Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praise Ad
A Bovina Center, New York reader testimonial touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for long standing health issues. The letter from Mrs. Wituard A Granam claims dramatic personal improvement and urges other women to try the remedy, noting confidential replies from the Lydia Pinkham company.
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Bovina Center
Lydia E. Pinkham
Wituard A. Granam
N.Y
Lydia
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lyon
Mass
Farade
Sec
Legislation on Tuberculosis Across 1913 States
The National Association for the Stay and Prevention of Tuberculosis reports 20 states enacted laws and 84 considered bills in 1913. Over $5,000,000 was appropriated for treatment and prevention, with nearly $1,000,000 for federal health and sanatoria support. Notable actions include Colorado’s tuberculosis registry, Minnesota and Wisconsin hospital subsidies, Indiana county hospitals, and Ohio California state prevention bureaus. The association is preparing a complete 1923 analysis.
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Ses Sion
National Association For
Sesaian
Congress
United States Public Health
Army and Navy
District of Columbia
Colorado
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Indiana
Ohio
California
The
National Association
Choosing Trees From Reliable Nurseries and Peddlers
The article urges buying trees directly from reputable nurseries to secure better prices and quality. It warns against unreliable tree peddlers selling cull stock and diseased seedlings, advising buyers to insist on inspection certificates. One year old grafted trees are preferred, while trees over two years old risk poor growth and higher transport costs.
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C. Thompson
Peddier
Yar
Caring for the Raspberry by W H Cubery
Practical guidance on thinning fruiting canes, spacing, and pruning raspberries. Emphasizes open crown for sun and air, removal of crowded shoots, hedge training, and avoiding oversized varieties for better flavor and acidity.
Production of Fat Lambs and Sheep Breeding Factors
The Shropshire region is favored for fat lamb production with Welsh, Kerry, and other crosses. Ryeland and Western rams yield quick, high quality lambs, though larger breeds suit cold, sticky lands better. Breeding aims balance fat lamb, mutton, and wool, choosing crosses by soil, climate, and market goals.
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Weatherstonry
Shropshire
Rysland
Kerry
Molasses Good Horse Feed Value and Use
Molasses provides laxative and appetizing benefits for horses fed on dry or dampened feed. A gill of molasses with water improves palatability of wet hay and aids digestion. Used with meal or whole grain, it can aid conditioning but excessive use risks soft fat. moderation advised.
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Joana
Ways of Rooting Rose Slip Right and Wrong Plating
Guidelines on planting rose slips emphasize spreading roots flat in the trench and avoiding bruising or breaking them. After placing the slip, firm soil around the roots, fill the hole gradually, then press down lightly with a step to secure the plant.
Peonies For Amateurs Grow Freely With Easy Care
Amateurs can plant peonies as they require little attention and bloom yearly without pests. They rival roses in beauty, though avoid planting them too deeply the crown should be just two inches under the soil.
Help to Old Orchards Cultivation After Wet Ground
A brief note urges aiding old orchards by breaking up and cultivating them for the season while warning that cultivation cannot proceed if the land remains wet or "waches" hindered.
Advantageous Hog Housing Improves Farm Health
Movable hog houses allow spreading hogs across the farm in clean quarters. They enable better use of grass and forage crops, increasing overall efficiency while reducing disease danger to a minimum.
Road Building Raises Land Values, Study Finds
The Department of Agriculture reports data showing land values rise when roads improve. In Virginia and Alabama cases, farm land prices jumped after road upgrades, offsetting costs. The study links better roads to lower hauling costs, higher profits, and stronger demand for rural property, aided by the automobile.
Auto and Good Roads Strike a Stance on Road Wear
The passage argues autos are here to stay and cannot be penalized for destroying country roads. It notes autos wear dirt roads faster than heavy wagons and criticizes penalties on auto owners. The remedy proposed is to build sturdy roads capable of withstanding wear and then levy penalties as needed.
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Cime
Thera la
Duty of People: The Making of Good Roads
The making of good roads is one of the most important duties of the American people and their prompt repair and careful maintenance is essential. There is probably no subject in which the progressive farmer is more deeply interested than having roads connecting him with his market over which he may be able to haul the greatest possible load. Good roads, like all other good things, are expensive to build and of too much value to be neglected.
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Hhis
Iry
Good Roads and the Progressive Farmer
The article argues that Americans value prompt repair and careful maintenance of roads. It emphasizes that good roads connect farmers to markets, enabling heavier loads and more efficient hauling. Roads are costly to build but invaluable and should not be neglected.
Road Drag Timing From Historical Traffic Rules
A fragment discusses optimal times to drag a road, noting light traffic as ideal after a rule and, for normal flow, when mud won’t stick and the drag edges slide. It mentions taking a slice of earth and filling depressions, using archaic terms like high flacca and Alling the small deprew bloody.
Unclear local phrasing in odd names near Worcester
Fragmented OCR text mentions persons with unusual names and a Lake Charg activity near Worcester. It references Fitchburg Lowell visitors Haijoman Saralaneroparaniang and a cousin, with a note about learning from a Boston Globe aside. Ends with a quip about paying cash and heartbreak.
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Htagop Barasysian
Fitchburg
Una Menad Estabobrakamasian
Lowell
Lake Charg- Dg
Bar Ogemanchangegogschaubunagun Gamang
Worcester
Haijoman Saralaneroparaniang
Boston Globe
Luncheon in New York Echoes on a Bad Actor
In a New York luncheon tale, Egged om De Wolf Mopper laments a failing actor. He recalls Phatt briefly returning from Canal Street after saying he had hints he was not suited to the stage. A mock exchange follows about critics and birds that might hatch.
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Om de Wolf Mopper
New York
Phatt
Hamtet
Canal Street
Anecdote of Menelaus and Helen Over a Hat
The tale recalls Menelaus governing with authority in ancient times as Anecdotal mentions his wife Adlen seeking a new hat. Helen complains that a simple request is denied because no is shorter than yes and she weeps, fleeing with Parig in a whimsical aside from Puck.
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Mensiaus
Laconia
Adlen
Menelaus
Helen
Parig
Puck
Thoroughly Enjoyable Pisnio Event Recalls Narrow Drownings
A Birmingham Age-Herald reader quote describes the pageant as a great success with many attendees. The remark notes more people nearly drowned than in any other similar occasion the speaker recalls, highlighting a dangerous yet memorable crowd experience.
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Birmingham
Expert Opinion On Mies Maude Eyebrows Questioned
The remark questions the supposed heaviness of Mies Maude's intellectual eyebrows. The speaker denies the eyebrows are as dark as some depict and offers a skeptical view on the characterization.
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Mies Maude
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