Beauty of the Bitter Sweet Vine in Home Hedges
Bennington notes praise for Celastrus or bitter sweet vine as a hardy, fast-growing native climber ideal for home borders. It thrives like Branite, bears orange fruit in fall, and its crimson seeds frost open. Transplant on a cloudy or sunset day, water seed beds, and plant seedlings in a prepared puddle. Create a miniature water garden using a split barrel or tub with rich mud and pond soil to grow nymphae roots, keeping water stable and changing only what evaporates.
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Bennington
Harness Room And Tree Hut Construction For Farm Use
An instructional piece explains building a dust proof harness room in the barn for heavy and light harness gear, and adds plans for a tree hut or club house. It details two tree foundation methods, framing, wall and roof assembly, ladders, floors, doors, and safety braces with diagrams reference.
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Tree Club
Algo
Care of Colt's Feet and Foot Level in Young Horses
Proper hoof care starts with a firm rasp and minimal knife use. Avoid aggressive trimming. a quieted colt lets the foot be raised and leveled, preserving the arch of bones. A well balanced hoof supports future soundness and avoids the old phrase No foot, no horse.
Measles in a Herd Causes Spring Concern
The text explains measles as a contagious illness spreading rapidly during an outbreak in a herd. Notable symptoms include coughing sneezing red watery eyes nasal discharge reduced appetite and a tendency to stay in the nest or bed.
No Chance To Reach Them In Oklahoma Flood Fear
A Kansas lawyer in a small Oklahoma town faced rising flood danger as heavy rains raised the river. Townspeople planned warnings. a frightened crowd awoke to riders shouting to flee to foothills. A German traveler quipped about Jerusalem as the floods approached. The item notes the Titanic depth and a New Jersey plan to clear cemeteries of water-holding containers to stop mosquitoes.
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Kansas
Oklahoma
Essex ‘County
New Jersey
New York
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad in 19th Century Paper
An advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure offering one hundred dollars reward for untreatable cases. It features endorsements of F. J. Cheney and Co and claims the medicine acts directly on the bodily surfaces. Also touts Hall's Family Pills for constipation and requests free testimonials.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney, & CO
AFO! &Co
F. J. Cheney
Nation Nalsbank
Eydy Hal
All Drugsista
Safe laxative for women Dr Kings New Life Pills ad
Nearly every woman needs a good laxative and Dr Kings New Life Pills are promoted as prompt and safe with no pain. Testimonial from Mrs M C Dunlap of Leadill Tennessee says the pills helped her troubles greatly. Get a box today priced at 25 cents recommended by City Drug Store Taube neck Davison.
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Dr. King
M. C. Dunlap
Leadill
Tenn
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