Nervous Indication Relief Reported by Philadelphia Mother
Mrs Worthline of 2842 North Taylor Street Philadelphia describes severe nervous exhaustion with backache and fatigue. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for three months she reports improved appetite and well being, enabling her to eat without distress and feel generally better. The ad urges other overworked mothers to try the remedy to restore health.
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Philadelphia
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia Br. Pinkham
Mrs. Worthline
Peterson's Ointment touted for eczema relief in Buffalo ad
A testimonial ad claims Peterson's Ointment cured years of eczema and itching in a month. The Kilobyte style notice cites numerous skin conditions it treats and guarantees refunds through Peterson Bros in Buffalo New York with 30 cent price and mail order service.
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Peterson
Geo. C. Talbot
Penfield St
Buffalo
N. Y
Peterson Bros
Stokers Bravery Aboard Navy Vessel Saves Boiler
Aloysius Fawcett a firer first class and two shipmates courageously moved through a steam filled fireroom to haul the fires during a damaged boiler incident. Their quick action averted a serious accident and kept the vessel afloat. Fawcett enlisted in 1911 at Cincinnati.
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United States Navy
Aloysius Fawcett
Fierman
Fawcett
Navy
Cincinnati
Mamma and Son Exchange Ends With Counting Love
A light moment recounted when a mother asks how much her son loves her. He replies in a playful exchange that his love goes to the end of counting.
Phrase about living on words and stars as a revolver
The fragment hints at a paradox of minimal living by consuming only words and muses on shooting stars. It adds a witty confession that this idea is tiresome and contemplates the earth as a rotating, powerful object like a revolver.
Annual Pruning Guidance for Fruit Trees and Vines
The United States Department of Agriculture advises pruning peach trees each season based on prior year growth and winter bud injury. Prune to encourage new wood. severity varies with fruit bud kill percentage. Remove dead wood from raspberry and blackberry bushes and prune grape vines even if they bleed.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Spray Tactics Against Powdery Mildew in Apple Orchards
Powdery mildew threatens apples in irrigated and semiarid regions. Lime-sulphur 1 to 50 spray, applied at bud separation and after bloom, manages the disease. combine with arsenate of lead in the second spray. If severe, add a third spray four weeks after calyx spray. avoid lime-sulphur in intense sun. Ammoniacal copper carbonate offers a safe substitute later.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bordeaux
Spray for Sucking Insects on Plants
Advice for treating sucking insects like plant lice with nicotine sulfate. Mix one half pint of 40 percent nicotine sulfate in 60 gallons of water. If used alone, add one half pound of soap to aid adhesion.
Orchard and Shade Trees Under Spring Can Kerworm Threat
Orchard and shade trees may suffer severe spring cankerworm damage if not closely inspected. Early detection is essential to prevent costly control measures and extensive tree loss.
Farm Labor Help Urged Local Business Leaders
Clarence Ousley urges city business men to form a farm labor committee to recruit volunteers willing to close or leave their shops for days to work on local farms. The aim is to strengthen food production during wartime and support the farmer and the nation through coordinated labor deployment.
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Clarence Ousley
Commercial Club
Board of Trade
Clarence Oussey
The
United States
Business Men’s Association
Grange
Co-Operative Creamery
Potato and bean soil requirements in historical horticulture
The article outlines soil preferences for beans and potatoes. Beans need warm, well drained soil with ample moisture. Potatoes thrive in rich, deep friable soils that are warm and sandy loam with good drainage and decayed organic matter. New land also works if drained and not stiff, with humus to loosen the soil.
Farm and City Man Urges Pathetic Duty to Farm
Message calls on business leaders to consider the farm’s role in national strength and to repay the debt by patriotic service. It stresses the farm’s dire need for labor and links farming support to the country’s well being and business success.
The Farm Labor Problem Mobilized by Co operation and Community Action
The farm labor problem affects city residents as well as farmers and requires city involvement. Read about mobilizing manpower via cooperation and community action and request a copy from the Department of Agriculture in Washington DC.
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Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
ROK to Raise Incubator Chicks
Farmers use hens to brood incubator chicks as a substitute for artificial brooders. Place a few chicks under the hen after hatch and expand as she proves maternal. Hens brood 10 to 15 in early season and 18 to 25 in warm weather, best when chicks share color and age with those already brooded.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Coops for hens and chicks improve survival rates
Advice on using dry ventilated brood coops to protect mother hens and chicks from cold and predators. Emphasizes confinement until weaning, weekly coop cleaning, mite control, sand or dirt floors, weekly relocation, and shaded sites. Recommends cornfields for natural forage and bugs.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Beginners in Poultry Business Face Early Mistakes
Beginners in the poultry business will likely make many errors and face difficult problems before success. Once the venture proves to be a paying investment, more capital may be invested in the plant.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Productive Poultry Principles for Efficient Flock Management
The text argues disposing of low producing hens to boost meat supply and emphasizes culling poor stock. It stresses using grain for younger, productive fowls and highlights selecting breeding stock for vigor, size, shape, early maturity, and plumage color as key to turkeys and turkey farming success.
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United States
Turkey
More Light and Sunshine in Poultry House
Editorial note argues that keeping poultry house windows clean would bring more light and sunshine, improving conditions for workers and poultry. Emphasizes daily cleaning and maintenance to boost productivity and morale.
Eat Your Favorite Foods Without Fear With LATONIC
H L Kramer the Cascarets originator offers LATONIC tablets to relieve indigestion dyspepsia sour stomach bloating and gas. He claims LATONIC neutralizes acids aids digestion and promotes appetite and should be taken after each meal. BATONIC tablets sold by druggists for 50 cents a large box with genuine BATONIC branding.
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H. L. Kramer
Mr. Kramer
Batonic
Batonic Remed Co
Chicago
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