Woman Credits Pinkham Remedy For Avoiding Operation
Mrs. A. W. Binzer of Black River Falls Wisconsin says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound saved her from surgery after doctors in Fau Claire urged it. She reports relief from organic troubles and fatigue and urges others to try the remedy and seek advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Fau Claire
A. W. Binzer
Dean
Albert Akroyd
Indiana Avenue
Philadelphia
Thos. H. Walters
Notary Public
Doan
Boz Doan
Foster
Burn CO
Buffalo
Extreme care urged to preserve poultry in transit
The USDA urges scrupulous pre cooling and strict refrigeration of dressed poultry shipments. It notes a nationwide ice shortage and run down equipment after wartime stress, detailing car inspection, bunkers filled with ice and salt, proper temperature checks, and floor rack installations for efficient air circulation.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Food Research Laboratory
KEEP VEGETABLES IN WINTER
Turnips beets and carrots keep best at a temperature slightly above freezing. Cabbage can endure freezing and parsnips may be left in the soil over winter. Squashes and pumpkins store best in a warm dry place, potatoes in a cool not too dry area.
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A. F. Yeager
North Dakota Agricultural College
Get Rid of Old Canes After Harvest
Get rid of the old raspberry and blackberry canes as soon as possible after harvesting. They should be burned to destroy both insect and disease enemies.
Trees Grow Best on Slopes
Trees, especially cone bearing varieties, favor newly eroded soil on steep slopes with rapid erosion. Level ground holds older soil with excess soluble salts hampering growth. In the mountains trees cluster on steep slopes while flat spots often stay bare, and roughest farm areas prove most favorable for tree growing.
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W. J. Morrill
Colorado Agricultural College
Fort Collins
Colo
Strawberry varieties and soil tolerance noted in spring report
The article discusses Strawberry types with overbearing varieties becoming common as spring bearing crops. It notes Progressive performs well on most soils and fruits until ground freezes.
Preparing Honey for Market and Best Place for Manure
Honey is prepared for market by careful cleaning of sections and strict grading and packing per established rules. Manure should be placed away from tree trunks to protect fine roots and allow nutrients to benefit trees.
Cut Out Old Canes and Thin Raspberry Canes Now
Remove all old canes from the raspberry patch and thin the new growth. Careful cultivation around the plants will reduce insects that tend to attack the crops.
Shipping Comb Honey Before Cold Weather
Comb honey destined for distant markets should be shipped before cold weather arrives because the combs become extremely fragile when cold.
Miller's Late Forage Sub Enables Good Late Sown Forage
Miller's late forage substitute proves effective for late sowing. It offers reliable yield potential and adaptability to varying soil and moisture conditions, supporting late-season forage requirements.
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Miller
Bayer Aspirin Packets Highlight Genuine Tablets and Directions
Advert explains Bayer branding for Bayer Tablets of Aspirin with proper directions for headaches colds pain neuralgia lumbago and rheumatism. It notes the term Bayer means genuine aspirin prescribed by physicians for nineteen years and praises the 12 tablet package priced at a few cents. The Britain war totals show 8 654 467 men in war with 4 006 158 from England and 1 250 000 from India among others in white and non white enlistments.
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Bayer
Britain
British Empire
War Cabinet
England
Dominions
India
Boschee's Syrup Advise for Cold Season
Colds and influenza risk warned as Boschee's Syrup promotes relief for coughs bronchitis and throat irritation after fifty three years of use in the United States. The ad claims a good night’s rest and easy morning expectoration with a household panacea made in America.
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United States
America
Siam's Royal Elephant Hunt Captures Thai Spectacle
The king of Siam orders a royal elephant hunt as government stables run low, drawing crowds to Ayutha. Herds are tracked for weeks, driven to a corral, selected, and tamed while spectators watch the elephants trumpet and struggle under native trainers.
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Siam
Ayutha
Detroit News
The Bean to Boston State of Mind
A playful contrast frames Bean town pride with a changing sentiment. The piece hints at cultural shifts from a bygone era to present attitudes, noting how places and people redefine belonging and mindset.
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Boston
Bocker
Havana Paves Nearly 200 Miles of Streets System
A description highlights Havana's renowned boulevard system with about 200 miles of paved streets. The remark about a woman's silence conveys a cultural contrast, suggesting deeper social nuance behind spoken language.
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Havana
Arguments for the tractor from Farm Life periodical
The text extols tractors noting they do not bite balk run away or kick stalls. It claims they tolerate scraps, do not crib mangers or escape at night, and avoid common horse ailments. It mocks horse solutions and praises malt extracts for laundering starch removal.
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