Kudzu A Forage Plant Proves Hardy And Profitable
An Florida grower discovered kudzu boosts livestock fatness and enriches poor soil by fixing nitrogen. In Florida trials it yielded up to 11 tons per acre from four cuttings in a favorable season, with protein levels near 20 percent. Kudzu endures winters to Nova Scotia, requires little cultivation, and can provide year round forage while crowding out weeds.
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Florida
Department of Agriculture
United States
Nova Scotia
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Aid Kidney Health
An ad urges readers to protect kidneys by taking GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules to purify blood and strengthen kidneys. It warns against ignoring backaches and fatigue, promises quick relief, and directs buyers to ask for GOLD MEDAL, with money refunded if ineffective.
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Haarlem
Holland
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Going Down for Third Time in River Rescue Lesson
Observations from 20 years teaching swimming by George H. Corsan note swimming as fat-to-thin exercise and that drownproof breathing reduces risk. An anecdote from Missouri Kansas papers tells of a man saved after recalling a first lesson during a capsized boat incident, while his companion drowned.
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George H. Corsan
Association
Kansas
Night Work. The man in the moon explained.
A moon figure jokes that the law barred a woman from his job, offering a chortling excuse in a playful piece. The snippet hints at gender roles and humor in a nocturnal labor setting.
Castoria’s Trusted Signatures Under 30 Years
Historical note urges mothers to ensure Castoria bears the Treathy signature as the famous infant remedy claims decades of use and reputation. Children cry for Fletcher's Castoria, a familiar pediatric product.
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Fletcher
Du Barry’s Forgotten Jewels and Hidden Treasures
The Manchester Guardian speculates that if banks must reveal valuables in their custody, mysteries of Madame du Barry’s jewels stored at Coutts and other émigré treasures hidden in England may surface. It suggests vaults hold Franco‑era jewels and estates guarded for émigrés who perished during the Terror.
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France
England
Manchester Guardian
Too many husbands in a materialist view of marriage
In a fragmented discussion Senator Jxendrick cites a banker who declares his fear of separation from his wife equals the separation from money. The exchange highlights a brutally materialistic view of marriage and the fear of losing wealth.
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Jxendrick
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