Marketing Apples The Changing Buyers and Growers Roles
The piece discusses apple marketing costs, packing practices, and price shifts as buyers scattered nationwide in pursuit of Illinois fruit. It notes high prices paid this year by buyers in New York and westward, and outlines a Prairie Farmer plan for an outdoor apple cellar with sawdust walls. It also advertises Union Pacific one way rail fares from St. Louis to western destinations through April 30, 1907.
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Tinois
dfMcult
Henry M. Dunlap
Thellinois
United States
Elinois
New York
West
Union Pacific
Portland
Astor
Ashland
Roseberg
Eugene
Albany
Salem
Mortland
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
California
Operon
Washington
Montana
Utah
Idaho
L. E. Townsley
Olive Atrest
St. Louis
Ieee
Onus
Chesbbrough
State Street
New York City
Destroy Winter Nesta in Berry Moth Control Efforts
The American Cultivator urges collection and destruction of winter nests after leaves fall to control the brown-tall moth. Webs are visible from October through April, highlighting practical steps for berry growing. The note reflects older agricultural guidance on pest management and cultivation needs.
Tin consumption in United States in 1906 rises
The total U S tin consumption for 1906 reached 42 800 tons with 2 122 tons in stock at year end. Shipments from Vidlia show a 9 000 ton increase, Cornwall 700 to 1 000 tons, and Australia up by 1 000 tons, lifting total European and American supply for the year to about 93 050 tons.
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United States
Vidlvia
Cornwall
Australia
Bold Bald Foxes At Manor Farm Raid Fowls
Five foxes raided a flock on the Manor farm Corston near Malmesbury on a recent Sunday. They picked out one bird each and carried away their prey, witnessed by a curious vulpine vald.
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Corston
Malmesbury
London Daily Mail
The Artistic Wall and Its Ideal Coating
A detailed guide praising solid colored walls with tinted finishes. Emphasizes permanence, proper preparation, removal of wallpaper, cleaning plaster, and avoiding glue in tinting materials. Warns against shoddy mixtures and urges pure materials for a long lasting artistic, sanitary wall.
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Walter
Foolish Preacher Dinner Delivers Postum Proof
A physician quits coffee after discovering its harm and swears by Postum. At a dinner his clergy brother jokes about old fashioned coffee while the doctor’s wife explains four years of benefit from Postum, claiming it avoids coffee troubles and tastes rich like coffee. Postum Co Battle Creek Michigan furnishes the testimony.
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Sie
Postum
Mls
Postu Co
Liu
Battle Creek
Mich
Women and Hospitals and the Pinkham Remedy
A column argues most hospital operations on women result from neglect of health and urges Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a preventive measure. It cites letters from readers praising the remedy for feminine illnesses and claims it spares surgery with notable cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Be Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs Pinkham Advice A Woman Best Understands Ills
A standing invitation to women suffering from female weakness invites prompt correspondence with Mrs. Pinkham of Lyon Mass. From symptoms she can locate the trouble and advise the quickest surest recovery. Her vast experience offers free advice believed helpful to individual cases.
Fragmented ad laden tale with cures and old quotes
A miscellany of odd quotes and cures appears in a period prose fragment. It references Welsh rabbit in a French setting, dubious patent remedies, a 200 year old pine tree measured on a New Hampshire farm, and aphorisms about duty and health. The piece blends humor, advertisements, and moral maxims from the era.
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Charles H. Lord
Dunbarton, N. H
Hig Farm
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Sturlington
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Jess
Owlege
Centhal
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