Five Cows, A Girl and A Big Auto
Harold Imlay a Chester lawyer partner travels with an auto that goes wild. Irene Galbraith lass successfully herds five cows blocking the road. A crash leaves Imlay with a broken leg but love blooms. he proclaims his intent to wed Irene and face his father. The marriage is planned for next Christmas.
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Harold Imlay
Chester
Imlay
Young Imlay
Irene Galbraith
Miss Galbraith
Bine
Harold’ Imlay
Irene
Body Shields for Policemen by Swiss Inventor Girod
The Electrometallurgic society of Neuchatel received an order to supply body shields for Paris police. Invented by Paul Girod of Neuchatel, tests show the bucklers resist revolver shots, according to Geneva correspondence in the London Standard.
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The
Electrometallurgic Society
Neuchatel
Paris
Paul Girod
Geneva
London Standard
First Care of Brood Sows and Hog Cots
Practical notes from Edward S Chalk on preparing brood sows before farrowing. Emphasizes thrifty condition, a fattening pen prior to farrowing, and feeding with a laxative to ease birth. Describes building a hog cot, its dimensions, and costs, plus benefits of movable, clean confinement. Also notes pumpkins as a fattening feed for hogs and cows, with seed removal advised for large quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Diarrhoea In Little Pigs From Feed Change
The illness in piglets is linked to abrupt diet shifts and exclusive alfalfa feeding causing watery green diarrhoea. Recovery occurs after purging, but weakness can be fatal. improving sanitation and gradual feed changes are advised, with mixed grain introduced during alfalfa feeding.
Serious Mistake About Feeding Hogs Causes Disease
The article warns that owners mistake dirty matter as suitable for hogs and believes this habit spreads disease among hogs more than any other factor. It emphasizes careful feeding to prevent illness.
Outcry Over Grade Stallions Drives Breeding Reform Efforts
The article argues farmers undervalue good stallion breeding and prefer cheaper grade sires. It notes laws in Wisconsin Minnesota Pennsylvania and Utah restricting grade stallions, while highlighting superior practice abroad. Dr A S Alexander finds 60 percent of Wisconsin stallions are grade and warns of poor progeny quality and harm to farmers.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Utah
A. S. Alexander
Feeding and care tips for livestock and horses
Practical observations on horse handling and temper, feeding silage to various livestock, and pasture management. Notes include that silage benefits young stock and idle cows, is used for fattening lambs, and is less favored by hogs. a good flock yields nine to ten pounds of wool. improper feed affects thrift.
Critical Time of Woman's Life Helps Virginia Woman
Odd Virginia resident Martha L. Ho tooway reports a dramatic recovery after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She describes years of heavy bleeding backache and insomnia followed by renewed health and ability to work, praising the remedy and inviting inquiries for confidential advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd
Lydia E. Pinkham
Marthall
Tooway
Lydia BE
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Resinol Soap Promoted for Baby Care in Ad Copy
The ad notes Resinol Soap as a real baby soap and mentions Resinol Scar and Stesinol Ointment with mailing details to Dept 32K, Resinol Chemical Co. Baltimore Md. The brief promotes the products and provides order instructions for readers.
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Resinol Chemical Co
Baltimore
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Ada Nixon
Diseas&s. Cole
Carter
Arker
Dru
Wyoming
A.P. Knight
Jdireh
Wye
Ompson TE &Co
Troy, MN
Ohn L
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