Tanlac Restores Knoxville Man After Prolonged Illness
Geo W. Womble of Knoxville Tennessee details long stomach and intestinal troubles with sleepless nights and constant pain. After two bottles of Tanlac he reports renewed energy and appetite, saying he feels like a fifteen year old. Landmark Knoxville dealer Dan M Chambliss recommended the remedy.
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Geo
Womble
St. Knoxville
Tenn
Captain Womble
Dan M.’ Chambliss
Kuhlman & Chambliss
Knoxville
Were Safer on the Logs
A Northern man trails through the Florida Everglades with a guide. They keep to log shelves to avoid snakes. When asked why not walk on solid ground, the guide jokes about sinking below the waist, while casually kicking a stump.
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Florida Everglades
Swamp Root Medicine Promoted for Kidney Ailments
An early 20th century advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a leading remedy for kidney liver and bladder issues. The copy urges immediate start of treatment and offers two sample bottles for ten cents after requesting by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr “Imer &Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Little Dick Defies Sleep With Ninth Water Request
A mother refuse water to three year old Dick who kept asking for water nine times. The tale recalls Little Jack Varner, Little Boy Blue, and the nursery rhyme figures with a punchline about Jack and Jill having water. Dick ultimately gets his ninth drink prompting a quiet finish.
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Jack Varner
Blue
Stack
Jack
Jill
Campaign to replace scrub sires with purebreds in Kansas livestock
The United States Department of Agriculture reports Kansas farms waste 16 million dollars annually on scrub sires. Surveys show low use of purebred sires across counties, with some townships reporting none. A statewide active campaign aims to replace scrub sires through farm meetings, clubs, and county agent guidance to boost market value and breeding quality.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Kansas
Indore
R. W. Kiser
Extension Service
Kansas State Agriculturel College
County Farm Bureau
A. L.clapp
Ender
Buttons from Fresh Water Clams Drive U S Pearl Industry
The article explains the U S button trade relies on freshwater mussels and clam shells. It details supply, geography, and methods from bar and crewfoot hooks to modern crowfoot gear, processing steps from harvesting to cutting, polishing, and packing buttons for sale.
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Uncle Sam
United States
Bureau of Fisheries
Bureau of Fishery
Sea of
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Hainois
Mussouri
Arkansas
Indiana
Ohio
Tennessee
Kentucky
Alabama
Mississippi
Gentle Handling Helps Livestock Travel and Feeding
A stock breeder recommends gentleness to reduce stress in cattle and pigs during shipping. Quiet handling lowers feeding costs as livestock digest better when sheltered from excitement, and gradual human contact helps animals accept gentle rubbing and scratching.
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United States Department-of-Agriculture
Soybeans Spur Ideal Conditions for Pork Production
Soybeans replace high priced protein concentrates and with green corn and soybeans provide ideal forage for pork production. Self fed corn under sanitary conditions complements this system. Farmers may turn hogs and sheep into fields before beans or corn mature to boost profitability even at some yield sacrifice.
How to Cut Cardboard With Ruler and Knife
Instructions describe using a brass edged ruler to guide a sharp penknife on cardboard. Score deeply without cutting through at first, then finish for clean edges. The piece warns against scissors and notes dangers of perfume and flowers in a separate, unrelated passage.
Fragmentary Health Note on Flowers in Sickrooms
A partial notice warns that flowers grown from bulbs are dangerous in rooms with illness. It notes risk from bunches of flowers taken to the sick and mentions illness related exposure.
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Elowere
Jud Tunkins Skepticism on Good-Toser Claim
Jud Tunkins says the so called good-toser is usually just a man who has sense enough to keep his mouth shut.
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Jud Tunkins
Birds Construct Nests in Odd Places Across the World
A Louisville Courier Journal note discusses how owls choose deserted prairie dog burrows while chimney swifts nest in dark soot chimneys. The American Forestry Magazine cites woodpeckers and many other bird species forming unique nesting habits worldwide.
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American Forestry Magazine
Indoor Plants Care Note
Indoor plants should be watered with tepid water and kept, when possible, in an even atmosphere.
Would Spare Daddy's Feelings
A short tale about Marlon who loves her father and fears hurting his feelings. She eats too much candy and falls ill, going to bed. Her father checks on her often, but she warns him not to ask, as she will confess feeling worse.
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Daddy
Marlon
Tor
Quote joke from Baltimore American about engagement
A quote from the Baltimore American notes a man saying he is engaged to a girl with a million dollars and she asked what she looks like. He replies she looks like a million dollars. The brief quip highlights witty Continue reading.
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Baltimore American
Origin of Wall Paper in China to Western Use
The article notes wallpaper began in China but was not called wallpaper there. It traces the idea of large wall paintings on rollers mounted ceiling high and not fixed to walls, evolving into decorative wall coverings used widely in the Western world.
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China
Twine Made of Asbestos Reported for Apparatus Use
A note reports that twine used to bind parts of apparatus or acid containers is now manufactured from asbestos. The change aims to improve heat resistance and binding strength, with attention to safety concerns surrounding asbestos materials.
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BEL
Bellans
PLAN
Sutton Ge
Robert Nmot
Upper
John
Dutton
Ilfor
Popiselie
Boyd P Jewelers
Boyp Park
Main Street
rancis @ Scientifccaic
Salt Lakecity
Utah
Jennings-Gottschall Engraving Co
Cleaners & Dyers
Tyers Cleaners & Dyers
Broadway
Standard Marble & Granite Co
SHAY
Post Office
Rtc
Salt Lake Stamp Co
Dodge Bros
First
Western Creamery Co
Fourth South
Daynes
Beebe
Salt Lake
Wholesale Co
Fulton Mkt
Fedemobile Distributors
A. E. Toursson
Gill
Gill Piston King Co
East
S. H. Bowmar Co
Brooks Arcada
East and Dearest
Potter, Welding & Repairing, Co
South State
Baby Fox Welhs
the. Oflice & School Supply
Second South SE
L. D. & Business College
N. Main St
Salt Lake City
Fae
Ngee Gee
Edwy
Standard Tire Works
Kingson Novelty É
Moler Barber College
West Temple Street
Inter-Mountain Art CO
Main
Louiisville
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