Donos Kidney Pills Backed by Dick Road Patron
Whitbeck of 437 Bim Street reports relief after using Dono's Kidney Pills from Dick road drug store Massachusetts Street. He says two years of back ache vanished after trying the remedy advertised in daily papers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY markets the pills and warns to remember the name Duans and to take no substitute.
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Whitbeck
Bim St
Dono
Dafly
Oan
Dick Ro
Massachusetts Etree
Eal
All Dears
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
United Staves
Duan
Kansas City Rail Time Table Summary
Train routes and schedules at Kansas City and Leavenworth with daily, weekly, and Sunday only services. Express and passenger trains to Chicago, California, Texas, Topeka, and Denver listed with departures, arrivals, and note on newspaper garbled timing.
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Kansas Ony
Catenpe Express
Chicago
Sobtul
Utsh & Tex Express
Caufornia Express
Topeka Espreen Ton
Kunis
Texas Ea
Cawrerce Drukch
Dally
Cawarsce Bnanch
Wits Am
Leavesworth Bhunch-T
Leavesworth
Bnamcu
Union Pacefic
Overland Flyer
Deover
Pacide Constoy
Nua Satine Express
Kassas City Express
Eastern Limited
Peta Nathansas
New Kansas City
Saliva
Worth Buasuh
Yacille Express
Leavenworth Wilasch
Pact Express
Sean al
Stable Convenience Manure Scoop and Box Construction
An illustrated guide describes a multipurpose manure box and trough system for stable use. It outlines dimensions, folding front door, hinged bottom, mounting options, and hardware details for a durable, push or draw setup adaptable to various rail or rope guides.
Fragmented Machinery Examined Amid Obscure Text
An assorted block of garbled text references bolting rods to pulleys on a hay carrier and a section describing a wire rope setup. It then shifts to a travel notice about Asian Pacific selling one way tickets from Missouri river terminals to many Western and Pacific destinations with specific city pairs and prices. Contact details for a city ticket office are provided.
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Nature
Missouri
Enuzas City
Orden
Salt Lake City
Jacoc
Helene and Gatte
Montana
Akama
Wanatchee
Washington
Hantington
Nampa
Suburban Newspaper Notice on Delivery Terms
In a subscriber notice the paper outlines that novice reverse letter pricing applies to all advertisers and delivery rules require advance payment. It notes restrictions on church mat usage and mentions potential inked adjustments for earlier deliveries.
Turn of a Valve Offers Instant Fire Control
An advertisement explains operating a dual valve to produce slow, moderate, or quick flames. By turning the valve a little or more, you adjust the burn rate, enabling immediate readiness and consistent heat as desired.
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Felay
Berber Bros
Tess
Jess
How to anchor a wire cable for door track setup
J G Allshouse explains a method to secure a hay carrier using a post in front of a door and a brace from the post to the door sill. An iron rod threaded through the post fastens the cable with a cut washer to keep tension. A slot above the door permits cable clearance.
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J. G. Allshouse
Ohio
Feeding New Corn In Uncertain Crop Year
Farmers warn against using immature new corn and urge sparing feeding until kernels mature. With late crop conditions and high price, avoid waste and gradually adjust ration to prevent shortages and health risks in poultry.
Feeding and care tips for horse stables and foals
An article discusses safe feeding practices and stable design, detailing a box frame to prevent feed loss, and stresses keeping foals fed while preventing hazards. It notes the dangers of mare and foal separation, and cites a Missouri case where a horse had a petrified corncob lodged in its jaw after a possible cob ingestion.
Causter Leek lew and the dangers of lockjaw in wounds
A fragment describes tetanus from dirt and rust when air is excluded from wounds. It advocates Chamberlain's Pain Balm as a treatment and mentions various products for sale by local stores.
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Chamberlain
Vaale
Patber Bros
Coops For Fattening Chickens Patented In Ireland
The article describes small square coops used for fattening chickens as a profitable method. It notes adoption by the government and details design specs, placement, and feeding practices influencing fattening results and costs per pound.
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Ireland
Oesat G31
Otek
Fattening Chickens and Experimental Rearing Methods
Fragmentary account describes attempts to fatten chickens through crate feeding and nontraditional motherhood by a bantam hen. It notes the use of troughs, nonessential machine feeding, and experimental cohabitation with strange large brood birds. Mentions various unrelated remedies and patient anecdotes.
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Cauave
da Corium
Canada
Great Britain
Guinea Fowls Behavior and Breeding Insights
Guinea fowls have dark flesh and are palatable. Inbreeding makes birds tender and smaller. Young are hardy and follow mothers early, foraging on bugs and seeds. Males help brood care and night roosting. They nest in hidden nests and hatch many offspring. Guinea fowls prefer open tree tops to poultry houses.
Successful Henhouse: Practical Care For Fowls And Returns
Prairie Farmer advises on building and managing a henhouse to maximize layer performance. It recommends small compartments with six square feet per hen, east west orientation, south facing wells and nest areas, a separate attendant passage, dust and earth boxes, and per-compartment grit and shell materials.
Poultry Yard Practices and Insect Prevention
Editorial notes advise dry coops during rain to keep poultry healthy and profitable. Emphasizes waste management, avoiding feeding offal, and investing in efficient feeding over flashy hen houses. Recommends chopped clover for laying hens, regular cleaning, shelter storage, market monitoring, and caution against predators. Includes brief consumer health notes on Chamberlain's Tablets and a stray cartoon caption about accidents.
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Fares Journal
Wire fence stretcher innovation showcased by Geo Brown
The article describes a homemade stretcher device using a 2x4 oak post, crank shaft, rope and pulley to tension wire fences. It explains construction steps, bolt placements, and methods to anchor to posts, noting success with both smooth and barbed wire. A second item mentions Belgian hares as meat producers and other rural notes.
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Geo. W. Brown
Ohio
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