Mrs Butler Finds Relief From Aches With Lydia E Pinkham's Compound
Mrs Charles Butler of 1233 S Hanson St Philadelphia writes that after lifting she suffered back and abdominal pains. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with putting her on her feet again and restoring strength. She continues using the compound and Liver Pills and recommends the remedy.
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Philadelphia
Mt. Holly
N. J
Charles Butler
S. Hanson St
W.phila
Lydia E. Pinkham
Uncle Eben Sets a Bad Example, Busy Man Cited
In a small town scene Uncle Ken calls Uncle Eben a busy man and warns that foafers may dislike him for setting a bad example. The remark frames Eben as a controversial local figure amid everyday social judgment.
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Uncle Ken
Cuticura Soap and Ointment Ad Offers Trio
The advertisement promotes Cuticura Soap for the complexion and Cuticura Ointment for scalp and hands, plus Cuticura Talcum. It claims daily use clears the complexion, cleans the scalp, and softens hands, presenting the trio as a complete toilet set.
Dr Dunkel and the two kinds of doctors
In a neighborhood walk, Jack praises Dr Dunkel while Jean scoffs, misreading his role. Their mother explains there are two kinds of doctors: one heals the body and the other the soul. Jean remains playful as they move on.
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Mother
Jack
Jean
Dr. Dunkel
Date palms and improved oats advance in southwest and Dutchess county
Date palms from Egypt adapted in Arizona over 20 years with fall bearing in University of Arizona trials. In Dutchess county New York the Cornelian oats show rapid results with 3 000 bushels sown and 2 000 acres planted as part of the seed improvement program. Local committees and warehouse men promote wider adoption across communities.
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Southwest
Egypt
Arizona
University of Arizona
Dutchess County
United States Department of Agriculture
Millerton
Uen
Portable exhibits widen scope of department work
The Department of Agriculture expands use of portable exhibits to publicize research findings. In 101 exhibits across 43 states and beyond, about 100000 people were reached at fairs and meetings including Chicago Portland Rio de Janeiro and a national show in St Paul. Cooperation with state colleges and organizations boosts distribution and impact.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Chicago
Portland
Ore
St. Paul
District of Columbia
Department of Agriculture
Dust Bath for Chickens Kills Harmful Insects
The article explains how a dust bath acts as a natural insecticide for chickens, ridding lice and mites especially in damp weather. It suggests providing a dry dust box or dry ashes and even adding insect powder to ashes to improve effectiveness.
Kill Horse Nettles by Keeping Them Cut Close
The only way to kill horse or bull nettles is to keep them from growing from July to December. They must store food in their roots before winter, drawing nutrients from the tops. keeping the tops cut close to the ground prevents this, so plants die in winter.
Keep Hog House Cool in Hot Weather of Summer
Farmers seek cooler hog houses with sun reducing paint derived from clay. The article notes sun trapped heat in large glass windows and proposes a clay based product as an affordable, removable sun and heat shield for barns and hog houses.
Pure Bred Sires to Improve Sheep Flocks in Tennessee
Woolgrowers in several Tennessee counties adopt pure bred sires under the Better Sires Better Stock plan. Ninety farmers signed agreements to use pure bred sires exclusively. Livestock judging will be featured at summer club camps. A carload of scrub sires ships in September, with October set for county fair shows of placed sires.
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Middle Tennessee
United States Department of Agriculture
C. Flanery
Tennessee Extension Service
Superior Qualities of Silage for Dairy Cows
Silage is a succulent feed that stimulates digestion and milk flow. It acts like grass, keeps stock healthier, and reduces sickness when fed well. It cools and appe tizes the herd and prevents overfeeding troubles from concentrates. Many dairy records come from cows fed silage.
Various Root Crops Improve Chicken Diets
Root crops such as turnips beets carrots and mangels provide bulk and digestive aid for hens. Mangel beets especially suit small plots as a single crop with high yield. Plan part of the grain area to include at least one root crop for poultry feeding.
Sandwich Creations From The Kitchen Cabinet Menu
A vintage recipe section offers deviled tongue sandwiches and cream of chicken open sandwiches with olive garnishes. Cucumber sandwiches show stacked layers of cucumber, lettuce and chicken on buttered bread. The piece emphasizes simple summer meals with fruit and drinks.
Burke quote on justice as civil policy
A compact quotation framing justice as the central policy of civil society and warning that deviation from it undermines any legitimate policy. The line emphasizes principle over expediency and cautions against departing from justice under any circumstances.
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Burke
Breakfast Dishes for Households From Old Menu
A vintage guide outlines simple morning fare with four dishes. Breakfast Toast fries bread squares in butter, eggs with milk and seasonings, and hot serving. Rice Omelet mixes cooked rice with egg yolk and whipped whites, then bakes. Combination Mush combines cornmeal rice and rice water, cooked till creamy served with cream and sugar.
Zeke Nerece Mayweed Gets Ten Days In Hickville Court
In Hickville a town bum named Zeke was arrested on suspicion of a minor crime. A young lawyer delivered his maiden speech, the defense failed, and Zeke received ten days in jail and a ten dollar fine. The judge scolded him as he thanked the court for his luck.
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Hickville
Zeke
Ancient Athenaeum in Athens and Rome Recited Works
The Ancient Athenaeum in Athens stood as a sacred site for poets and philosophers to recite their compositions. Rome also housed a similar assembly space built by Emperor Hadrian in 125.
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Athenaeum
Athens
Rome
Hadrian
Oxyacetylene Pantograph in Metal Cutting
An adaptation of the pantograph to the oxyacetylene flame marks a major effort to control the cutting of metal. The device uses an electrically driven wheel to follow a pattern and regulate the flame speed based on metal thickness, guiding the flame in straight or curved lines.
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Scientific American
Something to Be Thankful For in a Street Scene
A pedestrian pauses to hear a little girl sing on the sidewalk describing a playful rhyme about a black hen. The passerby nods approvingly and remarks that profiteers will be deterred, while the scene hints at social commentary on reception and judgment.
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