Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Helped a Woman
A Lackawanna New York mother describes six years of misery after childbirth and credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her nerves appetite and vitality. The ad extols the product as a standard remedy for female ailments and invites women to write for confidential advice to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
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Lackawanna, N. Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
A. F. Kreamen
Electric Avenue
Lackawanna
N. Y
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Lydia
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Senator Clark recalls kiddie wisdom in playful tale
Wyoming Senator Clarence D Clark laughs at bright sayings of children's folklore referencing a boy named Jimmy. He recalls a street scene where Jimmy returns home flushed after play and calmly explains his overheated appearance by saying his root leaks.
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Clarence D. Clark
Wyoming
Jimmy
Johnny
Important to Mothers Examine Castoria Bottles Carefully
Caregivers are urged to inspect each bottle of Castoria for infants and children to ensure safety and proper use, warning against mislabeled or unsafe products and advising to consult a physician if concerns arise.
Prideful Cow and Servant Jokes Across Ads
A fragmented ad style piece mentions a proud cow with tail slashes and flies, a fast goer asking about a new servant who will be gone next Tuesday, and a Detroit Free Press note with a blue dye product claim. The mix includes grocers promoting Red Crece Bae Blue and other fashion or household lines.
Colorado State News Highlights From Town to County
A roundup of Colorado items notes events in Denver, Aurora, Trinidad, Fort Morgan, Loveland, Glenwood Springs, and more. Reports include openings, appointments, road and water projects, weather and crops, obituaries, legal actions, and local developments across towns like Colorado Springs, Nederland, Grand Junction, and Leadville.
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Fort Morgan
Daniel Schetzer
Rocky Ford
Brush
Eric Logan
Oak Creek
Extension Division
State Agricultural College
Farmers’ Institute
GG. Gericke
Grand Junction
Allstar
Streeley
Theoast
Commercial Club of
Wiley
Denver
Colorado
State Utilities Commission
Rairoads
William KE. Hughes
Texas
Littleton
Colorado Springs
Loveland
Ben McAnally
Trinidad
Late Market Quotations From Western Denver Markets
Denver markets show cattle and hogs with varied prices for steers heifers cows and calves. Grain and feed prices list upland hay alfalfa timothy and straw with per ton and bagged oats and corn prices.
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Colo. Upland
Nebraska Upland
Nebraska
South Park
Choice
San Luis Valley
Gunnison Valley
Prices for Eggs and Produce in Denver Market Report
A Denver market listing shows graded eggs No 1 and No 2 with prices, creamery products, fruit like apples and peaches from Colorado, watermelons from Rhone? with prices per box or cwt, and vegetables including celery cabbage onions potatoes and tomatoes. Values given include 5.52 16 Eyes counts, 6.75 creamery ex Cole Yb 27 etc, with assorted fruit and produce pricing across the region.
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Denver
Metal Prices Lead New York Markets Rise
Metal price brief shows lead at 4.50 dollars per ounce in New York trading. Bar silver and copper casting quoted at 17.874 dollars per unit.
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New York
Water used by many crops in drought resistance study
United States Department of Agriculture findings in Colorado show water needs per pound of dry matter vary widely among crops. Corn requires 368 pounds of water per pound of dry matter while alfalfa uses 1 1 pounds. buffalo grass 308 pounds. millet 319. sorghum 322. wheat 613. oats 597. and alfalfa 831. Weeds like tumbleweed use little water relative to dry matter.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Colorado
Cultivating Sudan Grass After First Hay Crop
Oklahoma State notes advise cultivating Sudan grass soon after removing the first hay crop. A light soil stir aids a strong second crop start, especially if weeds were controlled early. If weeding held, infrequent cultivation suffices. good cultivation boosts second-cut yield while the seed stand shortens the growing period.
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RE. Karper
Oklahoma
M_ B
Bliss
Okla
Sudan
Moisture Capacity of Soil and Manure Benefits
The North Dakota Experiment Station states that applying manure is the cheapest way to return organic matter to soil. It maintains decaying matter, improves soil texture, increases mineral element availability, and boosts water holding capacity while supplying nitrogen as plant food.
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North Dakota Experiment Station
Experiment with Hog Feed at Kansas Station
The illustration pigs, litter mates, were fed eight months at the Kansas experiment station. One pig fed corn and alfalfa hay averaged 250 pounds dressed, while the corn only pig reached 60 pounds. Alfalfa provided needed protein and balanced the ration.
