Business Woman States Taninae Soothed Her Heart Trouble
Mrs. J. W. Pickins of Los Angeles owner of 219 Mercantile Place bookstore, says a long bout of indigestion and nervousness with sleep loss and swelling improved after taking Taninae. She reports restored appetite and restful sleep and good health now. YVaniae is sold by druggists.
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Taniac
J. W. Pickins
15Th St
Los Angeles
Mercantile Place
Taninae
Yvaniae
Honey Bee Wealth Brightens Farm Prospects
The article extols beekeeping as low maintenance and profitable. It notes honey prices have remained high despite sugar slumps, emphasizes bees require little space or equipment, feed themselves, and yield easy swarms with proper handling. Experienced beekeepers manage swarms quickly without disturbance.
Farm Smokehouse Investment and Construction Guide
A Popular Science Monthly snippet explains building a small cement smokehouse for curing hams shoulders and bacons. It details a 3 by 3 by 3 foot cement fire pit with iron door and a four inch pipe to a top smoke chamber, plus barrel or hogshead options and a 36 to 48 hour smoking period using hardwood fuels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular Science Monthly
Whitewash Helps Cow Barn for Clean and Profitable Care
Instructions urge thorough cleaning and disinfection of the cow barn with whitewash from top to bottom. Add fresh air and winter rations of leguminous hay silage and a balanced concentrate mineral mix to improve cow health and profits for owners of well cared for cattle.
Clean Milk Leaflet Promotes High Quality Dairy Practices
The dairy division of the United States Department of Agriculture issued a four page leaflet on clean milk. It outlines four key areas: healthy cows, sterilization of utensils, use of small-top milking pails, and cooling milk promptly. The guide stresses carefulness and practical methods to meet city inspection standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Division
United States Department of Agriculture
Forestall roup in autumn in henhouses
Advice on preventing disease in poultry houses by ventilation. Use one square foot of glass and muslin per 16 feet of floor space with three airtight sides and a ventilated south side to reduce drafts and dampness that cause roup and related illnesses.
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Canada
United States
Western Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Lumbia
W. S. Nethery
East Rich Street
Columbus
Ohio
M. J. Johnstone
Ene Place
Indianapolis
Ind
Dept. of Immigration and
Gothization
Dominion of Ganeda
Speeding Parting Suest: Hope He Burns Bridges Behind
A terse remark suggests speeding a departure to provoke the subject to burn bridges behind him, signaling a strategic move to sever ties and hamper future collaborations. The line implies urgency and adversarial intent in breaking connections.
Thousands of Women Urged to Try Swamp Root Remedy
An advertisement claims many women suffer kidney and bladder trouble with vague symptoms, and credits Dr Kilmer Swamp Root with restoring health. Readers can order a sample bottle for ten cents from Dr Kilmer Co, with larger sizes sold at drug stores.
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Doan
Ohio
J. B. Brading
E. Denton St
Wapakoneta
Sera
Dean
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo, N. Y
Sporn
Spoun
Spoeln
Spohn Medical Company
Goshen
Indiana
Kilmer
The Average Man and a Pretty Woman Display
A concise remark notes that, in general, men seize chances to impress when a attractive woman is present. The line reflects social dynamics and self presentation expectations in public courting.
Dead Shot claims quick worm expulsion from one dose
Dr Peery presents Dead Shot as a powerful and safe remedy that expels worms or tapeworms with a single dose. No castor oil needed. The ad cautions against delays and urges timely use by young men seeking cures.
Skunks Threaten Beekeeping in Ohio Reports
A USDA Biological Survey memo notes skunks trouble beekeepers in Ohio by visiting hives at night and eating the bees. It recommends fencing hives with chicken wire at least three feet high to deter the nocturnal thieves.
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Ohio
The
Biological Survey of
United States Department of Agriculture
Biological Survey
Plan to Keep Sorehead Out of Flock
Canvas tightly covers the feed hopper to keep sorehead from entering the poultry flock. Slits in the canvas are greased with antiseptic salve so when birds feed they receive the salve on their foreheads, stopping the forehead infection.
Winter eggs bring profit through higher laying rates
For top profit, hens should lay more in winter. Two extra eggs per week per hen boosts output, with the overall gain offsetting feed costs. Achieving this requires young hens of good laying breeds and a feeder skilled in proper feed and preparation.
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J. H. Newell
Winchester Ave
Chicago, Ill
Samuelea
JHE Centaum Compaty
New York
Civy. Org
Tim
Wright
Iowann
Lumbago
Bayer
Fit In
Emer
Wil.douglas
W. E. Douglas
W.L
W. L. Douglas
Douglas
N.l.douglas
Arge
W.L. Douglas
W.l.douglas
WY AW Bows
Spark Street
Brookton, Mass
Bill
Tures Coles
Gascara
ALE
Ree
Hessig- Ellis
Chamists
Memphis
Tenn
W. F. Young, Inc
Temple St
Springfield
Hass
Walter W. Dudley
Dleouis Ride
Buyrom Ohio
reHalse
Edwards Co
Vernon
Middlewort
H. Jemison
Thomas St
Chicago
Fort Wayne
Sorehead
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