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Reporter Boyden

Location

Boyden, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1917

Page

3

Woman in Perfect Health Credits Lydia Pinkham Remedies

Mrs Exsit J. Van Der Lande of Paterson New Jersey reports improved health after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier. She describes back pain irregularities nervous troubles fatigue and breathlessness improving after the first bottle and encourages others to try the products. She cites the company address for confidential advice.

Paterson, N. J Lydia Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham Exsit J. van der Lande New York St Paterson N. J

Neighbors’ Car Upgrade Sparks Homeowner Mortgage Talk

A couple debates financing a new car seen as a status upgrade. The husband argues for the purchase while the wife clarifies their sole house must be mortgaged to fund the upgrade.

August Flower Advertisement and Boxing Gloves Notice

Green's August Flower touted as a cure for stomach disorders and liver issues with claims of relief after two doses. The ad asserts fifty years of use across the United States and abroad. A brief line notes pneumatic boxing gloves invented by a Philadelphia sporting Thain and a quip about hope.

United States Philadelphia

Factors for Planting Cherries in the South and Other Regions

The United States Department of Agriculture outlines cherry hardiness, site selection, and soil needs. It notes sour cherries tolerate cold similarly to apples, while sweet varieties are less hardy, with spring frosts and long hot summers as key risks.

United States Department of Agriculture Great Lakes Rocky Mountains Great Plains

Straw as Valuable Fertilizer and Feed Resource

Nebraska College of Agriculture reports straw has fertilizing value of 260 dollars per ton for wheat straw and 310 dollars for oat straw per ton due to potash nitrogen and phosphorus. Straw used for feed or bedding also yields labor savings, so burning straw is wasteful.

Chemistry Department Nebraska College of Agriculture

Corn Cultivation in Dry Regions Emphasized

In dry regions corn cultivation is essential and demands prudent practices to prevent moisture loss. The article stresses careful handling to conserve moisture as the core objective of irrigation and planting strategies.

Keeping Gees Inside Bees wintered inside should be kept in reperature

The note advises maintaining indoor warmth for bees and gees during winter, targeting a specific ambient temperature around one degree. It emphasizes careful sheltering and steady climate control to protect the insects through cold months.

Types of Liens to Avoid in Historical Context

A fragmented discussion lists types of liens to avoid and warns about weak, scrawny figures with crowlike heads as cautionary examples. It emphasizes avoiding those whose exes are not suitable and notes transmission of weakness and lack of vitality through certain traits.

Egg Size Debate Sparks Odd Theory

A quirky claim asserts that the size of a flock's eggs is immaterial to the overall hatch. The piece argues that typical chick numbers rise similarly from average and smaller egg batches, challenging assumptions about egg size and fertility.

Word ending in ous stumps Boston class

A Boston schoolteacher asks for a word ending in ous meaning full of danger and lazard. After a dead silence no student answers until one boy finally responds with a garbled line about phous and lazard, ending with a nonsensical chant.

Boston

Freezone corn removal touted by Cincinnati authority

Sore corn lift claims ease and pain free removal with a few drops of Freezone applied by fingers. A small bottle can be bought at any drug store for a low cost and it dries on contact without irritating surrounding skin. If a druggist lacks Freezone, readers are advised to request it from wholesale sources.

Cincinnati Adv

The Cause of Gladys Hair Color Revealed

The fragment suggests a humorous exchange about Gladys losing her golden hair and questions the reason. It hints at dyeing as the likely answer, but provides no further details or context for confirmation.

Gladys Parker

Three D's in Dodd's Kidney Pills

Hingham mass resident Robert W Ferguson credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with curing years of kidney disorder and backache after a near death in Vancouver. He uses the remedy occasionally to keep kidneys regulated and praises the product name with its three D's.

Robert W. Ferguson Hingham Mass Vancouver Dodd Dodd’s Mr. Perguson

Smoking Confession Sparks Family Moment

In a tense scene Aunt Sarah reacts with horror as Juin smokes a cigarette, joking that the cigarettes belong to Juin’s mother. John remains calm noting she would “have a fit” if she saw it.

Sarah Juin John

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