Woman credits Lydia E Pinkham remedy in Lowell notice
Mrs Margaret Quinn of 259 Worthen Street Lowell Massachusetts says three years of nervous trouble headaches and fatigue eased by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Recommends it as the best remedy for sick women If you need advice write to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts confidential
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Lowell, Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
E. Pinkham
Margaret Quinn
Worthen St
Lowell
Mass
Lydia , Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Three Deer With One Shot Record From 1880 Plymouth
John Rider of Plymouth reportedly killed three deer with one shot in a rye field during a summer season about 1880. The Massachusetts fish and game commission record notes the act occurred out of season and the local court excused Rider on the spot to protect his standing grain.
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John Carleton
Newark
N. J
New York Sun
Maine
Massachusetts Fish and Game Commission
John Rider
Plymouth
A Delicate Situation Delights and Deliberates at Home
A witty quip about a new cook sparks a light hearted note on domestic harmony. The speaker jokes they have not yet learned which side the cook favors in the great war, risking offense if they reveal opinion. The piece closes by noting self made women sometimes exist without boasting.
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Entente
Central Powers
Farmers Will Grow Beans Amid Record Prices
Missouri agriculture officials report farmers considering beans due to $6 to $7 per bushel export demand driven by European war effects and weather losses in 1916. Bean disease anthracnose threatens yields. seed should be disease free. Beans improve soil nitrogen and are a valuable food. prepare seedbeds well and plant in rows about 28 inches apart. Michigan favors small white beans with marketing through grower associations.
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W. L. Nelson
Missouri Board of Agriculture
United States
Michigan
California
New York
Ontario
Missouri
St Louis Plans Urban Yard Gardens In Vacant Lots
In St Louis H C L intends to create truck gardens on vacant lots with help from real estate owners and agents. H C L Irish notes school children will tend patches and urban yards, with park land opened for public use to grow food for tenement districts. Potatoes beans beets tomatoes and corn are highlighted as productive crops and possible home canning. Died From Injuries Al McDonald engineer dies at Sedalia hospital after a Missouri Kansas and Texas wreck at Deerfield aged 60 leaving wife and son. Four bank robbers receive prison terms Roy Daugherty eight years Albert Johnson Willard Massee six years Jesse Cutler four years
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St. Louis
H.C. Irish
Park Department
Une
al McDonald
Deerfield
Sedalia
Joplin
Cifcult
Neosho
First National Bank
Fairview
Roy Daugherty
Albert Johnson
Willard Massee
Jesse Cutler
Daugherty
Oklahoma
Wolves Rampage Kill Stock In Missouri Lowlands
Severe winter in southeast Missouri drives wolves from Black and St Francis river bottoms into farms. Floods and snows leave wolves starved and predatory, with cattle, sheep, dogs, and other livestock losses reported and several human attacks noted. Traps set harvest to date.
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Missouri
Black
St. Francie
Missouri University Expenditures Defended by Hill
University of Missouri President A Ross Hill responds to Criticism by the Appropriations committee on 1916 university expenditures. He defends travel expense vouchers and explains a Ford vehicle used to transport supplies at the horticulture grounds funded by product sales. He urges honest inquiry and criticizes the subcommittee report as ridiculing Missouri people.
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A. Ross Hill
University of Missouri
Agricultural Experiment Station
Ford
Missouri
Whitten
Carroll
Committee On Appropriations
Egg King Idea Sparks Power Talk in Detroit Letter
A Detroit man, Eli Lefevre Jr. of 064 Brush St, writes about long catarrh and his experience with More Power. He jokes about being an egg king, noting the egg trade’s volatility as hens lay heavy, while an oll king could control demand by supply cuts.
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Eli Lefevre, Jr
Brush St
Detroit
Mich
Freezone corn remedy advertised in old notice
A vintage advertisement touts Freezone a DC chemist discovery sold in tiny bottles at low cost. Apply a drop to tender corn or callus to loosen and remove it with no pain. Claims no burning or irritation and suitability for all corn types and foot calluses. Drugstore availability urged with wholesale referral. Also a Serbia proverb and a London buyer note appear.
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DC Intimati
Adv
What To Do When Baby Has The Croup
A home guide on soothing a baby with croup using Vicks VapoRub rubbed on the throat and chest. Warmth is said to release ingredients and ease breathing while reducing tension and soreness, with anecdotes of relief.
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Vick
Ick
Berge
Boderton
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Philadelphia
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