This Woman’s Marvelous Recovery
Mrs Aucust R Wiener of Truman Minnesota says she hardly moved in bed then recovered after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She wrote she works, gardens, tends chickens, and canning corn now. She used the remedy before and after her four month old baby and praises its effects for women’s troubles.
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Mrs. Aucust R. Wiener- Hoft
R. No. 2
Truman, Minn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Com Pinkham
Rubens Found Hidden in Attic Treasures
An antique dealer in Roubaix bought 15 old canvases for a few hundred francs. A painting of sleeping Venus and a fawn, valued at over 1,000,000 francs, was found to be a genuine Rubens after restoration. The work came from Henri Robelin, once an auctioneer in Paris, and was inherited by a Roubaix man.
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Roubaix
Petit Parisien
New York World
Henri Robelin
Drouet
Paris
Napoleon
M. Agre
Rubens
Agre
Venus
Tuguyne
Brussels Art School
Selection and type in livestock breeding
The article emphasizes that real success in livestock breeding comes from careful selection of foundation stock. It argues that intention, goal setting, and adherence to a chosen type are more crucial than merely choosing a breed, with diversity signaling haphazard breeding and uniformity offering financial benefits. B. W. Fairbanks, Colorado Agricultural College.
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B. W. Fairbanks
Colorado Agricultural College
Winter Swine Slaughter Reaches New Three Month High
Across December January and February 16 821 291 hogs were slaughtered under federal meat inspection surpassing the prior three month record set in 1918 19 by more than a million. Analysts cite factors such as corn crop success and strong purchasing power while noting lighter hog weights reduce total pork output risk.
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Federal Meat Inspection
Roughage Trial Shows Alfalfa and Soybean Hay Equal for Lambs
Illinois experiment station test fed 25 lambs per group with shelled corn and no supplement. Gains were nearly identical for alfalfa and soybean hay groups. Soybean hay led to more hay intake but less corn consumption, with slightly more wastage and alfalfa lambs valued ten cents higher at appraisal though sale price was equal in Chicago.
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Illinois Experiment Station
Chicago
Tetanus in Lambs Postdock Shows Spring Risk
Tetanus in lambs rises after docking in spring as practices vary. Proper care includes removing dock scabs and painting stumps with tincture of iodine. repeat applications after docking. Some stockmen sear the stump with a hot iron to sterilize and control bleeding, though disease remains difficult to treat once present.
Sunlight Aids Newborn Pigs In Farrowing Huts
The article states sunlight is essential for newborn pigs' health and vigor, except in extreme heat. It recommends sunlit farrowing houses and notes piglets should be strong enough to explore outdoors within three days to a week after birth.
Sleeveless Summer Sweaters Highlight Slender Silhouettes
Fashion notes celebrate sleeveless sweaters as a key summer trend that slim figures and pair with simple skirts and lingerie blouses. Rich details like crystal buttons and cocoa silk with black clover stripes feature, with color ranges from pastels to vibrant Spanish and Italian hues, and styling tips for stout figures.
Good Company Dishes and Menu Ideas in Historic Salad Platter
A vintage recipe collection describes dishes for entertaining and home meals. It details Cabbage Salad with almonds bananas sour cream and a vinegar seasoning, Cheese Crackers with melted cheese and pecans, Hungarian Roast prepared with onion bacon suet and flour, Prune Cake with lemon rind and milk, chestnut gelatine desserts, and a tomato pear salad with a spiced dressing.
Dr o Th ay Kitchen nens 4 Seaparine Tose
Fragmentary OCR item mentions life values and virtues with a quoted line about faith virtue knowledge and temperance. No clear event or persons established.
Breakfast and the quiet start to a cheerful day
The article discusses breakfast choices from fresh fruit to trout and baked mackerel with cream, notes on salt mackerel preparation, and warns heavy foods suit only active people. It emphasizes a calm, unhurried morning meal to set a positive tone and hints at broader social effects of hurried eating, ending with a Stevenson excerpt.
Contracted Cold at a Billy Sunday Revival
A letter from A. R. Wilson of La Follette Tennessee describes curing a cold during Billy Sunday’s Knoxville revival by three bottles of Pe-ru-na. He praises Pe-ru-na as a system builder and catarrh remedy and urges readers to buy the original Pe-ru-na from local dealers.
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A. R. Wilson
la Follette
Tenn
Billy Sunday
Knoxville
Tuesday as a Day of Happy Augury in Turkish Press
Turkish observers link two ancient events that happened on a Tuesday and claim Lausanne treaty signing on Tuesday marks luck. They recount conquest of Constantinople and caliphate expulsion as triumphs and disasters, arguing Tuesday should be seen as auspicious. The text notes a bias in judging fair treatment.
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Turkey
Constantinople
Caliph
Lausanne
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