Message for Women Promises Quick Kidney Relief
Suffering women across Canada find relief through Dodd's Kidney Pills as Dame Amadeo Bradette of Temiscouta reports a swift cure after one box and five months of health returned. The ad asserts kidney disease root causes female ailments and claims lifelong relief and strength.
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St. Rose du Degele
Temiscouta Co
Que
Canada
Amadeo Bradette
Dame Bradette
Dodd
Polly Allan Chooses a Career in Love
In the Hartwell household Polly Allan declares her career is Jack, the man she loves. The colonel and Mrs. Allan debate ambition versus marriage as Polly, cheerful and determined, asserts her choice and wins the day with her fiancé.
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Florence
Polly
Murray Hartwell
Murray
Mrs. Allan
Jove
Sarah
Jack
Debdonair
Rascal
Bess
Colonel Hartwell
Polly Allan
Dad
Fourth of July Joke Ends in Kitchen Surprise
A Milwaukee Sentinel humorous report recounts a commercial firm head’s Fourth of July prank. He hid a candy firecracker in a faux cannon box for a joke, his eight year old son substituted a real cracker, the breakfast table exploded, and the boy confessed after a stern spanking.
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Detroit
Milwaukee Sentinel
Canada in the Arctic expedition notes Ellesmere and Franklin sites
A Halifax led voyage on the Neptune in 1903 details a year long Arctic trek touching Ellesmere Island and Cape Herschell. The report describes Franklin relief relics at Erebus Harbor Beechy Island, graves, a wooden cenotaph, and a formal Canadian proclamation at Cape Herschel with a Canadian flag and cairn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. FP. Low
Halifax
Ellesmere Land
Low
Erebus Harbor
Beechy Island
North Devon
Arctics
Franklin
Erebus
Terror
King Williams Island
Lilere
Admiralty
McClintock
Cape Sabine
Parry
Stein
Ellesmere’s
Cape Herschell
Ellesmere Island
Dominion
Dr Chase Kidney Liver Pills Promoting Liver Health
An advertisement touts Dr Chase's Kidney Liver Pills for torpid liver digestion and constipation. It cites a Canadian user Mr Roger Clancy praising relief from stomach troubles biliousness and headaches. Pills cost 25 cents a box and are sold by general dealers and Edmanson Bates Co in Toronto.
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Dr. Chase
Canada
Roger Clancy
Chepstone
Bruce County
Ont
Edmanson, Bates & Co
Toronto
A. W. Chase
To Get a Stand of Clover
Dr N A Thayer of Lawrence county Pennsylvania offers four steps to grow clover successfully Fill soil with humus remove stagnant water apply lime where needed and sow seed on a well prepared seed bed He notes years of experience show success with these practices and warns against sowing into a hard unprepared seed bed already used for other crops
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N. A. Thayer
Lawrence County
National Stockman
The Strawberry Bed Planting Guidelines
J L Herbst advises early spring planting for good start. Space rows three and a half feet apart and plants one and a half to two feet apart in the row. Set with crown level to soil surface and water roots if soil is dry. Firm soil and mulch bed in fall with straw or coarse litter free of weed seeds.
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J. L. Herbst
Silage versus Roots in Ewe Feeding
Wisconsin experiments show no decisive difference between silage and roots on milk flow. Cornell trials find lambs fed roots from ewes gain slightly more than those fed silage, though silage is cheaper. Beets with corn silage give slightly larger gains. overall results indicate only a small feeding-value gap between these foods.
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Wisconsin
New York
Cornell Station
The Colt's Feet and Hoof Care Guidance
The article notes that as a colt grows the hooves should be examined and kept trimmed as needed. It emphasizes periodic checks to determine if trimming is necessary and to keep hooves properly locked and growing in balance.
Bar to Progress. Brownlow on Bad Roads and Reform
Congressman Brownlow of Tennessee argues in Collier's Weekly that national road improvement is essential. He asserts roads hinder progress for agricultural classes and that the nation must treat road repair as a state and national issue with broad support for funding.
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Brownlow
Congressman Brownlow
Tennessee
Collier’s Weekly
German Baby Swaddling Traditions in European Homes
The Strand Magazine notes that German mothers heavily swaddle and adorn babies with a long narrow pillow and three blue ribbon bands. The wrapped infant is placed on beds, dressers, or tables, appearing as a decorative object in households and even in picture books and Easter baked goods.
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Europe
Strand Magazine
Cents Care by Chicago Bank Illuminated
A Chicago bank demonstrates efficient mail handling by batching letters and cards into a single envelope. By avoiding individual stamps and sealing, it ships mail at two cents per ounce or one cent per postal card, saving about $25 to $30 daily a strategy highlighted by World's Work.
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Chicago
Lead Pipe to Keep Razor Sharp
A garrulous barber claims a short soft lead pipe rubbed on leather strops keeps razors sharp. He advises rubbing the unfinished side of a plain leather strop with the pipe, then stropping as usual, finishing with passes on the finished side for a top edge. He provides no scientific explanation but asserts the method works.
New Civilization Demands Better Prizes and Training
A new era elevates rewards but requires superior gear and training. The brighter prizes raise the bar, and only those who prepare thoroughly have a real chance to succeed.
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Viette
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