Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Featured in Personal Claims
Two testimonials from Kewanee Illinois and Bridport Vermont praise Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for improving health and enabling motherhood. Women report relief from fatigue backache headaches and improve overall strength after using the remedy and related Sarative Wash. The letters emphasize trust in the product and urge other mothers to consider it for similar troubles.
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Faveon Street
Kewanee
Llin
Illinois
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia
Pinkham
Mary R. Benedict
Payson Street
Bridport Vermont
Lydia B.pinkham
O.K
Old Recipe and Advertisement Snippet
A clipped newspaper fragment shows a faded baking recipe mixing flour salt baking powder milk and eggs to form a soft batter plus a brief advertisement for Carbolic salve claiming quick healing with no scars. The ad invites purchases from druggists or by mail from J W Cole Co Borford IL.
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Coie
J. W. Cole Ca
Borkford, Il
Green Peas and Rye Flavor Milk
USDA tests show feeding green rye or green cowpeas to dairy cows affects milk flavor. One hour before milking up to 15 pounds causes slight odors. 30 pounds raises odors but not to objectionable levels. After milking, effects are minimal. To avoid flavors, limit intake to under 19 pounds before milking. both feeds better after milking.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Profitable to Hog Off Green Corn Is Done Early
North Dakota Agricultural College experiments show profitable fattening of hogs on green corn. Proper management avoids hog cholera concerns, and early feeding in March yields 155 to 175 pound pigs. Flint corn varieties fatten slower than soft or maturing corn, affecting gains.
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North Dakota Agricultural College
Layers Do Better With Well Furnished House
Minnesota university poultry specialist M. E. Chapman advises complete furnishing of the poultry house for flock comfort and caretaker convenience. He notes essential features include dropping boards removable roosts one nest per four hens and hatchery aids like mash hoppers manger troughs water tables sanitary spans and crocks for milk plus seasonal broody coop dust box burlap curtains and other setup details to reduce labor.
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M. E. Chapman
Minnesota University
Labor Hill
Wet or Dry Mash in Chick Ration Sparks Debate
Poultrymen dispute whether to wet or wet part of mash for chicks. Most favor dry feeding for efficiency and reduced labor. Dry mash offers easier hoppers and lowers risk of webbing.
Standards for Beans Have Been Issued
The United States Department of Agriculture issued tentative standards for beans after public hearings in major bean producing areas. Nineteen classes are proposed for adoption by state and commercial agencies to show practicality under commercial conditions. The department notes the dry edible bean crop brings farmers over 50 million dollars annually and outlines expected quality and marketing improvements. More than 1,600 bean samples were analyzed to set graded quality factors, with seven grade sets for groups of classes. Copies of the report and tentative standards are available on request from the Bureau of Agricultural Economics, USDA, Washington.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Department
United States
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Washington
Keeping Winter Wheat Pure Says Minnesota University Experts
Minnesota university farm crop men stress purity of winter wheat to protect grade value. Mixing with prior crops lowers market grade. recommend planting winter rye on fields with no prior winter rye for several seasons. They caution against winter wheat as a regular Red River valley crop and suggest hardy varieties like Minturki seeded in September in suitable regions.
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Minnesota University
Red River Valley
Minnesota
Grow Horse Radish From Cuttings Set in Spring
Horse radish needs deep cool rich soil and late season growth. It is propagated from cuttings taken from store root sections dressed for market in fall and stored in cellars or pits. Plant in early spring with top 3 to 5 inches below soil. it grows until freezing when plowing and new cuttings are prepared for next year.
Farm Notes on Beans Bees and Barnyard Practices
A collection of brief farm notes discusses soy beans as a protein supplement, pork growth via sunlight and clean surroundings, winter quarters for breeding flocks, cross pollination in orchards, and the value of farm woodlands already yielding forest products. It also notes risks from rats and suggests barium carbonate poison as an inexpensive control method.
The Fog Horns On A Rocky Coast
Far from many places yet near others the jagged coast hosts rocks that resist regular lines. The fogs and storms test them, but the rocks endure, echoing the ocean’s roar. Foghorns and buoys warn ships, giving coast dwellers hope and comfort amid thick blankets of fog.
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Nature
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