Laxative claims and assorted consumer ads in one notice
An old newspaper ad bundle touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the top endorsed laxative plus anti acid uses and a trial offer. It also features women’s dress ads and a boil treatment pitch with prices and seller details from Washington, New York, and Nashville prominent in the text.
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Magnesia
Scrap drives steel industry with over one million tons
The automobile sector produces more than a million tons of iron and steel scrap annually. This scrap is consumed by steel companies across the country.
Will Todd and Ruby Pastano confront a bank secret
In a confidential meeting at Van Hueten Clark Street Savings Bank, Ruby Pastano reveals to Ernestine that her brother-in-law Loring Hamilton faces ruin and a federal bribery probe. Pastano hints he helped steer events to test Ernestine’s loyalty while Will’s artistic secret simmers unresolved.
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Will
Ernestine
Elaine
Kitten
Loring
Lillian
Pastano
Ruby
Molly
Will Todd
van Hueten Clark Street Savings Bank
Clark Street
Ontario Street
Ruby Pastano
Mr. Pastano
Loring Hamilton
Grand Jury
Evolution of the saddle from ancient to medieval times
Ancient riders eschewed saddles or used a saddlecloth only by the fifth century. Stirrups appear with Emperor Maurice in 602. Nero era imagery shows saddlecloth use. the first true saddle emerges from Theodosian column at Constantinople, end of fourth century. Medieval saddles resemble oriental designs, with later high front armor and side saddles from the late twelfth century.
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Xenophon
Maurice
Nero
Mainz
Theodosius
Constantinople
History of Great Britain and Ireland Naming
The text traces the evolution of the name Britannia Major for Great Britain used by James I without parliamentary sanction. It notes official adoption after England Scotland union 1707 and later expansion to Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland after the 1800 union with Ireland.
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Britannia Major
Great Britain
Britannia Minor
Brittany
England
Scotland
Ireland
Kingdom of
Great Britain and
Large Trees Salvage Advice From Agriculture Service
The United States Department of Agriculture advices farmers to salvage drought killed timber if economical. Cut now if markets exist. otherwise harvest for future farm use to avoid waste. Saw logs can become lumber. crooked or diseased trees serve fuel wood. proper storage preserves boards and timbers.
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United States Department of Agriculture
WNU
Forest Service
Extension Forester
Virginia
Increased Use of Skim Milk Powder for Fowls
Skim milk powder, cheaper and more available, is increasingly used by poultrymen in mashes and by dairymen in calf feeding. It is mixed with water 1 part powder to 9 parts water and fed at 95 to 98 degrees. Some farmers then mix it with grain rations after calves learn to eat grain and hay.
Good Heavy Oats Useful for Fattening Lambs
Indiana tests show good heavy oats equal corn for fattening western lambs. Three trials with 150 lambs compared oat and corn rations. Oats require 577 lb oats 51 lb cottonseed meal 261 lb hay 284 lb silage per 100 lb gain versus 367 lb corn 51 lb cottonseed meal 462 lb hay 454 lb silage. Lambs on oats ate less roughage offsetting oats value.
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Indiana
Farming notes on feed crops and chicken sanitation
All mash feeding improves sanitation for chicks and leeks shine in fall shows. Alfalfa yields 474 to 651 pounds more hay per acre than common varieties, aiding swine pastures and livestock diets. Treb barley is high yielding but weak straw and spot blotch susceptible. Proper house cleaning prevents poultry manure contamination.
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Pennsylvania State College
Doctor's Syrup Pepsin Promises Fast Relief for Cold Bowels
A promotional note touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe family laxative to use at the start of a cold. It claims to keep bowels open, reduce phlegm and acids, and avoid griping while aiding toxin removal in children and adults.
Enemies Not a Bad Lot Says Exchange
Fragments reflect a quoted exchange noting enemies offer no encouragement, only harsh feedback, and the speaker accepts tough words as a saving kick in the pants.
Window Shopping and Happiness in Age
A Collier's Weekly note reflects on wandering through shops as a path to simple joy and a remedy for aging. The piece links casual browsing with contentment, suggesting that time spent observing objects can soften the grind of growing older.
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Collier’s Weekly
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