Dr Pierce Favortia Prescription touted for female health
An advertisement promotes Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a tonic for nervous weakness and female ailments. It claims relief from backache headaches irregularities and sleepless nights, urging women to use the remedy and provide testimonials. Public notice asks readers to obtain products by mail order from labeled offices.
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Mary la Londe
Rerson
Yerangemeut
Pierce
Viteco
Higuil
Intel
Budtalo
Dr. N.Y
Eaton the Wonder Cure for Indigestion and Bloating
A wartime style health ad promises relief from bloating indigestion sour stomach and gas. It claims Eaton eliminates symptoms by removing the cause and restoring health, with testimonials asserting benefits for millions and availability through any pharmacist.
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Walter Far
Eaton
Best Crops For Spring Greens From Rich Loam Soils
A distant article outlines top crops for spring greens including Swiss chard and New Zealand spinach. It advises sowing in early spring, spacing 1 foot between plants and 0 to 12 pounds per acre, with over wintering and careful irrigation. It notes Swiss chard yields and top growth when harvested later in the season.
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Agicutture
Devel
New Zealand
Soma di Mowley
Celery Seed Beg-15 Of Big Importance In Winter Storage
Detailed old world guidance on celery seed and celery cultivation highlighting careful watering and bed maintenance. Advice covers sowing depth, spacing of 0 to 4 feet rows, rich soil, manure, and shading. Instructions include blanching, earthing up, and winter storage methods with leaves or coverings. Also notes celery root use and differences with celery seed as flavoring and cooking crops.
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USA
Kale growing notes in spring cabbage bed care
A detailed farm column discusses kale cultivation including seed sowing, spacing, and protection through winter. It covers frost effects on flavor, bed preparation, and how to overwinter greens in open ground with row covers and watering, noting kale’s hardiness and its use as a winter green.
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Ab Tnyerta
Cows and Mayles Save Kicks Fy Iliet
Farmers report cows and shepherds saving livestock with hay, clover, and alfalfa feeding regimes. Hogs tire easily, while lambs gain about a quarter pound daily on good rations. Town notes mention pasture use and rape crops affecting animal behavior and labor.
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Milan
Nena
Slang Roots of Language Questioned by UW Professor
At Wisconsin University the English chair Professor H. Glicksman argues slang shapes language. He notes that slang evolves from Miom eloquiatism and jargon and warns it can cause mental sterility. He cites examples like how pop and snappy evolved, and defends slang’s vitality against charges of vulgarity.
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H. Gieksnan
Rngtish
University of Wisconsin
Ately
Spectator
Addison
Tes
Gucksman
Fragmented notice on subscription and address update
A damaged OCR fragment reports a subscriber asking if Blank's magazine is still needed and notes Moj Whedt in France receiving a notice from St Nsklngs to notify a one month advance, mentioning an address change.
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Blank
Moj Whedt
Francé
St Nsklngs
Sretor
Curative Powers Cited by Romans for Gout and Sciatica
Fragmentary notes claim Aluskas employed by Romans as a curative for gout and sciatic pain. The text references haste to gain power and ongoing work on moonshine, with unclear attribution and context. Entities include Romans and Aluskas in a puzzling historical fragment.
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Aluskas
Little Change in Physique Warns Clothing Makers
Clothing manufacturers report no overall change in adult American body sizes since the war. They note only isolated increases in chest measurements among individuals, with no surge in demand for larger sizes. Ready to wear shirts and undergarments show stable patterns, and wholesalers observe minimal impact on sales.
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Naapee Tisd
Treaty details and quirky wartime wording found
A fragment recalls the treaty of Versailles and a White House wrap in brown paper. A cryptic note mentions vinegar and wounds as a detached, puzzling aside from the era.
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White House
Allimen and Abgele in Quiet Night Contrast
Fragmentary report notes a disturbance between Allimen and Abgele with a lower nettie and a rovjority described as a good vent. The text suggests a nighttime departure and a generally quiet scene, though wording is unclear and several terms unreadable.
Fragmented OCR text about a plot and suspects
Incomplete passage discusses warts and a character named Taan or Tas facing a foe. It mentions a Woljnn deriving satisfaction from suspects rather than another person and hints at a site of wrongdoing. The garbled text lacks clear facts or names.
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