumors and promotes trial as inexpensive and worthwhile for suffering women.
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Chas. Barclay
Graniteville
Lydlak
Pinkham
Lydiak
Cuas. Barclay
R.F.D
Lydia Brinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Weather Reports by Wireless From Atlantic Ships
Weather reports by wireless telegraph are furnished to the British Bureau by ships crossing the Atlantic. The ocean is divided into numbered areas to locate all reports.
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Atlantic
Shell formed shells by a hen operation described
A Science magazine report describes a surgical experiment where fecal matter is routed through the hen’s shell-coating canal and coated with a shell before expulsion, showing shell formation can occur independently of the rest of egg production. The passage then offers various farm notes and practical tips from journals on weeds, gates, orchard care, cow profitability, vetch forage, and poultry garden management.
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Farmers’ Home Journal
Home Pairing and Milking Hygiene Rules
Practical tips for dairy care stressing proper stalls bedding and gentle milking. Emphasizes brushing off udder dirt before milking, consistency of the milker, and ventilation plus fresh food and cleanliness to avoid animal odor from farm to butter tub. 引
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T. H. Hoskins
M. D
New Yorker
F. W. Moseley
Farmers’ Home Journal
Thoughtful Cow Owner Seeks Profit in Dairy Herd
The thoughtful cow owner will not keep cows that fail to show reasonable profit. He will identify each cow’s value and dispose of any that do not pay for their feed and maintenance.
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Indiana
United Shoe Machinery CO
Boston
Mass
Trade revival noted in New York finance review
R G Din and Company report a revival in general trade with railroads expanding earnings and crops improving. Iron and steel see rapid orders and delivery pressure with premiums for prompt shipping. Dry goods demand outpacing 1906 in some areas, while shoe orders slow and leather markets show mixed strength. Farm staple prices rise on weak crop news.
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New York
R. G. Din & Conpar
Review of Trade
Nelyningland
Markets in Jamaica Inspire English Tourist Craze
Markets in Jamaica draw English tourists who roam the island in flamboyant flannel outfits with green nets chasing butterflies. A recent observer reported a dramatic moment when a tense chase ended with a critic declaring the insect mere immature cricket, eliciting amused reactions from the hotel veranda crowd.
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Jamaica
England
Edward VII
New York Times
Mailed Eggs Unpopular Scramble Causes Postal Havoc
An odd incident in Brattleboro involves three dozen eggs mailed from Canada that arrived scrambled and dripping in a bag opened by Postmaster Taylor. Many letters had obliterated addresses, forcing sorting to the dead letter office. The irregularity could not stem from US mail.
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Canada
Brattleboro
Taylor
United States
Magic the potatoes among nine boys
In a Boston primary school the head master posed a fractions problem asking how to divide eight potatoes among nine boys. A bright pupil answered with a witty, if impossible, solution: magic them.
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Boston
Schalks
Munyon Doctors Offer Free Medical Diagnosis by Mail
A historical notice promises free medical diagnosis from Munyon's Eminent Doctors with a mail-in examination blank. It asserts doctors will determine curability and urge no obligation, directing readers to Munyon's in Philadelphia for the service. The fragment also cites unrelated quips about seeds, watermelons, and tonics.
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Munyon's
58D
Jefferson Sts
Philadelphia
Mortgage on a Cat in Columbus Records
A curious chattel mortgage was filed in Columbus Ohio recording a $20 loan secured by a cat named John. The filing notes the animal as the mortgaged property and lists no other collateral.
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Recorder’s
Columbus
Ohio
John
Memoirs of Dan Rich The Clown of Our Daddies
A new book, Memoirs of Dan Rice The Clown of Our Daddies by Maria Ward Crown promises broad American humor from a half century show life. It covers jokes, anecdotes, adventures, and insights into famous entertainers with 600 pages illustrated, postpaid for $1.50 from Book Publishing House New York. Also notes that lunar eclipses occur every 28 lunar months with two moon eclipses and forty one solar eclipses.
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Dan Rice
Maria Ward Crown
Artemus Ward
Address Book Publishing House
Leonard Street
New York City
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Tanger
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Homa Journal
France
Oregon
Department of Agriculture
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Finance and Trade: Review
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Union Stock Yards
Boston Post
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Youkora
Munyon
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Baltimore Sun
Lameback
Yamlins Wigard Oi
Dan Rich
Poudley
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SPOHN
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Goshen
Ind
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