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Kansas Experiment Station
Protect Stock From Flies In Summer
Charles T Bray outlines fly prevention for cattle with methods ranging from odor and grease repellents to sprays. He notes mixed effectiveness and offers a US Department of Agriculture approved kerosene emulsion recipe: dissolve hard soap, add kerosene, emulsify, then dilute with water for spray, dip, or wash.
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Charles T Bray
Colorado Experiment Station
United States Department of Agriculture
Dogproof Fence Trial On Forest Range Proves Effective
A government forest range shows a new three month test of a dog and coyoteproof fence. Posts stand 16 feet apart along a 714 foot line with ground level wires and woven wire forcing. The design features a 7 inch upper height and a four inch mesh to deter canines.
Inoculation Methods Protect Hogs Against Cholera
The only protection against hog cholera is inoculation with hog cholera serum or with serum and virus. Serum alone provides immunity lasting six to eight weeks, while serum and virus offer lasting permanent immunity.
Omaha Live Stock Prices Mixed Across Heavy Cattle and Pigs
The Omaha live stock market reports a range of prices for hogs and cattle. Hors-Heavy sold around 7.00 to 7.50 per unit, light hogs near 7.40, pigs around 6.50 to 7.50, cattle native steers 5.04 to 9.80, cows and heifers 5.50 to 7.00, western steers about 6.40, sheep yearlings 5.75 to 6.50, wethers 5.00 to 6.25, lambs approximately 6.40 to 7.60.
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Omaha
Moisture Returns to Soil Despite Shallow Cultivation
The text notes that moisture falling from the sky is likely to be reabsorbed by the soil unless prevented, and that frequent shallow cultivation aids moisture retention in the soil.
Kansas City Livestock Prices Snapshot
Market report shows bulk cattle and pig values with prime fed steers at around 7400, Western and dressed beef steers near 50 to 60, stockers and feeders 35 to 48, calves about 6, and sheep and lambs ranging from 4.25 to 6.50 per hundredweight. Includes miscellaneous notes on pork and veal figures.
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Good CO. Croce
Cvcccc
BOO
Ueden
Kansas City
Establishing Alfalfa Through Row Planting and Cultivation
Sowing alfalfa in wide rows with cultivation between the rows is presented as the most certain method to establish this crop across diverse areas.
Grain and meat prices from Chicago market report
The Chicago market lists wheat at No 2 around 1.05 to 1.15 dollars with various grades shown. Corn No 2 around 65 to 66 cents, oats around 34 to 37 cents, rye No 2 about 1.90 dollars, barley near 52 cents, timothy at 7.25 dollars, clover 14 to 25 dollars. Pork trades at 13.32 dollars and lard at 7.95 dollars.
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Chicago
Draft Mare Pair Valued At One Thousand Dollars Each
A well matched pair of purebred draft mares should fetch about $1,000 apiece despite autos, and properly bred stallions will command even higher prices according to market talk.
Keeping Colt From Its Mother Follows Isolation Practice
The guidance states a foal should be confined where it cannot see its dam to prevent following. The recommendation emphasizes separation until the foal learns to stay within bounds and follows trained cues for safe management.
Hog ration note oats expensive for hogs
Oats can serve as a good hog ration but are generally too costly to be economical.
Sheep Need Shade for Comfort and Health
A writer advises sheep owners to provide shade beyond brush or fence corners. A shed on open ground or even a high board fence can reduce sun exposure. Woodland shade, like lit tle hemlocks on a hillside, helps sheep escape heat and flies.
Ram inspection plan for ticks and dip treatment method
The text suggests inspecting the ram for ticks occasionally and thoroughly soaking it with a dip preparation. It describes using a hand-sprinkler while the ram stands to apply the dip.
Time to Wean Colts: Guidance for Gentle Weaning at Five Months
Wean the colts at five months. Group two or three in a small paddock to give company. If they have eaten grain and grass for a month or more, weaning will be easier with little trouble.
Openings for Sheep Raiser Highlight Scarce Flocks
The sheep raiser opening is broad as flocks remain scarce. Sheep prove valuable property on farms and yield steady returns year after year.
Ensign Tipton Leads Fourth Indiana in Fierce Defense
The Kansas City Star recounts General Harrison rallying troops after a brutal Indian assault. Ensign Tipton, youngest observed officer, holds command as officers fall and the regiment suffers heavy losses. Tipton answers the general that he commands, illustrating the brutal courage of the unit.
