Chronic bronchitis sufferer praises Peru na remedy
E J Tavalik of 1438 Rose Street LaCrosse Wisconsin reports twenty six years of bronchitis with winter hoarseness and poor relief. After using three fourths of a bottle of Peru Na his hoarseness and fatigue improved and he plans to keep Peru Na in his home. The remedy is touted for catarrh and related ailments and is available in tablet or liquid form.
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E. J. Tovalik
Rose Street
LaCrosse
Isconsin
Peru
Lift off Corns with Freezone Ad
A tiny bottle of Freezone costs little at any drug store. Apply a few drops to the corn or callous and the pain stops instantly. The corn or callous lifts away cleanly with no soreness or fuss. No humbug.
Meek Reveals Secret Wife Encounter Confession
In a Kansas City Star snippet, Mr. Meek quips about meeting his wife with humor and a whispered aside. The brief remark hints at a confidential moment that shaped their relationship.
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Mr. Meek
Kansas City Star
Bayer Aspirin Ad Declares Safe Effective Pain Reliever
An old Bayer advertisement touts Bayer Tablets of Aspirin as genuine and safe for millions, with directions for headache toothache earache neuralgia rheumatism colds and pain. It notes unbroken Bayer packages, tin boxes of 12 tablets at a low cost, larger packs from druggists, and defines aspirin as the mon oacetic acid ester of salicylic acid.
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Bayer
Earl recalls grandpa’s boyhood tales and a calf mischief
The tale recounts Earl listening to his grandfather’s youth stories and a calf’s kick that bruised Earl’s cheek. His mother calls it a strange way to get hurt, while Earl quips that a fellow needs experience to tell grandchildren.
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Earl
Plan to Reduce Chicken Losses by Confining Chicks
United States Department of Agriculture guidance warns free range chicks suffer higher losses from cold wet weather and predators. Confining hens with chicks keeps warmth, improves growth, and reduces death from storms, chills, and aerial predators.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Biddy
Farm Hand Extras Noted In Simple Contract Example
A U.S. agriculture study shows farm workers receive cash wages plus in kind benefits like housing fuel milk and garden plots. Without a formal contract to fix values, laborers may undervalue extras and farmers misjudge true labor costs.
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West Prussia
Right Cultivation of Corn
Specialists from the U S department of agriculture say corn should be cultivated often enough to control weeds and keep a loose soil mulch until maturity. More cultivations are needed when weekly rains crust the surface, and prompt reestablishment of mulch prevents moisture loss. Using double cultivators and driving astride alternate rows halves the time to restore mulch.
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UT States Department of Agriculture
Dove Hatches Chickens Novel Experiment in Pittsburgh
Mrs. Ernest Hirsch of Pittsburgh reports a unique hatch in her aviary. Two doves became foster parents to a baby chicken after three weeks of waiting. An egg from a full sized hen was placed under the mother dove and hatched, with the chicks initially struggling to leave the nest.
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Ernest Hirsch
Pittsburgh
Egg Circle Helps Community Egg Circle Helps Build Trust
The community egg circle helps members dispose of surplus eggs and secure better prices. It builds a reputation for a guaranteed product and aids the nation by reducing egg loss and conserving this food source. The United States Department of Agriculture will advise on organizing one.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Have Asparagus In Garden
Specialists from the United States Department of Agriculture urge home gardeners to grow asparagus where climate and soil allow. They describe it as an early, wholesome vegetable that can be produced successfully with proper care and preparation.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Missouri preacher Prottsman called local Beecher figure
A long‑running Missouri preacher Dr. W N Prottsman faced crime notoriety and was likened to Henry Ward Beecher. He recounted his first sermon in Virginia mountains, describing a failed delivery that ended with a parishioner preferring a lump of sugar over sap.
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W. N. Prottsman
Missouri
Henry Ward Beecher
Virginia
Pa’son
Time Banter on a Country Road
A motorist asks the time and a farmer replies with a practical display of a watch and a jab at city math. The exchange ends with the farmer declaring it is 3 37 p.m. and teasing city arithmetic.
How Anthracnose Spreads in Watermelons
Specialists from the United States Department of Agriculture explain spore spread by rain splashes to nearby leaves and drainage water carrying them to other plants. Laborers can disseminate the disease when harvesting or culling melons on wet vines, spreading spores on hands and clothing to healthy fruit where anthracnose lesions form.
Poultry Tips for Health and Breeding
Eggs spoil quickly in warmth and every bird should show vigor. Lawn clippings with clover make good poultry feed. Leghorns respond to kind treatment and are happiest when comfortable. To improve prolific fowls, breed only from the best layers.
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