Eminent specialist offers cures for chronic diseases nationwide
A self promoting advertisement touts Dr Downing and staff as leading experts with Europe and America hospital experience. It claims cure for chronic nervous and other diseases using electrical apparatus, eye and ear treatments, and new methods. Offers free urine tests, confidential consultations, and medicine mailed nationwide from Chicago and Minneapolis offices.
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United States
Europe
America
DR. Downing
Masonic Temple
Chigado
Ills
Boston Block
Tunnerpolis
Munn
Painkiller claims enduring relief for childhood ailments
The advertisement asserts there is no substitute for Perry Davis’ Painkiller, praising its long proven efficacy for sprains, stomach issues, and other childhood troubles. It extols Painkiller as certain and unique, with a sixty year recognition, contrasting it with rival preparations.
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Perry Davis
Theria
Parry Davis
Dairy union president urges support for dairy industry growth
LP Bailey of the Ohio Dairy union argues that education and quality will drive prices higher, noting dairy schools in many states improving methods. He predicts positive effects from pending legislation and stresses wholesome, genuine products to deter imitation. A separate item recounts a tip for freeing a choked cow using a buggy whip, and notes Miss Ebba Hallborn's record milk yield for youth milkers. The South Dakota dairy sector shows strong growth with creameries purchasing milk from thousands of farmers, paying over $110,000 for nearly 9.6 million pounds in August.
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Bailey
Ohio Dairy Union
J. F. Case
Prairie Farmer
Ebba R. Hallborn
Wildmar
Minn
New York Produce Review
South Dakota
The Golden Rule Across Cultures and a Rest Tale
A collage of the Golden Rule varied across cultures with passages from Persian Grecian Chinese Buddhist Hindu and Jewish sources. The piece ends with a Humorous Scotland church anecdote about a minister given funds for a continental holiday and a remark about needing rest.
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Wien
Melia Ann line records high dairy bull Melia Ann's King
The Rural New Yorker notes Melia Ann's King 66581 bred from Melia Ann line dairy stock and Loft Melia Ann lineage. Sire lineage traces to Melia Ains's Senn 55581 and Lucy's Stoke Regis, with dam Melia Ann 444 and Lottie Melia Ann 100775. Milk and butter records cited include 420 pounds 9 ounces milk in seven days and 27 pounds 0 ounces butter weekly.
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Giorgs
Melia Ann
Ceder Bariog
Bia Pire
Bredibim
Wotts
Prisle'n Og
Eame
Melea Ains
Ann
Lucy
Stoke Regis
Ernst Nione
Lottie Melia Ann
Stoke Pogia
Pride
Olga
New Yorker
Stoke Pogis
Forage crops boost Texas cattle capacity and feed
Dallas Farm and Ranch urges expanding tillable forage land in western Texas to raise cattle output. It cites forage cultivation doubling feeding efficiency and argues better drying improves shredded fodder results, with allied notes from American Agriculturist and a humorous Harper's Bazar exchange on taste.
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Texas
Dallas
Distinetty Original in Tom's Book Places and People
Vague remarks question how closely Tom's book mirrors real locations and how real men and women speak and act. The speaker ponders the book's originality and charm and references a line about waking and dreaming. The passage reads as a fragment of literary critique and reflection without clear events.
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Lars
Tom
Edith—Mercy
Mercedes Tully's cow sets new fat production record
The Holstein cow Mercedes Tullys Pietertje owned by T and Tompkins at White Bear Lake Minn produced new fat records during a test from Jan 17 to 23 1901. Milk yield reached 540.8 pounds with 21.12 pounds fat and 24.62 pounds butter equivalence under supervised testing by University of Minnesota officials.
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Mercedes Tully
T & ‘Tompkins
White Bear Lake
Minn
Hoxie
Holstein-Friesian Advanced Registry
Mfr
G. McKinstry
Mercedes-Julip
Pietertze
Haecker
Minnesota Experiment Station
McKinstry
Huecker
Minnesota Station
Timothy Hay
Dairy feeding rations and pasture benefits for milk yield
A discussion on balanced winter rations versus pasture access for dairy cows cites Minnesota state farm results and professor Haecker. It notes that protein-rich feeds boost winter output, while fresh pasture and palatable grass raise spring milk yields. buckwheat hulls are argued hard to digest and of limited feeding value.
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Minnesota
T. OL. Haecker
Feeds and milk from mixed grains boost dairy yields
The article explains feed prices for wheat, oats, barley and other grains and compares feeding values. It argues that wheat and barley mixed with bran and alfalfa can match corn yields, with best results from a balanced ration of ground barley, wheat, corn and bran. It stresses grinding grains, proper fodder quality, and good farming practices to improve dairy output, noting France and Italy chestnut production.
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Wit Prosent
Distressing Asthma and Its Early Treatment Beliefs
A historical discussion describes asthma as a broad term, its modern narrowing by physicians, and links to nervous temperament. It notes hereditary factors, nighttime attacks, and parallels to epilepsy, urging energetic daily management to prevent permanent damage and emphasize early removal of irritants and errors in care.
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Johnson
Boswell
Nethink
Nathin
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