Lydia Pinkham Helps Taunton Girl End Painful Periods
Miss Clarice Morin of Taunton Massachusetts reports relief from monthly pains after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound. The testimonial notes backache headaches and fatigue improved with the remedy and encourages others to seek guidance from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co for confidential help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taunton
Mass
Jay
Pinkham
Lotsa
Clarice Morin
Ruswell Street
Lydia E. Pinkham
Fragmentary quote on pleasure of attending music and dance
Readers describe gratification from attending performances where singing and fine arts are enjoyed without crude language or forced dancing. The speaker notes personal satisfaction from being among appreciative crowds and not being urged into inappropriate conduct.
Fiery red pimples and a fountain pen boast in ad laden page
The text markets Cuticura products for skin troubles with a free sample offer and mail order book, then pivots to marketing a silver fountain pen claimed as the largest of its kind in New Orleans. It also includes a joke about a henpecked man as a punchline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowton
New Orenis
Grabs His Coat Tails Then Surrenders to Non-Support
John Peterson of 6534 Wentworth Avenue is jailed at Harrison station on a non support charge filed by his wife Hela. The pair, in a chaotic chase from Postal cafe to Harrison and Clark, ended with Helma Peterson gripping his coat tails as he fled and then surrendered.
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Chicago
John Peterson
Wentworth Avenue
Harrison
Hela. Peterson
John
Boards of Trade
Railroad
van Buren Street
Petersons
Helma
Ga Sulle
Peterson
Mie
Pete
Hacrison
Clark Streets
Helvin
Harrison Street
Helma Forces John to Surrender after Saloon Escapade
Elma uses wind to address public concerns over murder and theft. John commands about 300 followers but darts into a South Clark street saloon. In the chaotic scene patrons spill drinks and tables topple as Helma leads John to the police station to file a non support complaint. Mrs. Petergon wavers over a name for Min.
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Elma
John
Clark Street
Helma
Tossed coin decides couple's San Francisco marriage
Miss Daurine Michaelson of Seattle and Ralph S Montgomery of San Francisco began a honeymoon trip to Coronide after a coin toss settled their decision to marry. The pair had wavered about the wedding and chose to proceed when the toss indicated yes.
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San Francisco
Daurine Michaelson
Seattle
Ralph S. Montgomery
Coronide
Cement Piers Molded with Galvanized Iron Cone Technique
Instructions describe constructing cement piers using a galvanized iron cone as a mold. The cone, sized to fit the pier, is supported by end bands with riveted handles. Excavation mirrors that for stone foundations and cement is poured or a dry mix is inserted for a twist-out mold. Bolts can anchor sills. Long gate posts and porch columns are possible with the same method.
Egg Loss in Missouri Could Be Prevented
A Missouri College of Agriculture report says summer egg losses in the middle West reach 2.5 million dollars for Missouri alone. With temperatures above 70 degrees germs and mold develop, so eggs must be kept cool and marketed every two weeks. Gather daily and store in a cool cellar or springhouse, or lower into a well if needed.
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H. L. Kempster
Missouri College of Agriculture
Middle West
State of
Missouri
Agricultural Experiment Station
Food For Asparagus Plant From State College Study
Experiments at a Pennsylvania State College program show excess bone meal in trenches is not profitable for asparagus roots. Annual applications of fertilizer are preferable to keep the crop productive.
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Pennsylvanian State College
Corn and Buckwheat Field Quality of Feed
Advice warns that corn and buckwheat heat livestock feed. Buckwheat should be eliminated from the bill of fare, with only enough corn fed to balance with wheat and oats. Encourage stock to eat ample green forage.
Look After Butter Market Follows Care of Herd
Arguing that attention to market conditions is as vital as herd care the piece notes that a drop of five cents per pound in butterfat could cost a farmer a good cow annually for an average herd size.
Ragweed Pest Wormwood Threat to Crops and Hay Fever
The ragweed Wormwood, Ambrosia firtemisfolia, overruns fields in the middle and northern states in late summer and early fall. It significantly contributes to hay fever and should be battled from now until frost to prevent seeding.
Silo as Essential for Farm Feeding and Profit
Farmers widely regard the silo as a must on dairy and diversified farms. Ensilage makes an acre of corn yield more feed, raising milk and butter output about 30 percent versus dry fodder. Silage supports summer feeding, reducing pasture shortages and costs.
Section floored swine pen for kegs with dry bed
A large pen for kegs includes sleeping and feeding space with a floor arrangement to keep a dry bed. The total pen measures S by 16 feet, designed to ensure a dry area inside.
Section-Floored Pen Construction Details
A section of the pen is S feet square and built with strong materials. It rests on cleats attached to the pen bottom and uses sturdy framing often described as Finch type lumber.
Making Most Out of Sheep on Care and Feed
The article emphasizes proper sheep care to maximize profit. It warns that stress and poor summer conditions increase feed needs and reduce breeding stock quality. Green pastures aid feeding, with fall yields of corn or sorghum, and insists on providing clear water regardless of feed abundance.
Cut Poor Cows From Herd to Boost Profits
A farmer should cull unprofitable cattle to avoid feeding cows that do not repay costs. Removing poor performers saves labor and feed, improving overall herd profitability with selective culling.
His Meal Ticket and Dinner Invitations
A fragmentary dialogue notes a man who is said to be highly fascinating to Mr Blinks at the Van Celt dinner scene. It suggests Banks is socially active, invited to dinner three or four times weekly, implying the social standing or habit of frequent invitations.
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Banks
Paradoxical chatter on language and culture in a mosaic
The fragment discusses speech and identity among Indigenous groups and nonnative communities, noting linguistic changes and cultural loss. It references Ontario women, a long‑standing Sunday school attendee, and remarks on language, arts, and material value amidst traditional ties fading.
Save the Babies Castoria Urged to Cut Infant Deaths
An editorial argues high infant mortality in civilized nations, with 22 percent dying before age one and 7 percent before age five. It urges timely Castoria use to save lives, warns against narcotic preparations containing opium or morphine, and asserts Castoria cures fevers and promotes proper blood circulation under a signature by LF Le Lede.
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Chas. H. Bletcher
Fragments of overheard chatter in a busy street scene
The text presents disjointed conversations about cost and routines, mentioning a Barden, vegetables, exercise, a man stalled at a crossing, and a quirky exchange about a child on a machine. It captures casual urban banter and gendered miscommunications in a vivid snapshot.
Not Perfect
Conversational cartoon exchange about a new motor boat. One character boasts full control while noting the craft cannot return him home, illustrating humorous misadventure with a splash of nautical irony.
Old Prescription for Weak Kidneys Promoted Widely
An ad touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a physician s prescription with years of tested results. It claims the remedy treats kidney liver and bladder diseases corrects urinary troubles and neutralizes uric acid causing rheumatism. Readers are urged to buy a bottle or send ten cents for a sample by writing Kilmer Co. at Binghamton NC and mentioning the paper.
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Kilmer
Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. C
The Limit Punchlines on a Pessimistic Figure
A quip about a perpetual pessimist who attracts misery with his gloom. The banter highlights his constant negative outlook and the idea that misery itself avoids his presence.
Prison Washing and Ironing Convicts Scene Noted
Fragmentary dialogue shows a character discussing handling convicts with washing and ironing tasks. The terse text hints at a prison or facility setting and authority figures directing mundane chores. Names, places, and exact roles remain unclear from the snippet.
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W. L. Douglas
W- L. Douglas
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Omaha
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Defiance Starch CO
Nebraaks
Gerwinds
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Hoesteins Serait
DSS
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