Why Women Seek Mrs Pinkham Advice in Health Matters
Grant Park resident Mrs Chappell endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for ovarian and womb inflammation. The ad claims thousands of women confide in Mrs Pinkham over twenty five years and notes her Lynn Mass address offers free advice to suffering women.
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Sician
Pinkham
United States
Chappell
Grant Park
Pink
Kham
Lynn
Mass
Quips on Love and Nervous Complaints Across Papers
A collection of brief witticisms from multiple newspapers. One quip notes a woman citing nervous illness when sick, another jokes about kissing a girl against her will, and a Cleveland Leader line remarks on engagement etiquette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison Globe
Somerville Journal
Lucille
Wintergreen
Genevieve
Ohl
Cleveland
Life Saved by Dodd's Kidney Pills in Chicago
In Chicago on December 14 1900 special notice praises S P Bush conductor of Holy Name Court 26 for surviving Bright's Disease. The article credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with curing his illness after months of decline and states the medicine is sold for 30 cents a box by all dealers.
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Chicago
Ill
S. P. Bush
Holy Name Court
Order
Bright
Thush
Dodd
Mr. Rush
Corn Smut Described By Professor Plumb In Crop Study
Professor Plumb describes corn smut as a distorted greenish white growth or a black powdery mass appearing on ears or stalks. The tubelike tissue harbors spores that develop into lines of little plants, with the dark mass made mostly of spores. Farmers fear stock harm, but evidence suggests otherwise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plumb
Farmoe
Hired-Help Problem and Old Farming Practices
The author discusses hiring workers at 1.50 per day versus 1.60 day wages, noting unreliable help. He recalls cradling and racing to cut grain or dig potatoes, where swift effort kept labor from idling. Times have changed and many workers now work only for immediate gains, according to Farn and Fireside.
Facts for Farmers and Safe Household Practices
Farmers learn to start right with practical tips from livestock care to manure absorption. The piece notes kitchen waste management, safe handling of absorbents, and uses for household materials in stable upkeep. It also warns against poisoning and mentions gasoline engines reducing operating costs in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Yerry
Crop per acre and worm remedies in historic farming note
A historic excerpt discusses how larger crops per acre reduce cost per bushel and may raise profit, noting 15 to 30 bushels per acre as examples. It also lists simple worm remedies like fly extract and turpentine in milk, tobacco decoctions, and cautions for dosing in livestock.
Cotton Seed and Meal as Stock Feed and Fertility Booster
Farmers should view cotton seed as valuable stock feed and soil fertility. At current prices meal offers superior value, and feeding two pounds daily to steers improves gains, with cotton seed meal preferred over whole seed when feeding cattle on corn or kafir. Oklahoma farmers should utilize all locally grown cotton byproducts to keep fertility at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
The Cost of Pork in Farm Pig Rearing
The cost of pork per pound guides farmer opinions on swine raising. Maryland tests show pork could be produced at 214 cents per pound under favorable conditions with healthy pigs. Cheap feeds near creameries and using skim milk can greatly lower costs, with pork cheapest when using young hogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Experiment Station
Cures Every Time Halter Method for Horses and Sheep Breeding Notes
Instructions describe tying a half inch rope under a horse tail to prevent falls, with rope routed through halter and post rings for a tight front tie. Also discusses importance of breed type in sheep breeding, arguing breed type signals breeding quality and desirability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Olsen
Pacin
Home
Current Topics From A Fragmented Ledger Of Facts
A collected garble of statistics and anecdotes covers agriculture, industry, demographics, and public life. Topics include rice meals for soldiers, tree counts per acre, London pawned goods value, oyster reproduction rates, U S military reform, a Lewisburg incident, chess in Australian schools, California dried fruit value, Russian subsidies for settlers, golf ball production, Trailways steel use, global land and grain stats, medieval and modern labor notes, chamois leather origins, Tobarro seeds, rifles exported to China, coal prices, bread wheat demand, chamois leather misnomer, education value among girls, cashmere production, papal history, immigrant waves, sugar sources, and U S naval construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Medical Service
United States
Lewisburg
Senn
Will Hollen
California
England
Germany
China
Vermont
Ellie County
Kansas
A. A. Woolard
Parkersburg
W. Va
du Tuth
New York
France
Hila Ewing
Missouri
New Gormn
Lake Ponboat
Nervura Remedy Praised By Nervous Patient
A trembling patient recounts relief from Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy after failing to steady in the pulpit and recover strength. He credits the medicine with marked improvement and endorses Dr. Greene who offers free advice from his New York office at 35 West 14th Street.
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Bardis
W. Vu
Dr. Greene
Greene
Nervara
West 14Th Street
New York City
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