Eminent Specialists Show Value of Exercise and Rest
Four articles in the Journal of the Outdoor Life summarize expert views on exercise and fatigue in tuberculosis care. Prof Lee argues rest is essential to recover from fatigue while moderate exertion is safe. Drs Brown, Weise urge regulated exercise to aid pulmonary TB. Dr Pratt champions prolonged rest in bed with out-of-doors exposure. Will Ross stresses disciplined rest as a daily duty and controlled activity for recovery and earning capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederico 8. Lee
Columbia University
New York
Lawrason Brown
H. Heise
Adirondack Cottage
Trudeau
N. Y
Joseph H. Pratt
Boston
Will M. Ross
Stevins Point
Wis
Lee
Tle
Aship
Pratt
United States
Emmanual
Bostemn
Ross
exports of farm products exceed billion dollar mark in 1911
The Biennial Statistic report shows exports for the fiscal year 1911 likely surpassing one billion dollars, with cotton leading at about 574 million and meat dairy products rising to 544 million for 11 months through May. Prices, not volumes, drive the record, as Europe remains the main buyer of exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Devender
Department of Commerce and Labor
Sim
Europe
Canada
Japan
Mexico
West Indian Islands
Farmacre tips and kitchen hacks from July Farm Journal
Practical notes on farming and home science from July Farm Journal covering corn planting, crop tending, alfalfa inoculation, potato blight prevention, kitchen saver tricks, and small household repairs. Names mentioned include Dr. BE. H. Jenkins and Connecticut Experiment Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. H. Jenkins
Connecticut, Experiment Station
July
Farm Journal
John Edwards Spends Wednesday in Lexington
Kansas City resident John Edwards traveled to Lexington and spent the day there on Wednesday, engaging in local activities and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Edwards
Kansas City
Lexington
Remarkable old age bowel remedy claim in Caldwell syrup ad
An advertising fragment touts Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a universal laxative effective for the elderly and children. It promises relief from constipation and associated symptoms, urges regular use around menstruation, and offers free samples from Dr W B Caldwell of Monticello Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Caldwell
Caldwell
Caldiwell
W. G. Zorn
New Decatur
Ala
George S. Spaulding
National Soldiers’ Home
Kansas
W. B. Caldwell
Caldwell Building
Monticello
Quick Kitchen Hack From July Farm Journal
A reader suggests fastening a paper bonnet with string under the chin to shield a face and fasten a makeshift bonnet. The note adds a tip for cooking string beans cut on a slant with scissors to speed cooking, claimed to be quicker than the standard straight crosscut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
July
Farm Journal
Lafayette County Fair ticket sale with prizes
Special prizes totaling 100 dollars will go to boys or girls selling the most Fair Season tickets for Lafayette County Fair opening May 15 and closing July 29 1911. Winners announced 1 pm on the fair's first day on the Grand Stand. Tickets are $1 for four days and can be secured from the secretary or banks. Prizes include 25 gold water, 10 gold com, 5 Pingree shoes, 5 lady’s gold ring, 5 silk umbrella, 4 autoharp, 3.5 fountain pen. Event set for Concordia July 4 with a big M W A picnic and celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette County
the Fair Association
American Bank
Pingree
T. M. Lake & Sons
Train Schedules for Sedalia Lexington and KC
Evening service leaves Sedalia at 5:55 pm with arrivals in Lexington at 5:25 pm and Kansas City at 7:45 pm. Morning east bound departs Kansas City at 6:00 am reaching Lexington at 8:10 am and Sedalia at 10:56 am. River route runs Lexington to Jefferson City with departures at 7:50 am arriving 12:50 am, and return depart Jefferson City at 1:10 pm arriving Lexington 5:50 pm. fast bound 9:30 am west bound 12:15 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Lexington
Kansas City
Efehak
Jefferson City
Baskett Family Visits Kansas City for the Day
Mr and Mrs N B Baskett and daughter Amelia spent Monday in Kansas City for a day outing. J M Paige, Dr J L Peak, Miss Emma Hix, and Miss Lucy May Payne also traveled to Kansas City or Malta Bend for short visits or business. Concordia hosts M W A picnic and 4th of July celebration with a special train.
We Do Love Work in Town Ready to Build Roads
A local contractor announces presence in town offering sidewalk and road work. They emphasize reliable service, prompt delivery, and a faithful work ethic linked to the phrase we say, WORK. and deliver the roads. Contact details include office phone numbers.
Executor's Notice for Sophia Schnakenberg Estate
Letters testamentary were granted June 21 1911 by Lafayette County Probate Court Missouri to the undersigned. Creditors must exhibit claims for allowance within six months or be precluded from estate benefits. if not exhibited within one year they will be forever barred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Schnakenberg
Probate Court
Lafayette County
Missouri
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Isana
James FF. Ballard
ST. Louis, MO
Stephens
Crenshaw & Young
Laird
Concordia
Ton Branch
John 1
Ashurst
Snop J. ©, Coffin
John H. Dierker
Vienoa
Vomshulta
Brete Lingo
Graham Knott
Jenus
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