Woman credits Lydia E Pinkham remedy for recovery
Adrian Michigan story of a woman who suffered female weakness and back pain until she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. After two bottles she improved, finishing a three month course and regaining strength. The notice urges other women to seek the remedy.
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Adrian, Mich
Lydia E
Pinkham
Alonzo E. Baxon
Tecumseh St
Adrian
Mich
Lydia E. Pinkham
Unreadable Fragments From A Humorous Exchange
A garbled collection of lines references coffee brands personal names and social quips. The text mentions Denmon s Coffee Mme Cosmetique and a Sunday school picnic with ice cream and lemonade. It includes misdirected dialogue about names attitudes and forgiveness without a clear narrative.
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Jimmie
A Plain Defense Puts Word on Scale Theft Charge
A Plain Defense quotes the lawyer saying the accused only weighed equipment and did not steal. The exchange suggests a technical defense over the alleged scales theft.
Prize Drawing Gossip Sparks Wedding Tale
Readers discuss Jack’s quick marriage after traveling to New Orleans for a bride, joking that it resembles a Louisiana lottery. The chatter notes he knew the bride only a few days amid the surprise union.
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Jack
New Orleans
Disking Before Plowing Boosts Soil Water Retention
Missouri Experiment Station notes on disking stalk and stubble land before plowing. This practice improves water absorption and mixing of organic matter, helping seedbeds and yields, especially on high priced corn belt land and when droughts press. The disk harrow aids both pre and post plow work.
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M. B Miller
Missouri Experiment Station
Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station
Best Corn For Dry Farming Flint Variety From Pueblo Farmer
P Byrnes of Pueblo Colorado a dry land and irrigated farmer editor advocates Australian white flint corn as hardy early drought resistant and high yielding. It matures two to three weeks earlier than most dent varieties and makes good fodder, with two ears per stalk not uncommon and strong stooling when planted thin.
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P. Byrnes
Pueblo
Colo
Production of Good Butter
The article urges careful milk and cream handling to produce high quality butter. It argues modern equipment enables better butter than in the past and suggests packing that appeals visually and gustatorily, promising a good profit margin for producers.
Save Vegetable Seeds for Better Stock Each Year
Save seeds from the best plants you grow such as peas beans tomatoes and other vegetables. Saving the earliest extra good specimens allows you to improve the stock a little each year and gives the satisfaction of knowing what you are planting.
Keep Chick Growing After Hatching
After chicks are hatched, ensure they are fed regularly several times a day to keep them growing properly and steadily.
Managing Alfalfa For Max Returns In Drought Areas
The U S Department of Agriculture outlines how to maximize alfalfa yields by pasturing or clipping to match soil moisture. In drought, summer grazing and rotation among several fields improve returns. in good moisture, close pasturing reduces output. Australia adopts a hay plus grazing system with 1,500 to 2,000 pounds per acre of cured hay. New South Wales favors rolling plains with no subirrigation.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States Department
Australia
Wagga Wagga
New South Wales
Troubles of Young Chicks and Their Ailments
Article outlines remedies for chicks with blisters on head and feet. Distinguishes loco weed poisoning from chickenpox by region and advises keeping birds away from poison, using hydrogen peroxide and carbolized ointment for sores, and disinfecting housing. Recommends sulfur in feed and culling severely diseased chicks if lesions become warty ulcers.
RIGHT MANAGEMENT OF SOW
An article on early feeding for sows and litters by R G Whatherstone. It stresses teaching piglets to eat early via a creep or separate pen to reduce sow drag and improve weaning readiness. It notes benefits include fewer digestive problems and convulsions in newly weaned pigs.
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R. G. Whatherstone
Treatment of Broody Hen Causes Quiet Pen Removal
The text discusses broody hens as a nuisance after hatching. It advises removing such hens to a quiet pen to restore calm and notes old hens overfat become heat victims, suggesting they are better used for chicken soup.
Sweet Clover For Pasture Worth A Trial For Hogs
Iowa station tests show sweet clover provides pasture similar to red clover but about half as valuable as alfalfa. In year one it offers fair quality, slight edge over red clover. year two it becomes woody despite hay cutting. Given seed cost and alfalfa superiority, the bulletin recommends alfalfa overall.
