Draft Draft Horses and Breeding for Marketable Draft Stock
An article on developing draft foals outlines that heavy horses remain economical in crowded cities for short deliveries with many stops. It emphasizes intelligent breeding, mare care, regulated feeding, mineral supply, and careful foal handling to produce strong bone and growth. It notes trucks may be faster but horses excel in certain environments, and provides practical feeding and housing guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walting
Chie Ie
Foal Rearing and Feeding Guidelines for Rapid Early Growth
The text outlines importance of early development in foals, recommending early nibbling of mare's feed and a low feed bow. It details feeding regimens including No. 1 and No. 2 rations with crushed oats, bran, corn, and hay, plus exercise and regularity. Emphasizes yearling growth potential and cost considerations for high grade costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Wrong King of Gardening and Wit Across Several Tales
A humorous collection of vignettes and quips includes Jerome S McWade's gardening gag as a cure for fatigue, a California girl Sarah Shaffer guiding a fall and elbow injury with hospital telemedicine, a Civil War veteran’s Civil War theaterward tale about General Sickles, and a light exchange about marriage costs with a suitor’s bid between ten thousand and eight thousand dollars. The tone is clipped old newspaper humor with anecdotes and social observations.
Disfiguring skin eruption treated with Cuticura
A Louisiana parent recounts a five year old girl’s ringworm like eruption cured by Cuticura Soap and Ointment after school exclusions and weeks of untilled relief. The ad notes free samples and urges postal requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice
Henry Pring
Cuticura
Dept. L
Boston
Strange scene as man dances beside lamp post
Two men observe a silent stranger, Crawford asks about the figure at the lamp post. Crabshaw suggests the man once would be called drunk, but now wonders if he is practicing a new dance as the judge remarks on the odd behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
Crabshaw
To Give Quinine To Children Ad?vanced Trade Name
Fragmented ad text touts quinine products for children. Mentions tasteless syrup and branded FEBRILINE with slogan about propriety. Includes stray lines about modesty and honesty versus wealth.
Fragmented 19th Century Field Notes The Woodshed Debate
A garbled OCR fragment presents a mock dialogue about remedies and chores in a rural setting. Names and places appear distorted, with references to a woodshed, two dollars, and a character arguing about social status. The text reads as a satirical or dialect piece with unclear speakers and missing context.
Habit to Avoid in a Baseball Club Dialogue
A fragmentary exchange questions why a batter pursues many home runs and links theatergoing as a cause of fatigue while touching on evolution and domestic life. The text includes ad-like lines praising Bromo Quinine and a toothpaste-style claim for easing colds, ending with a remark on consistency versus romance in a social setting.
The Mustache Cup Tea and a Fortune Hunter Tale
A Chicago critic lampoons bad taste at a New York Bad Taste exhibit noting Miss Jeannette Gilder’s mock praise for a pink and gold mustache cup. The piece critiques fortune hunting marriages, a downtown scene with Bob Hillard, and a railway map gift with tunnels marked in blue pencil at Carlisle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannette Gilder
New York
Miss Gilder
Ameriea
London
Limitation of Art Discussion With Washington Father's Son
In Washington a family head was approached by his son who asked to pursue art upon reaching majority. The elder replied with cautious permission as long as the son avoids drawing him. The exchange reveals parental concern about portraits and personal portrayal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Hillard
Bob
Chicago
Washington
Wather
The Actor of Today Language Exchange Anecdote
A puzzled abroad speaker notes the crowd at a ball game with troopers and a quiet crowd. The dialogue touches on becoming an actor despite speech impediments, the tremor of a film, and a rumor confirmed only after careful investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantis
Prisoner Exchange Sparks Brief Conversation in Jail
A terse exchange unfolds between a prisoner and an unknown speaker as money and books are referenced. The dialogue hints at a focus on pocket books and small currency, suggesting a casual but tense moment in a confinement setting.
Modern Business Man
Pitman asks Withersly about the game. Pimeon complains that a park visit turned into a long business talk. He laments the wasted afternoon but notes a $1,000 gain from the day’s events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitman
Withersly
Pimeon
Meanest Man Discovered Bribe Offer Reported New York Sun
The meanest man has again been discovered offering a polibema and confederate a $100 bill as a bribe. The story notes the man swallowing pride and never yet fulfilled hunger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Mrs. Winns Advice to Women Promotes Lydia E. Pinkham
Kansas City and Cumming Ga women praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from painful menses and infertility. Mrs H T Wow reports months of severe pain ending in two healthy girls after using the remedy. Mrs Charun Bag Ley of Cumming Ga shares rapid improvement in appetite sleep and energy after starting the medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pickham
Cumming
Lydia FE
Pixham
Charun Bag Ley
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E. H. Hughes
College of Agriculture
University
Jerome S McWade
Duluth
Sarah Shaffer
Los Angeles
Cal
Edward G. Whiley
Sarah
Maybelle
Wiley
Shaffer
Atlantic City
Sickles
Jese
Jim
Coc Acceliare
Tus
Coca-Cota Co
Artarra, Ga
Johnny
Mra Striggs
Tory Moroe
Wasery
Bee
Marine
Chicaygu
ER. W. Grove
Scotland
Carlisle
Faye
Jaz
Pocket Books
Lydia E.pinkham
Bsorbine
Absorbene, JR
WF Young
P.D.F
Cotte Laboratory
Barnsly
Daisy
Aligesiers
Breskirs
UL. ST Louis
Landanum
Castoria
Chas
H. Pletcher
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