Dear Mrs Prazraann Mothers and Lydia E Pinkham
A testimonial from a mother who dreaded childbirth until she learned Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She states the remedy restored her strength and made motherhood possible.
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1902
Page
7
A testimonial from a mother who dreaded childbirth until she learned Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She states the remedy restored her strength and made motherhood possible.
Governor soon to announce several appointments as Iowa politics heat up in Des Moines. Knoxville normal school defeat and university levy losses reshape agenda while insurance and trolley measures move toward law. lawmakers debate salaries and reforms, with Cummins poised to fill key posts.
David Hutton of Quartette Nevada designed a novel irrigation device that lifts water from streams to higher land automatically after installation. The frame rests on the bank with buckets on a 45 degree shaft, dipping blades scoop water, and discharge into a trough, promising large flow even from small currents.
A Good Position, W. S. Buchanan, once of Sioux City and director general of the Pan American exposition, becomes diplomatic representative for New York Wife Insurance. He will travel to Europe. his family sails to England on May 1, with a high salary and duties abroad.
The seventh annual convention of the Central Town Retail Lumber Dealers a sso ciation was held in Marshalltown with F H Neary of Belle Plaine elected president C E Greer of Eldora secretary and Andrew Rath of Ackley treasurer Directors named include C D Finkbone of Des Moines C Bennett of Dows and D J Baker of Truer
George A. Goode long time superintendent of the Burlington Cedar Rapids and Northern in Cedar Rapids has accepted the post of general superintendent of the Chicago Great Western railway with headquarters in Minneapolis.
A traveling school on a dozen cars tours the southern states to teach road building. Led by Director Dodge, the National Good Roads Association operates with engineers and laborers assembling sample dirt, gravel, and stone roads at each stop to demonstrate practical methods. The convoy includes road graders, rock crushers, steam and horse rollers, traction engines, and plows, described as a circus without animals but of serious value for promoting good roads.
The Charleston News and Courier argues improvements to roads boost land values and reduce costs. It estimates Indiana data show an acre may rise by about 6.50 dollars with better roads, while converting roads costs about 1,146 dollars per mile and annual losses from poor roads vanish after the upgrade.
A simple plank sided drag improves on the ordinary low stone heat, offering greater capacity. The modification retains the drag’s usefulness while adding side walls one foot high for easier hauling of apples potatoes turnips and other root crops.
The device is a low cart with a light body that sits close to the ground for easy roading. It can carry bulky items over greensward while remaining light and simple to use. Sides may be raised if needed.
Professor I R Jones of Vermont Experiment Station advises per acre sowing ten pounds timothy six pounds alsike clover four pounds recleaned redtop and ten pounds fowl meadow grass in midsummer no nurse crop. Ground prepared fine with harrow. Timothy and redtop dominate early but wet soil allows fowl meadow grass to take over later. if fowl meadow seed is costly it can be gathered from wild plants.
Bits of science notes a demand surge for guttapercha, a bronze alloy uses aluminum with copper, and reports the death of Prof Sydney Covey from typhoid amid contamination at a sterilized water source. A French scientist proposes magnet testing to date ancient decorated vases by iron orientation and clay baking.
Mrs Sarah A Shrode of Stendal Indiana testifies that nine boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills cured her kidney and bladder ailments. She urges fellow women to try the remedy, claiming it works for female weakness as well as bladder and kidney disease.
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