Woman Uses Vegetable Compound to Overcome Illness
Medina New York Mrs WM H Advis reports two years of nerve trouble improved after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Rochester New York Mrs Nellie Dorey says after childbirth she gained weight and feels like a girl of sixteen thanks to the same remedy.
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Medina
New York
Buffalo Times
Lydia &. Pinkham
Mra
WM. H. Advis
Erin Road
Medina, N. Y
Rochester
N. Y
Lydia E. Pickham
Lidis E. Pinkham
Nellie Dorey
Skuse Park
N.Y
Hias Decides as Shirtwaists for Men Return
A quirky, partial notice notes Hias making up his mind about fashion trends with shirtwaists for men returning, while a New York mall story hints at limited availability and a shopper’s doubt. The piece also recalls a boy with a tact for not rubbing in his perceived correctness.
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New York
Jazz Replaces Solo Songs in England Report
A noted shift in English music culture suggests jazz has supplanting solo songs. The piece frames this as a lone positive act amid a broader, mischievous jazz scene.
The Easiest Way to Size a Man
A witty remark notes that how a man reacts to being asked to introduce the speaker reveals his true size and influence. The quip plays on ego and social posture in public speaking settings.
Look Before Loading Stock Safety Rules From USDA
The United States Department of Agriculture urges careful inspection of stock cars before loading. A study of 7000 arriving cars at major markets found holes in floors, protruding nails, cleats, and lack of bedding jeopardizing animal safety. Shippers should inspect bedding, doors, partitions, and especially floors. large numbers of crippled livestock were reported at markets, underscoring the risk to shipments.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Packers and Stock Yards Administration
Clean Eggs Worth Trouble
USDA guidance for poultry keepers on clean nests and feet to produce marketable eggs. Emphasizes clean litter, avoid muddy days, and proper use of perches and dropping boards to prevent dirt and loss of a protective eggshell coating.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Horses Carry Heavy Coats and Spring Shedding Tips
Horses grow thick coats in spring and shed as weather warms. Well groomed animals used steadily shed more and stay cleaner. clipping is not advised high on the belly and full body shedding occurs naturally. Provide shelter from cold rains and clip only when necessary to ease upcoming work.
How to Get Good Roads Nebraska policy on road classes
A Nebraska public works bulletin argues for a three class highway system. It defines county roads for local needs funded by county taxes, state highways for state service funded by state taxes, and national highways serving nationwide needs.
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Nebraska Department of Public Works
Nebraska
Purebred Poultry Value Up to 40 Percent Says Inquiry
A government inquiry reports purebreds excel by about 40 percent in earning power and utility. Benefits include higher egg production, uniform flocks, and better prices for breeding birds eggs and chicks. Visit shows to choose breeds and varieties for increased egg production and health.
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N. R. Mehrhof
West On The Right Track For Roads And Civilization
Forbes Magazine argues Pacific Coast and Western states invest heavily in road building. Oregon shows high per mile costs with hundreds of miles of superior highways, enabling easy transit toward Idaho. The piece links road quality to civilization and agricultural development.
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Gregon
Boao
Oregon
Idaho
England
Forbes
Forbes Magazine
Purebred Livestock Advice for Farmers
A historic farming note urges using purebred sires to improve offspring and flock vigor. It highlights sunlit pens to reduce disease, keeping ewes in strong condition at lambing, and attentive care to sows and piglets after farrowing to save more piglets.
Poultry Production Tips For Hens And Capons
Poultry guidance outlines that poor layers arise from yellow feathered hens in June to September. Capons fetch four to seven cents above spring rooster prices, with seven pound birds preferred by buyers. Leghorn capons under seven pounds consume extra feed. use skim milk or buttermilk in rations. begin egg saving in week two after mating. Ongoing parasite control prevents chick enrichment issues.
Proper Service From Drag For Road Maintenance
The article explains that a road drag should be used only when the dirt road is in proper condition. Dragging in very dry ground risks scraping instead of dragging, while dragging on freshly rain softened soil yields the best results. Operators should push earth toward the road center to shape a surface that sheds water after drying.
Public Traffic Importance Emphasized Like Schools
The article argues highway transportation is vital to the community, comparing its value to that of schools for all residents. It stresses the public must understand vehicular traffic importance for everyone, parents and nonparents alike.
Freight by Motor Trucks Across the Nation
The article notes that over 1.43 billion tons of freight are moved by motor trucks annually in the United States, including 134.4 million tons of farm produce.
Real Compliment and Class Notes on Royal Heiress
The New York heiress Catherine Wendell, who wed Lord Porchester, heir to the Earl of Carnarvon, is praised for beauty. A girl asks if her eyes are new, and the piece muses on vanity and social class. A joke about King Tut-Ankh-Amen's tomb mentions a sacred cow couch and a milking stool.
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Catherine Wendell
New York
Lord Porchester
Earl of Carnarvon
Tut-Ankh-Amen
Sister Safe. Clerk’s sister suffers tire house blaze
A clerk on East Broad Street recounts a fire at a private sanctuary after a tire incident. He says his sister’s higher status was burned, but she is unharmed and unaware of the event, prompting the boss to ask about injuries. Columbus Disputed.
Local quip about cigars turns grim in near fatal joke
A joking exchange about smoking cigars shifts to a near fatal moment as one participant nearly dies. The quick line hints at danger behind a casual pastime amid a tense remark.
Funeral customs alike in Tutankhamen tomb and Korea
The article notes hair and nail remnants buried with ancestors in Korean and Egyptian funerals. It cites a superstition that body parts like hair and nails enable bewitching by enemies, and claims similar practices exist in many nations.
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Tutankhamen
Lady of Distinction Attracts With Delicate Perfume
A beauty advertisement notes that a refined woman is defined by her perfume. It recommends a Cuticura Soap bath with hot water to cleanse pores followed by Cuticura Talcum powder for clear sweet healthy skin.
Yoroocam.dmke Reveals High Marks for Lying on Job
A cryptic note claims Yoroocam.dmke gives a high mark when workers lie down on the job. The statement suggests unclear origins and requires verification by officials and supervisors.
When Breakups Outweigh Patching Quarrels
A proverb-like line argues it is wiser to split a quarrel than attempt a patch. It implies long term harmony comes from decisive separation rather than temporary reconciliation. The quote reflects pragmatic conflict resolution ideas common in classic wisdom.
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Bagar
Vey Be Bey
Oeyuy
Hias
Rai
Pacific Coast
Club Bes
Drag
Ime
Northwestern Yeast Co
North Ashland Ave
Chicago, NL
ANADA
Canada
Western
Canada Colonization Association
Winnipeg
United States
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Western Canada
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Indiasapolis
Ind
Renation
Ravine Canadas
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