Land of Wealth Promotes Western Canada Farming Vision
The article argues Western Canada can feed the world with mixed farming. It notes Alberta Manitoba and Saskatchewan hogs cattle and wheat growth, rising farm incomes, and the role of railways and agricultural education. It cites butter imports and dairy demand, coal and fuel supplies, and experiments in Vermilion to optimize grazing and stock feeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Red Deer
Peace River
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Githerto
Aod
Canada
New Zealand
England
New Edmonton
Edmonton
Western Canada
Western
Dominion
Provincal
Europe
Vermilion
Poultry To Be I Factor in Work of Reconstruction
Article argues poultry farming is crucial to postwar reconstruction. It notes average 44 hens per farm on 6 million farms, potential egg production could reach billions in value, and compares poultry output to hogs and corn in 1918 figures. It emphasizes higher egg yield per hen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. G. Holden
United States
America
Poultry Pays Big as War Gardens and Wheat Prices Rise
A newspaper column urges care for the laying hen to boost poultry output during reconstruction. It cites wheat at $20 a bushel and compares crop values to 1917 and 1918 war gardens, arguing strong egg production now will restock Europe and aid recovery. It warns farmers to improve hen housing and diet for long term gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Winter Days and War Worries from Hartford Courant
A nostalgic column laments harsh winter scenes and wartime fatigue. The narrator notes a cow injured by frost, coal shortages, and weather’s toll, while expressing relief not to save sleet for the war effort. It mentions Maine pickerel laws and wartime costs in a brisk, satirical tone.
In a Restaurant Hemingway Style Quip Sparks Bitter Exchange
Walter quips the meal would not suit a hog and the other retorts that the eater did not expect one to dhe ner. The exchange captures a terse, sharp moment in a dining scene.
Mind Reading: Bridget’s Onion Confession Sparks Laughter
A playful scene unfolds as Bridget faces a tongue in cheek accusation about onion eating. The exchange mixes humor and Irish dialect as Bridget denies, claiming she is merely a mound render with a wink, leaving the room amused.
August Flower remedy for stomach and liver ailments
An advertisement promotes Green's August Flower as a gentle laxative that treats many stomach and liver disorders. It claims to regulate digestion, soothe the stomach and intestinal tract, stimulate bile, and purify the blood. Sold worldwide with a suggestion to give it a trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Georgia
Hartman
Ady
Fine Building Described At Police Court
A terse remark notes the building’s quality as a police court scene unfolds. The exchange suggests a formal setting with a hint of sarcasm about the surroundings influencing the proceedings.
Recipe for Gray Hair Lightens and Conditions Hair
A homemade dye using water glycerine and Barbo Compound darkens gray hair without staining the scalp. Mix half a pint of water with one ounce of Barbo and a fraction of glycerine. Barbo boxes include full directions. Ad copy urges prudent use and not wasting time on vanity or hobbies.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Touted by Cheney in 1883
State of Obio Toledo Lucas county Frank J Cheney senior partner of F J Cheney Co firm will pay one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine Cheney sworn before A B Gleason Notary Public November 3 1883 Druggists sell Hall's Catarrh Medicine and testimonials free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Obio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Chenry
F. J. Chenep & Co
Toedo
Frank J. Cheney
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Why Swift & Company
Swift & Company
U.S.A
Fafect Farm
Hartford Courant
Maine
Musting
Amt
Garmee
France
East Lake Station
Birmingham
Alan
Peruna Company
Dept. S-82
Ohio
POHN
Mort Ekfilful Scientific
Spomwn
Spohn Medical € C
Mirs
Goshen
Ind
Dr. Pierce
Cascara
Luba
Hill
Ail Lova Stopes
Sioux City
FTG. CO
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