Letter from Garnett woman praises Lydia E Pinkham remedy
A Garnett Kansas mother describes a complete nervous breakdown after childbirth. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with rapid relief after two doses and full recovery after five bottles. She later bore three healthy children and says she would use the medicine again. Her name Mia Eva E Seay and location Garnett Kansas are noted.
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Mia
Eva E
Seay
Garnett, Kansas
Better Life Relief for Painful Bodies and Minds
A reflective note on pain becoming a burden and despondency easing only by a remedy that restores sunshine. The passage urges seeking relief to lift heavy worry and restore hope.
Belgian cats at conference please a hungry guest
A Continentally edition report from the London Mail describes Belgian cats at a finance conference luncheon. An expert received a cat as a gift from a restaurant mouse, prompting odd antics about cats fatigued by mice and requests to free time for catching more rodents.
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Trussels
Belgia
London Mail
Remarkable relief from kidney issue with Anuric says Mrs Anderson
Mrs J Anderson of Marion Street Elkhart Maryland reports thick cloudy kidney excretion and nocturnal disturbances reduced after using Anuric. She notes improved rest and general health and cites prior benefit from Dr Pierce remedies.
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Elkhart
Record Butter Imports Soar in First Seven Months of Year
U S Department of Agriculture reports 22,855,090 pounds of foreign butter imported in the first seven months, the highest figure on record. Analysts credit favorable exchange rates, cheaper foreign cargo, and Australia Argentina Ireland as key suppliers while American exports fall to 15 Said seven months show 15 H27 271 pounds var but overall export totals decline versus imports.
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United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Bureau of Markets
England
Denmark
Australia
Argentina
Ireland
Poultry Club Wins Big for Boys and Girls
Frances Easley of Tennessee posts a net profit of 81.66 from poultry club work after selling 18 dollars in market poultry and 27 pullets plus 17 hatching egg settings. Russell Monroe, 14, wins state championships with 120 chicks and a free trip to the fair. Dwight Carroll of Kansas reports 56 turkeys raised with net profit of 2416.80. Many youths show farm life rewards beyond city opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poultry Club
Frances Easley
Tennessee
Boys
Eeris’ Poultry Club
Frances
Orchid Miller
Oklahoma
Elk City
Poultry Church
Dwight Carroll
Winchester
Tefferson County
Kansas
Dwight
Correctness of Separator Sparks Dairy Testing Case
A Minnesota herd of 35 cows yielded 1200 pounds of butterfat last June yet skim milk carried off 864 pounds of real butterfat each 30 days. L. Wilson of the USDA confirms the farmer tested skim milk and bought a new separator the next day, urging others to verify their equipment.
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Minnesota
L. ¥. Wilson
United States Department of Agriculture
University Farm
Mr. Wilson
Punctual Dairyman urged to maintain schedule
The dairyman should be punctual and regular about his work because milk yield depends on it. Feed grain first while milking, then hay, as dust from hay can carry mold and bacteria speeding milk spoilage.
Poor Sire Harms Dairy Herd Says University Expert
Prof W J Frazer of the University of Tennessee warns that a poor sire can cause lasting harm to a dairy herd. He notes the potential improvement from a good sire, estimating an extra thousand pounds of milk per year per daughter.
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Prof
W. J. Frazer
University of Tainois
Profitable Cow Milker Denotes Profitability
An observation notes that the profitable milker is typically the profitable cow, suggesting a close link between dairy worker efficiency and herd earnings in farm practice.
Benefits of Dehorning Cattle for Docility and Control
Dehorning cows makes them more docile and easier to manage. The practice reduces horn-related injuries and simplifies handling in herds and facilities.
One Good Cow Best as Said in Proverb
A farmers proverb notes a single high quality cow is worth more than two inferior cows, emphasizing quality over quantity in livestock.
Essential to Sanitation Concrete Floors in Dairy Barn
A brief note emphasizes the importance of concrete flooring in dairy barns for cleanliness and sanitation. Concrete floors improve drainage and reduce manure buildup, supporting healthier dairy operations.
Duck Fanciers Told How to Breed Ducks
Uncle Sam promotes a wild duck breeding leaflet from the Bureau of Biological Survey, with guidance on housing, shelter, and care. The article notes mallards are easiest to handle, black ducks need space, and breeding stock should be secured in fall for the early spring season.
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Sam
Fowler
Bureau of Biological Survey
Department of Agriculture
California Motto Stands Over Packing House Floor
A citrus marketing organization in California displays the motto Every doubtful orange is a cull above the packing house floor. The sign reflects quality standards guiding fruit culling and handling within the facility.
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California Citrus Fruit Marketing
Spray Pump Necessity Cited for Fruit and Garden Growers
The note argues that a spray pump is essential for anyone raising fruit or gardening extensively. It dismisses the excuse of having no spray pump and stresses the need for proper equipment to manage crops.
