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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1910

Page

6

Doan’s Kidney Pills Advertised by Marshall Resident

Marshall Utah residents report kidney pain dropsy relief after using Doan’s Kidney Pills. Ida Kaufman of Twelfth and Pine endorses the remedy, noting reduced swelling and back pain. Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo, NY markets the product as a reliable kidney medicine.

Seay Marshall Dean Ida Kaufman Twelfth & Pine Sts Doans Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

Dozen Confusion Over Willie and Bobby Transcript

In a school scene Willie corrects Bobby as he repeats do zen and dozen. The teacher steps in to fix the mispronounced word and clarify the count during the discussion.

Willie Wille Bobby

Simple Home Cure Promoted for Skin Diseases

Druggist Mr Keifer touts Zemo a scientific liquid for external use as a cure for blackheads pimples dandruff eczema tetter furuncle and other skin and scalp diseases The article notes Zemo draws germs to the surface and removes poisons promising complete cure and offers to show proof of numerous cures and explain how to use this home treatment.

Keifer Zemo

International Courtship and Jealousy Quips

A Louisville Courier-Journal item notes a duke’s apparent love and jealousy, joking he targets anyone curious about his father’s wealth. The dialogue humorously contrasts romantic interest with financial curiosity.

Louisville Courier-Journal

Selecting Dairy Cattle for Profit and Milk Quality

Dr David Roberts emphasizes choosing dairy cattle that combine healthy stock with high profit potential. He notes that the top milk producer may not be the heaviest feeder and advises tailoring feed to each animal's temperament to maximize butterfat yields and overall returns.

Dr David Roberts

Wormy Sheep Remedy From National Stockman

A discussion on worming sheep distinguishes between prevention powders and mature worm treatments. It advocates fasting before dosing and warns that gasoline mixtures risk injuring or killing the animal if not prepared and administered precisely.

National Stockman

Selecting Brood Sows for Breeders Teat Count Important

Rural World advises that teat count in sows ranges ten to sixteen with fourteen common. Each teat supports a piglet, and mortality of a single offspring rarely shifts to a spare teat. Higher teat numbers reduce risk of orphaned piglets.

England

Selecting a Hoe for Efficient Gardening Use

Denver Field and Farm advises choosing a hoe with a blade not flat when upright and a handle extending to the floor in work position. The heel should not touch the floor. A sharp hoe bites into the soil easily and works quickly. Sharpen it as soon as dull. carry a flat tile to file nicks quickly.

Denver Field Farm

Lampus of Horses Warns Against Cutting Swollen Bard Palate

The Breeder's Gazette notes Lampus or Lampus as a swollen Bard palate behind the upper teeth. It is not a disease but irritation of gums and buccal membrane from teething or indigestion. Recommend mouth care with borax solution or borax in honey, smeared multiple times daily.

Lampus

Grease the Farm Tools as Cheaper Lubricant Trend

In Homestead H Hatch notes a shift from plow scouring roads to greasing tools. Farmers keep a gallon pall with crude oil and an oil paint brush to quickly grease polished steel before rusting or hard work and profanity follow.

H. Hatch Homestead

Remedy for Pig Scours from an Ohio Farmer

National Stockman reproduces a farmer advised remedy for pig scours. Boil oats for about ninety minutes then cool and feed to the sow. Likely best to feed boiled oats only for twenty four hours. Hog men are urged to try the method for swift relief.

Ohio National Stockman

Maize Feed for Hogs Prompts Cautious Share

A fragmented notice notes maize feed for hogs and hints at recall concerns. The readable bits emphasize maize quality and potential safety questions for farmers and feed suppliers.

Taft opposes Hughes proviso on Sherman act enforcement

President Taft vetoes a sundry civil bill provision shielding labor unions from Sherman act enforcement. He cites the Supreme Court ruling against such boycotts and warns against class legislation. Hughes and supporters push for the proviso, while Taft argues for equal application of the law.

RGA Eee Iam Hughes Paterson House of “Representatives Taft House

Summer Cold Warnings and Auto Financing Boycott

A summer cold warning urges prompt Foley’s Honey and Tar treatment to prevent bronchitis or pneumonia. Separately, Kansas City bankers announce a boycott on lending for auto purchases citing excessive car spending and potential financial risk. in a year, mortgage funds tied to auto loans are mentioned.

Foley Kansas City Southwest Kansas

Bucklen Arnica Salve Promoted For Wounds And Skin Ailments

A vintage advertisement asserts Bucklen's Arnica Salve treats wounds from knives guns tin cans and nails as well as burns boils eruptions and eczema. It highlights quick healing and warns against blood poisoning or gangrene with a 25 cent price at Prewett's. The ad ends with a mock quip about women and a joke about mint employees being paid in their own coin.

Zemo Skin Remedy Praised For Eczema Pimples And Dandruff

Advert says agency for Zemo proves valuable for eczema pimples and dandruff. Claims Zemo is a clean vegetable liquid for external use that draws germs from skin to surface and destroys them leaving skin clear and healthy. Includes booklet explaining cases.

Zemo

Vision of electricity as career and future field

In an extended interview Thomas A. Edison argues electricity will dominate industry. He predicts $50 billion in electric service by 1925 and fivefold employment growth, urging rapid advancement in lighting, motors, heating, and storage batteries. He champions motors replacing animal labor and insists electricity will diversify into yet unnamed branches.

Thomas A. Edison Steinmetz

Kept The King at Home Ends The King of Laxatives

Paul Mathulka of Buffalo New York says they have kept Dr King's New Life Pills at home for a year and they have proved a blessing to the family. The remedy claims to ease stomach liver and kidney troubles. Available for 25 cents at Robt Prewett's.

Dr. King Paul Mathulka Buffalo N. Y Prewett’s

Aerial Traffic Aims for Future Passenger and Freight Use

Glenn Curtiss predicts prying machines will grow into economical air transport for people and goods. He compares early rail limits to today and believes the leap will occur gradually, not overnight, as aviation develops from insecure tracks to practical networks.

Glenn H. Curtiss

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