Help for Girls Who Work Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Woman from Tyrone Pennsylvania testifies about relief from nervous weakness and left side pains after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says it boosted strength, helped with housework, and plans to rely on it as the old reliable remedy. The letter supports the product's merit by noting improved well being.
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Tyrone, Pa
Lydia E Pinkham
Mra. M. Lopic
Box
Tyrone
Lydia E. Pinisam
LydiaEinkham
Fragmentary notice reflects personal distress and legal strain
Vague lines describe emotional distress over divorce and looming consequences. The text appears as distorted OCR with references to a fanatic and others as if indicating social strife.
When Pullets Begin to Lay Get Them Into Coop
A garbled poultry note discusses pullets starting to lay, coop placement, and care steps. It mentions hens, housing, sanitation, and worm checks, with scattered phrases about early laying and flock management.
Supplemental feeding method for calf rearing recommended
Agricultural expert Prof. Mead of New Jersey State College explains a supplemental feeding approach for calves. Calves stay with the dam 48 hours for colostrum then receive three feedings daily totaling six to eight pounds, gradually increasing as appetite returns. A grain mix including wheat bran and ground oats is suggested, with adjustments by calf age and milk intake.
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Sw, Mead
New Jersey State College of Agriculture
Parasites Threaten Sheep Says U S Department Bulletin
The United States Department of Agriculture warns sheep and lamb producers that parasites and parasitic diseases cause the most losses in sheep. Early prevention is urged, with veterinary help at first signs of trouble and management practices to avoid contamination from manure and damp flocks.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Maurice C. Tail
Bureau of Animal Industry
Apture
Washington
Tho
Government Explosive Distribution For Agriculture Uses
The Department of Agriculture will distribute sur pl used soap explosives labeled Sedatal for road building stump and rock blasting. Stock provided from surplus war materials with no charge for explosive itself, only preparation and freight. Distribution handled by state highway departments and agricultural colleges with caps supplied per pound.
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Bureau of Pinsite Roads
United States
Sodatel
Treege
State Agricultural College
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Office of Publications
Washington, D. C
Emden-Toi douse Cross Frevered for Hollide AVS
A fragmentary report notes Emden-Toi douse Cross being frevered for Hollide AVS ert with unclear details. The text is garbled and lacks readable names or concrete actions.
Thoroughly Clean Hen-House Before Severe Weather
The hen house should be thoroughly cleaned and disinfected before cold weather. If there is a dirt floor remove several inches of dirt and replace with gravel or sand. On cement or wooden floors lay fresh straw or litter after cleaning.
Production of Holiday Turkeys on Decline
The article notes a drop in holiday turkey production as older raisers leave the business and counts on ample range and feed to lure new growers. It suggests fall as the best season to seek foundation stock before turkeys are fattened and sold.
New Publication on Calf Rearing and Dairy Stock Management
The United States Department of Agriculture releases Bulletin No. 156 Practical Information for Breeding and Milk Production in calves and young stock. It covers feeding before birth weaning drinking hygiene pasteurization milk feeding quality, calf marking identification and horn prevention. Free copies available by writing to the department while supplies last.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
Feodtenga
Calves Need Sanitary Pens and Sunshine for Healthy Growth
The article emphasizes calves require clean, well ventilated pens and adequate sunlight. It warns that dark damp bedding and foul conditions promote rickets and calfhood ailments, while sunshine helps kill germs and reduce scours.
Dairyman Should Know Every Cow in His Herd
A 1920s style note urges dairymen to know each cow's needs and production. It emphasizes a dairy worker’s careful observation and use of scales and Babcock tests to assess individual cows for proper feeding and judging merit.
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Natee
Better Lambs Campaign Wins in Kentucky
Kentucky campaign reports show Better Lambs favored by eastern buyers. The campaign claims improved quality and direct sourcing reduce market waste. Officials estimate higher prices and steadier receipts as supply shifts cut second grades.
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Better Lambs
Kentucky
Wentucky
Tie Compadan Fasteen
Theo Otrmedueers
Wroittie
Potatoes Valuable for Fattening Pigs and Cattle
University of Minnesota specialist Austin A. Tiosadi notes cooked potatoes, mixed with bran at three to one, fatten pigs and sows. Raw potatoes can feed mature brood sows and livestock, but may taint milk in dairy cattle. Solanine in sprouts is poisonous and should be removed before feeding.
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Austin A. Tiosadi
Othe University of Minnesota
Lambing Time Seen as One of Troubles
The article notes lambing time is a difficult season for flock owners and largely determines profit or loss. Proper care after breeding reduces trouble during lambing time.
Dummies Direct Traffic on Pittsburgh Highways
A shortage of traffic officers leads to the installation of mechanical or dummy policemen on major Pittsburgh highways. These modern signals issue silent commands such as Turn right and Drive slow to regulate flow.
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Pittsburgh
Red Cross Ball Blue Ad Promises Streak-Free Laundry
An advertisement extols Red Cross Ball Blue for fresh white baby clothes with no streaks or damage. It claims the product is carried by all good grocers. A homely aside notes not blaming the postman for undelivered letters that were never written.
Marriage isn't apt to be a failure unless you marry your ideal
A reflective column argues that lasting marriage rests on practical compatibility rather than chasing an ideal partner. It cautions against romantic fantasies and urges couples to cultivate shared values, communication, and resilience for a stable union.
Man Without Ambition Compared To Dough Without Yeast
A saying notes that a person lacking drive is like dough without yeast, implying no rise or progress without effort or ambition. The simile uses kitchen imagery to warn against stagnation and encourage action.
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