Better Seed Needs Highlighted for Community Growth
Community leaders call for improved seed programs to boost local agriculture and address hunger. They emphasize accessible seeds, farmer training, and coordinated distribution through regional cooperatives and schools.
Ice Harvesting Guides Economy Icehouse Storage
The Farmers Bulletin explains building an icehouse in late fall and storing ice to serve dairy needs. One and a half tons of properly stored ice can cool milk from one cow for a year and still supply family use.
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United States
Brown spot of corn widespread in eastern corn belt
The disease brown spot of corn affects a large part of the eastern corn growing region. Caused by a minute fungous parasite, damage may reach about 10 percent though often lower. USDA recommends field sanitation crop rotation and seed selection to control it.
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Rocky Mountains
United States Department of Agriculture
Free Range Geese and Poultry House Guidelines
Geese should have free range where possible to maximize yield and reduce costs. Quality of birds matters. 300 high quality birds yield more profit than 300 medium or worse. A good poultry house requires six factors: fresh air sun light dryness no drafts low cost and durability. Charcoal ground fine aids digestion for all ages. The henhouse must be well ventilated yet free of drafts over nests. Cleanliness thrift and proper mating, typically one to four geese per gander, drive success.
Selecting a Calf for Breeding Based on Conformation
The guide describes evaluating beef calves for breeding by conformation, condition, and quality. It covers judging from distance, head to hindquarters, masculine or feminine appearance, depth of flesh, and texture, with emphasis on avoiding roughness and selecting a well proportioned, active calf.
Last Federal Road Funds Apportionment Totals 100 Million
Chief of the bureau of public roads announces the final 100 million dollar federal aid allotment under the act. Three quarters comes from 1919 funds and 25 million from an original 16 appropriation. A 3 percent deduction funds administration by the Department of Agriculture, leaving 97 million to be divided among states.
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McDonald
Bureau of Public Roads
Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Common Sheep Scab Diagnostic Clues and Parasites
Common sheep scab may be differentiated from conditions caused by other parasites such as sheep ticks, common ticks and lice by finding the parasite and by the nature of the lesion. If itching is caused by ticks an examination will reveal the ticks.
Cholera Germ Carried by Dogs and Pests
The text notes that rats stray dogs barnyard pigeons and other stray animals spread cholera germs between herds but emphasizes that careful attention can greatly reduce the danger.
Ration for Young Foal
Equal parts crushed oats and bran make a simple nutritious ration for a young foal.
Hogging Down Corn Harvests Cheap Method
A brief note explains hogs as a cost efficient means of harvesting corn. It highlights the method as a traditional practice, noting its affordability for farmers.
Poor Roads Raise Costs for Farmers and Markets
The article notes how bad roads make staple crop prices unpredictable. Farmers lose access to high market prices when roads are impassable and haulage becomes impossible.
Federal Aid Helps Poor States In Road Building
Federal aid flows to underdeveloped states for roads and other projects. It shifts financial burden from poorer regions to wealthier ones, aiming to improve infrastructure and economic balance over time.
Texas Leads In Building Bonds For Roads
Texas tops the nation in road funding with bond issues totaling 44 708 000 dollars. The figure highlights Texas government investment in highway construction and public works nationwide.
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Texas
Free Range for Breeding Stock Suggested Where Possible
The advisory recommends providing free range when feasible for breeding stock to promote welfare and natural behaviors. Benefits cited include improved health, reduced stress, and enhanced overall vitality in flocks.
Pullets Provide Early Winter Egg Output With Care
Early hatched pullets yield reliable winter eggs when given proper care. Farmers should prioritize careful handling, nutrition, and housing to maximize early laying, ensuring steady winter production.
Location for Hen House on the Farm
Instructions place the poultry house near existing farm buildings so visitors can access the fowls easily. Verify proximity to barns and storage sheds to enable convenient oversight and visitation.
Parcel Post Delivers Poultry Products Expanding Territory
Delivery by parcel post could extend the working area for poultry products. The option offers a means to reach customers beyond current routes and shore up distribution in rural or distant locations.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Holland
Dr. Pierce
Invalids
Buffalo, N. Y
Federal
Wereus
Russel Monroe
California
Bright
Doan
Indiana
A. S. Reed
Watt St
Jeffersonville
Ind
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo, N.Y
Carter
Arter
K& Re
Holly Hill Groves
Davenport
Florida
Polk County
Holly Hill
Holly Hill Grove & Fruit Co
Fla
QO. A. Hutchens
State Board of Accounts
State Teachers’ Association
Indianapolis News
Bill
T. V
Eatonic Works
Hngic
Eatonic
C. O. Frappie
W. F. Young, Inc
Tample St
Springfield
Mase
Peterson
F. E. Root
Michigan Street
Buffalo
N. Y
Peterson Ointment Co
Bufalo
Indian River
Titusville Bank
Andlan River Orange Company
Titusville, Florida
Southern Products CO
Paducah, Ky
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