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Iowa
Orchard Crops Policy Among Trees
The directive states no grain crop should be grown in the orchard and pressed that cultivated crops may fill space briefly while trees are young. It warns that once roots demand space the trees should dominate the plot.
Too Poor to Be Hurt Street Sweeper Dies After Crash
Frederick Birkmer a New Rochelle street sweeper known as too poor to be laid up by an accident was struck in the Pelham road by a Port Chester motorcycle rider Frank Purdy. He regained consciousness at the hospital, fractured skull, escaped bed, and died after attempting to return to work.
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Frederick Birkmer
New Rochelle
Pelham Road
Frank Purdy
Port Chester
Birkmer
Purdy
It Didn't Work Dynamite on the Train Step
A crowded car results in a dramatic exchange where a man on the step refuses to move as the conductor urges closing the door He claims to carry dynamite samples in his overcoat pocket and predicts danger from a broken window and roof but urges the door be shut The conductor complies noting the man has few friends and may not be missed
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New England
Teddy
Soap and Ointment Ad with Free Mail Sample Offer
Promotes LOOK YOUR BEST Soap and Ointment for cleansing and healing skin. Claims to preserve purity and beauty while preventing irritation and disfigurement. Free sample by mail with a Book Address postcard to Cuticura Dept XY Boston, sold everywhere.
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Cuticura
Dept. XY
Boston
Adv
Baseball Umpire Rewrites Old Saying
A witty line claims an umpire updated an old baseball adage indicating you cannot touch a pitcher without facing revision. The quip riffs on rules and authority in the game.
Denitson's Coffee Ad Prompts Controversy
A vintage adsays Denitson's Coffee claimed to be pure and delicious while a line about a wife and guilt hints at a sensational or moralizing note. The fragment suggests a promotional message tied to a scandal or accusation though details are unclear.
Ohio town shoots into crowd injuring Bill Skinner
A gunman fired into a downtown crowd in an Ohio town, hitting Bill Skinner in the thigh. Deputies rushed to summon the doctor after midnight, and the scene described the relief and confusion as residents sought medical aid. A second item recalls a New England clergyman teased by a timid child, noting the father’s preaching and the boy’s questions.
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Bome
Ohio
Mbel
Bill Skinner
Doc
Razorback At Southern Station A Native Explains Stropping
A traveler at the Tidley Southern station notices a lean animal with scraggly bristles rubbing against a scrub oak. A native explains the animal is a razorback and he is stropping himself by rubbing against the tree.
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Ladies' Home Journal
Parlor Entertainer Giblets in a Romantic Tale
The snippet recalls Giblets the parlor entertainer meeting a beautiful girl before Easter, a romance and violent passion, ending with a broken engagement expected to lead to June marriage. A theater scene contrasts a moving picture show with family dialogue about washing up before a visit.
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Giblets
Willie
Blacksmiths and Gardners Clash Over First Trade Claim
A Kansas City Star snippet recalls a debate between a blacksmith and a gardener about the world’s first trade. The gardener cites Genesis about tending the Garden, while Pat retorts by asking who made the apades.
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Gardner
Pat
Kansas City Star
Biddys Bon Mot and Domestic Worries
A humorous exchange shows a rooster warning a hen of danger from the boss with an axe. Biddy accepts blame for long years of trouble while an engaged girl frets over Harold's recklessness with money and her mother consoles her after marriage.
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Biddy
Boston Transcript
Harold
Fashioning a Trial Outfit Inspires Courtroom Style
The Kansas City Journal notes a dramatic remark from a defendant asking for attire for the trial. An experienced magiste imagines a direct testimony look with cross-examination flair and a delicate, clingy finishing touch.
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Kansas City Journal
Point of View on Richard-Bixby’s Character Debated
Friends defend Richard-Bixby as a good fellow while his wife denies the claim. The dispute leaves readers unsure whom to trust in this domestic question before the court or community, prompting local speculation.
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Richard—Bixby
Nobert
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