Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Buffalo Treasurer
An eight year battle with uterine inflammation ends in full health after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. The letter from Mrs. Mamie Hersert of Buffalo urges women with menstrual and reproductive troubles to seek the remedy and to write Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Mass for advice. A $5000forfeit warns of the letter's genuineness.
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Mamie Herbert
Elmwood Ave
Buffalo
N. Y
Empire State Fortnightly
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pixkuau
Manure Hersert
Barber and Actor Share Quiet Street Scene
A Ninth street barber recalls a recent encounter with an actor from a Degalering Sweater. The barber, noted for a belief about shared topics easing the shaving, recalls the actor visiting after a game across the street. The exchange hints at a tense moment amid a broken personal tale and a stray line about private life.
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Ninth Street
Philadelphia Times
Beef Trust
The Prophet's Chamber Featured in Four Track News
A stray verse note mentions The Four-Track News offering free yearly subscriptions for 3 cents to addresses in the United States. The column includes scattered quotations and ads from various papers and a Cobbled exhortation about opinions and virtue.
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Mar
Waieh
Usted States
Geo. H. Daniels
Wbheher
Grand Central Station
New Ar
FARMERS FIGHT FERTILIZER LAWS AND HIGH COSTS
The letter argues Georgia and nearby laws prevent bulk fertilizer sales to farmers, forcing them to buy ready mixed sacks at higher prices. It cites Virginia Carolina Chemical Co and advocates buying raw material and self mixing. Farmers urged to push legislative change and consider alternatives like soil amendments and self mixing to reduce costs.
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Col Peek
Georgia
Bin
Corcia
Virginia and
Carolina Chemical Co
Carolina Phosphate
Sho
Virgina & Carolina Chemical Co
Virginia & Carolina Chemical Co
Saving of Farm Manures and Absorbent Practices
The article urges farmers to reduce nitrogen waste from stables by using absorbents. It highlights kainit and acid phosphate as key agents that bind nitrogenous matter, forming compounds retained in manure. Recommend about one quart per animal daily and explain sources of phosphate rock used to produce acid phosphate.
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E. H. van Deman
Farmers’ Home Journal
South Carolina
Florida
Tennessee
Canada
How to the line for farmers patience and steadiness
The passage argues that farmers should avoid chasing high prices and frequent changes of line. Success comes from choosing a suitable field, applying steady, intelligent effort over years, and managing costs. Long term, consistent work builds knowledge, resilience, and steadiness against price fluctuations per Wisconsin Agriculturist.
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Amt
Wisconsin Agriculturist
Economizing Time on the Farm During Bad Weather
A farmer should reserve tasks for rainy days by building a shop and keeping tools ready. Even when fields are unusable, money allows hiring or self working indoors in wood iron or leather to avoid idle hours. Create or improve indoor work and keep a skilled person on hand for consistent progress.
Demand Will Stimulate Abundant Crops This Year
The text asserts no danger of overproduction as scarcity drives demand for all crops. It notes people and animals subsist on short rations, which sharpens appetites, and urges tilling the soil to yield abundance once production and consumption balance.
Agricultural Wisdom on Livestock and Crops
This excerpt offers advice on cattle care limiting attention to cows, breeding ethics warning against vicious animals, poultry practices with hens and duck varieties, feeding diversity for eggs, and cautions against cutting crops due to low prices. It emphasizes prudent farming and long term soil and crop planning.
Noted Leaders and Literary Figures in Varying Light
The article surveys Thomas Brackett Reed’s refined comfort since leaving congress, Tolstoi’s generosity to the Russian Friends Society and the refusal of the seminary funds for an indecent book, Edith Wharton’s Valley of Decision and its biblical quotation source, President Loubet’s dough kneading anecdote, and Consul General Williams’s map reconstruction proposal exchanging colonies between Britain and the United States.
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Thomas Brackett Reed
Congress
Washington
Tolstoi
Russian Society of Friends
Valley of Decision
Edith Wharton
Joel
Loubet
France
Dacphecy
Paris
Williams
Singapore
Independent
England
Philippine
Newfoundland
British West Indies
Bahamas
Honduras
Mexico
Great Britain
Holland
Guiana
Philippines
Pacific
Earthquakes and Causes and Coronation Gift of Horses
Long exposé on Shamaka quake near Baku oil region with possible crustal shrinkage theories. Also notes coronation gift of 500 horses released to crowds at Westminster Hall and evolving royal pageantry from 1272 to 1902.
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Russian Transcaucasia
Shamaka
Baku Oil District
Beaumont
Texas
Baku
Caspian Sea
California
San Francisco Chronicle
Los Angeles
Caucasus
Edwards
Westminster Abbey
Westminster Hall
London Chronicle
Peruna credited by patients for female health cures
Miss Marie Johnson of 11 Columbia East Detroit writes she suffered a year with backache and female troubles before Peruna cured her in three months. Ruth Emerson and Beth Emerson of Buffalo share similar relief from irregular menstruation. The ad touts Peruna as the era’s catarrh remedy and invites readers to request Dr. Hartman’s free book Health and Beauty.
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Marie Johnson
Columbia
Detroit
Mich
Hope Lodge No
Order
Good Templars
Missohnson
Peruna
Beth Emerson
Sycamore St. Buffalo
Ruth Emerson
Hartman
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Skeletons from secret raised by unnamed sources
A dramatic exchange in a Chicago Daily News snippet features a medical student and a visitor discussing skeletons. The student asks about origins and secrecy while the visitor hints at undisclosed origins. The fragment implies a hidden or controversial supply of skeletons connected to a medical setting.
Farmer's daughter laments losses in a witty exchange
A young heiress describes the difficulties of farming and planting with humor. A rising physician counters that most he loses are his plans, highlighting a playful exchange on ambition and misfortune.
Lawyer Offers Reduced Fee in Case Negotiation
A dialogue features a lawyer proposing a sixty dollar fee for taking a case, contrasting with a presumed hundred dollar value and joking about betting a jury, as reported by Chicago Daily Lets.
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Lorgant
Chicago Daily
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