Convention Notice: West Baden Trip Tickets Sold At One Fare
The Annual Convention of the Commercial Law League of America meets in West Baden and French Lick Springs Indiana from July 25 to 29. The Chicago Great Western railway offers round trip tickets July 22 to 25 at one fare plus 2.00 to West Baden and French Lick with return by August 11. For info contact any Great Western agent or J P Elmer G P A Chicago Illinois 17 20.
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Commercial Law League of America
West Baden and
French Lick Springs
Ind
Chicago Great Western Railway
West Baden
Great Western
J. P. Elmer
Chicago
Ill
Homeseekers Excursions on Great Western Railways
The Chicago Great Western will on the first and third Tuesday up to October 8th sell tickets to Alberta Arizona Assiniboia Canadian Northwest Colorado Indian Territory Iowa Kansas Minnesota Missouri Nebraska New Mexico North Dakota Oklahoma Saskatchewan Texas Utah and Wyoming. For details contact any Great Western agent or J P Elmer G P A Chicago Ill 932.
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Chicago Great Western Railway
Alberta
Arizona
Assiniboia
Canadian Northwest
Colorado
Indian Territory
Iowa
Kansas
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
New Mexico
North Dakota
Oklaha
Saskatchewan
Texas
Utah
Wyoming
Great Western
J. P. Elmer
Chicago
Ill
Dr Miles Nervine Ad Offering Free Trial Medicine
An old style advertisement touts Dr Miles Nervine with a money back guarantee. It promises a free first bottle if relief fails and claims near universal benefit with a rare exception. It lists diverse ailments from sleeplessness to epilepsy and asserts extensive endorsements and a free consultation offer.
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Miles’ Nervine
Miles
Bert
Dallas Co
Buckeye Red 4 Hens Market Bird Claims
Mrs. Frank Metcalf of Ohio, originator of Buckeye Red 4, asserts reliable color reproduction and veil, plus strong laying under severe winter tests with seven eggs daily from thirteen pullets and three hens in Michigan, Dec 1 to Feb 10. They are described as ideal market birds with large cocks.
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Frank Metcalf
Ohio
American Poultry Journal
Michigan
Garnet Buckeye Red Cox Breed Description
The description extols Garnet Buckeye Red Cox as nine to ten pounds for cocks and five to seven pounds for hens. It praises rich red color, sturdy legs, plump bodies, fine flesh and skin, good sitters, and beauty. Males are velvety red, hardy with red eyes and yellow legs. hens have dark red necks and brown bodies as fitting farm companions.
Proper Amount of Feed for Poultry
An Iowa farmer advises measuring poultry feed by droppings to gauge fat levels. He notes 3.5 to 4 percent fat in well fed birds and warns against excess fat from wasteful feeding. Morning grain helps reduce fat in droppings, while mash can raise fat to 6-8 percent and waste egg or flesh substance.
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Iowa
American Poultry Journal
Dry Baby Chick Food Recipe from Western Poultry Journal
A home mixtured chick feed recipe lists cracked wheat pin head or rolled oats cracked corn millet seed beef scraps chick size grit granulated charcoal broken rice rape seed with optional substitutions. For free range chicks, place enough daily in chick feeders for their needs.
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L. B. Keyser
Western Poultry Journal
Law For Chicken Thieves Passes In Iowa Legislature
A bill approved by the Iowa legislature makes stealing poultry a penitentiary offense with up to two years in prison and a fine of $200. The poultry industry has grown valuable with prize birds fetching hundreds of dollars, and poultrymen welcome the measure.
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Iowa
Food Value of Hage Egg Weight Facts
The article notes eggs weigh about a pound and a half per dozen and a pound of eggs stretches as far as a pound of meat for any family. It urges readers to consider this when feeding and caring for their fowls.
Elijah The Prophet Faith and Providence in Scripture
The lesson centers on Elijah confronting Ahab and proving God’s faithfulness. It recounts Elijah’s sudden entry, his bold message, and a famine test where the widow of Zarephath feeds him. Her faith is rewarded as her son is restored, illustrating God’s care and provision amid despair. The study urges steadfast trust and obedience in God.
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Elijah
Israel
Ahab
God
Jordan
James
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Zurephah
Hirjah
Nazareth
Inuke
Fillah
Why Women Don't Marry Men Stand Aloof from Matrimony
A writer in American Queen argues women today avoid marriage, unlike early life. The piece notes many are happier single or choosing partners cautiously, reflecting shifting social norms and independence affecting wedlock rates.
Elijahs trials and the widow of Zarephath faith
A reflective piece recounts Elijah before Ahab prophesying drought and divine care at Cherith and the widow's home in Zarephath. It links God’s providence to faith, calls readers to seek God's kingdom first, and notes evolving views on marriage and women’s roles through contemporary work and freedom.
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Ahab
Hirjah
Baal
Elijah
Cherith
Jehovah
God
Jordan
Spavin Lintment Eases Painful Lumps and Blemishes
An ad style fragment touts English Spavin Lintment's claimed ability to remove hard lumps and blemishes from horses and livestock. It mentions Hedame, Greg, Pelagia as part of the testimonial text, though specifics are garbled. The copy emphasizes quick results and a long history of use.
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Hedame
Wari
Eablen
Greg
Pelagia If
August Women’s Home Companion features and fiction
The August issue highlights a mix of features and fiction including Modern Bridge-Building presented as a popular article, vacation pieces on House-boating on Lake St. Clair, and Henry T. Finck’s provocative Which is the Beautiful Sex. Tolstoy biographer Edward A. Steiner discusses a pilgrimage to Tolstoy’s home, Reverend Francis E. Clark contributes on Christian Endeavor, and short stories by Spofford Provost Taylor and Pottle accompany the issue. Published by Crowell Publishing Company Springfield Ohio at one dollar a year ten cents a copy.
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Lake St. Clair
Henry T. Finck
Edward A. Steiner
Tolstoy
Francis E. Clark
Mrs. Spofford
Agnes L Provost
Bert Taylor
Emery Pottle
Crowell Publishing Company
Springfield
Ohio
Preventive remedy touted for self destruction risk
A this item urges that death by own action can be prevented by Electric Bitters. The tonic and nervine are claimed to strengthen nerves and the body while regulating stomach, liver, and kidneys. Henry M. Langerak Druggist guarantees satisfaction.
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Henry M. Langerak
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