Women testify to Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Mrs Annie Kwinski of Milwaukee says six bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her strength and ability to do housework. Mrs Mattie Adams of Brewton Alabama notes improvement after using the product. Many women over fifty report renewed vigor and a fuller life, recommending it to others.
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Annie Kwinski
1St Avenue
Milwaukee
Wis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mattie Adams
Downing Street
Brewton
Ala
Lydia EE. Pinkham
Fragmentary hotel quip mirrors weather joke
A Times guest asks about roof leaks while a country hotel clerk jokes that leaks occur only when it rains. The exchange captures a rustic, dry humor moment in a lodging setting.
West Point Cadets and the Nation’s Military History
A historical overview traces the founding of the United States Military Academy at West Point, its role in shaping leaders from Kosciuszko to Thayer, and the 1916 act that set cadet quotas. It recalls early struggles, consolidations after 1812, and the academy’s evolution into a central source of national military leadership.
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West Point
America
United States Military Academy
New York
United States
Henry Knox
Boston
Washington
Knox
Alexander Hamilton
the Treasury
Congress
Army
Montgomery
Clinton
Hudson
Burgoyne
New England
New York City
National Military Academy
Thaddeus Kosciuszko
Royal Military Academy
Warsaw
Poland
France
Board of War
Corps of Engineers
Philadelphia
Newburgh
Secretary of War
Corps of Artillerists
Military Academy
Artillery
Dragoons
England
Jackson
New Orleans
Military
Sylvanus Thayer
Corps of Cadets
District of Columbia
Porto Rico
Regular Army
National Guard
Range Lands Brought Back to Productivity
Studies on the Santa Rita range reserve in southern Arizona show that overgrazed lands can recover through natural revegetation under carefully regulated grazing. The method is more practical and economical than artificial rehabilitation, and conservative use by livestock often aids revegetation.
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Santa Rita
Forest Service
Arizona
Grazing management mirrors complete protection in range health
The article notes that properly controlled grazing can match total exclusion in maintaining ranges. It finds that long term total protection often allows low forage value plants to crowd out valuable range species, reducing overall forage quality.
University Adopts Radio at Historic Paris Institution
The University of Paris, Europe's oldest and often called the mother of all universities, establishes a university radio station to expand its outreach. The move signals a new era of accessible education and cultural programming from a historic academic center.
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University of Paris
Europe
Extension institute to broadcast short courses over air
The institute of university extension will broadcast shorter courses directly from its amphitheaters. Programs will cover subjects from commercial law to child care with at least fifteen minutes daily devoted to English talks.
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Stitute
University Extension
Gas Logic
Fur Hard to Imitate Chinchilla Fur
Chinchilla fur resists replication due to hairs growing in tight regular tufts from dense underfur. The distinctive texture and sheen challenge counterfeiters and fur makers seeking authentic feel.
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Chinchilla
Self feeding lambs with ground grain and alfalfa meal
The article compares self fed lamb rations using ground corn or ground barley with alfalfa meal. Both schemes produced similar gains under farm conditions, with initial mixes of two thirds alfalfa and gradual shifts to grain. Costs depend on local prices, feeder lamb costs, and expected fat lamb sale price.
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Kansas Experiment Station
Winter Feed of Alfalfa Hay for Sows and Gilts
Nebraska station reports sows averaging 345 pounds on 70 days with a diet of shelled corn at 1 percent of live weight plus alfalfa hay. Sows gained 32 pounds and furrowed pigs weighed 2.3 pounds at birth. Town station fed five bred gilts 3.74 pounds corn and 1.11 pounds alfalfa hay daily through winter. gilts gained 63 pounds, farrowed 7.6 pigs at 2.29 pounds each, 89.47 percent strong at birth.
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Nebraska
Advantages in Having Lambs in Late Winter
Late winter lambing lets ewes drop lambs in January or February. These lambs grow well on early grass and can be marketed by May or June. Early, well sized lambs fetch good summer prices and resist stomach worms better, reducing losses before range shipping peaks.
Silage as Stock Feed and Feeding Practices
Silage can feed all live stock and is nearly indispensable for dairy cows. Use self feeders to push gains. oats and corn mixes and prairie hay are poor for fattening lambs. Pigs do well on corn first, then require seeds like alfalfa. cost to make is 5 to 6 dollars per ton, selling value 8 to 12 dollars as stock feed. Fattening calves in winter need ample feeding for spring markets. avoid boghole ground and water troughs with concrete platforms.
Feeding Tankage for Hogs
The proper amount of tankage can be fed to hogs in many ways. Feed alone wet or dry at about half a pound per 100 pounds of live weight, or use a self feeder with unlimited corn. Using tankage as slop improves swill when some shorts are mixed with it for best results.
Gentle Castoria Claims Safe Relief for Babies
An advertisement touts Fletcher's Castoria as harmless and effective for infant distress. It promises soothing relief from colic, constipation, diarrhea, and sleep issues without the shock of castor oil, noting the genuine product and a care guide included.
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Fletcher
Have Kidneys Examined By Your Doctor
Flush kidneys by drinking water daily and take salts to neutralize acids. A noted authority warns rich foods form acids that slow kidney function, causing dull kidney pain, backache, headaches, dizziness, stomach upset, coated tongue, rheumatic pains, cloudy urine, and night trips to the toilet. Jad Salts, four ounces in water, before breakfast for a few days may restore activity. this lithia water drink is inexpensive and harmless.
A Good Man’s Character Judged by Acquaintances He Frees
A reflective adage noting that a person’s true nature appears in how he liberates others from burdens and harms through his actions and associations. It emphasizes mercy, generosity, and the relief given to those connected to him.
Eve and the Best Husband in the World at That Time
The fragment mentions Eve and refers to a person described as the best husband in the world at that time. Context is unclear about events, dates, or locations. Further readable details would help define the record.
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Eve
After Flu or Grip Gains via Golden Medical Discovery
Mrs. Louisa Redfield of Clinton Iowa reports weakness after flu or grip and nervousness. She credits Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery with rapid health recovery after three bottles. Advertisement notes tablets or liquid form and offers free medical advice from the Invalids' Hotel Buffalo New York.
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Clinton
Iowa
Dr. Pierce
Louisa Redfield
Buffalo
N. Y
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