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Harrison
Fourth Indiana
Tipton
Indiana
Kansas City Star
Hungry Man Receives Surprise Dinner In New Home
Reginald returns from work to a joyous welcome from Ermentrude who reveals a home cooked feast. She sobs with joy, claiming her heart is broken for a missed chance to guess Reginald’s favorite dishes after moving into their new home.
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Reginald
Ermentrude
Ducksey
Ermie
Trcken
Cuticura Promises Clear Skin With Free Sample Offer
An old advertisement urges readers to try Cuticura Soap and Ointment to clear pimples blackheads and itching. It claims benefits for scalp dandruff and general toilet use and offers a free sample by mail via postcard to Cuticura Dept V Loston.
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Cuticura
Dept. V
Loston
Dorothy Returns Home After Party Tears
Dorothy felt homesick at her first party and left with the hostess mother suggesting she go home. Moments later she knocked, crying, to say she had a wonderful time and forgot to say so.
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Dorothy
Christian Register
Speech Exchange With Studious Man Sparks Banter
A studious man praises a speech while the other jokes about memorizing words. The responder returns a witty line about writing down unfamiliar terms and using many more, highlighting a playful back and forth.
Year After Year They Can't Fool All the People
A short fragment notes public grievance against a summer hotel proprietor who withholds two weeks of refunds or accommodations. The passage hints at recurring schemes to overcharge or disappoint patrons with swift, unsatisfactory remedies.
Ten smiles for a nickel ad copy prompts charity appeal
An old style ad copy touts buying Red Cross Rag Blue for clean white clothes and mentions a market always open for others' ideas. The brief literary tone hints at consumer culture and social causes without specifics.
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Red Cross
Ady
Merely a Small Matter Awakens Ohio Couple
At about two in the morning Mr and Mrs Liv Geer were awakened by a mysterious noise Hy investigates in a dark house finding nothing. Mrs Geer worries it may involve the car or their baby. They later discover their six month old son had fallen from his crib.
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George Willats
Leadville
Joan Zondek
Denver District Court
Union Vacilie Railroad Company
Jionver & Rio Grande Engineers
Waxosa Springs
Durango
Gilbert Gibson
Trinidad
Huena Vista
International Bank of Commerce
Pueblo
Liv Geer
Mrs. Geer
George
Mr. Geer
Cured of Bright's Disease by Dodd's Kidney Pills
Mrs A L Crawford of Medfield Massachusetts writes that Dodd's Kidney Pills cured her Bright's Disease. She describes severe swelling and blindness from the illness and states she gradually improved after taking the pills. The ads list Dodd's Kidney Pills at 50 cents per box and Dodd's Dyspepsia Tablets at 30 cents per box through Buffalo New York dealers.
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A. L. Crawford
Medfield
Mass
Dodd
Bright
Buffalo, N. Y
Moths Threaten Empty House With Woolen Relocation Plan
Speaker jokes about moths invading an unattended home. He plans to deploy moth balls in the parlor and bombard the insects if they breach the trenches, promising to force the moth to surrender by nightfall.
The Limit On Heat Sparks Cantankerous Exchange
A heated exchange centers on enduring heat and how one man handles it. The discussion contrasts tolerances and personal limits, highlighting a stubborn insistence on speaking about the issue.
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Hensonhurst
Detroit Free Press
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A. E. McKenzie
Colo
Doan
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo
Carter
Carters
Itsen E. Volomat Lawyers
Colorado State News
Western Newspaper
Union News Service
Fale
Denver Jet
Mr Fellows
Mik
Mercy Convent
Aurora
Fruita Flour Mill
Evans
Craig
Glenwood Springs
Nederland
Telluride Episcopalians
Berthrod
Turlington
Kit Carson County
Marble
Otto Sauer
CS. Nolan
Colorado & Southern
Nola
Missouri
Carlson
Richard W. Lichtenheld
State Board of Barber Examiners
Fdna Puller
Carbondale
S. Guida
Firestone
George Wall
Frederick
Weld
Book Clift Railroad Company
Eastern
Meeker
Nion News
P. R
Foo
Carlond
Idaho
D. P
Loire
Aia
Cole
East
Piocgee
Cncce
Broilers
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Hay
Department of Agriculture
Chicago Grain and Provisions
Battle of
Tippecanoe
New York City
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