Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsed in Rangeley Ad
Mrs Walter E Anderson of Rangeley Maine credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relief from bearing down pains side and back headaches and fatigue after two years of suffering. She reports improved ability to work on a farm with five in the family and recommends the product. Over 200000 women have replied to the question about benefits, 98 of 100 say yes, and the product is sold by druggists nationwide.
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Rangeley
Maine
Lydia E. Pinkham
Walter E. Anderson
Oldest musical manuscript deciphered by Curt Sachs
The earliest known musical manuscript, deciphered by Dr Curt Sachs at Berlin, is Babylonian in origin with cuneiform on clay plates found at Assur in Asia Minor. It dates to the second century B C and uses a five tone scale in fugue form with an 18 string harp accompaniment featuring frequent double stops.
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Curt Sachs
Berlin University
Assur
Asia Minor
Frog Growth Through Thyroid Treatment Reported
Dr. C. Speidel of the University of Virginia and Prof. Reid Hunt of Harvard Medical School report tadpoles transformed into full grown frogs within a week or two using dried thyroid glands from sheep.
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C. ©. Speidel
University of Virginian
Reid Hunt
Harvard Medical School
Freezone Corn Remedy Promises Quick Pain Relief
A druggist sells a tiny bottle of Freezone for a few cents that allegedly stops corn pain instantly. The product claims to remove hard corns soft corns and corns between the toes and foot calluses without soreness or irritation.
Cause of the Uproar at Gap Johnson’s House
An amused passerby asks Gap Johnson what caused a noise at nine o’clock. Gap explains he and his wife were removing plaster from their shed, a buck previously left on the wall since before Christmas, debunking rumors of a loud incident.
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Gap
Gap Johnson
Rumpus Jdidee
Kansas City
Indiana Briefs Heal the Nation This Week
A sweeping federal grand jury report returns 48 indictments across 65 defendants in Indianapolis. Separately, a Knightstown Soldiers' and Sailors' Orphans' home probe is promised by Gov. Jackson following Legion pressure. Additional items note prison leadership changes, a hospital corps veteran's death, a New Albany shooting, university property purchase, and various local incidents.
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Indianapolis
United States District Court
Robert C. Baltzell
Knightstown
Ed. Jackson
Thomas McConnell
American Legion
Frank Henley
C. A. Jackson
Newcastle
Sixth District Legion Committee
McConnell
Michigan City
Edward J. Fogarty
Indiana State
Prison Board of Control
William H. Daly
Daly
Jess Andrews
West Point
Evansville
John W. Daniels
United States Army
Philippines
Aguinaldo
Henry W. Lawton
Daniels
Veterans of Foreign Wars
New Albany
J. B. Handley
Edgar
Enoch Barker
Bridgeport
Harrison County
Handley
Barker
Indianapoli
Indiana University of the Indiana Dental College
Pennsylvania
Walnut Streets
University
School of Medicine
Fred B. Johnson
A. V. Burch
J. ¥. Welborn
Herbert Males
John K. Jennings
Rockport
United Vaper Board Company
Charles Lieb
Dunes
Indiana
Crawfordsville
William M. Johnston
Wilson
Montgomery County
Greensburg
Estal McKay
New Point
Here
Ohio River
Greencastle
John Cook
South Bend
George Arnott
Nappanee
Lew Shank
Sol Schloss
Board of Health
Logansport
Theodore Smith
Lafayette Street
Masonic Funeral Held for T. R. Marshall in Indianapolis
Funeral services for Thomas R. Marshall former vice president were held at his Indianapolis home with the Masonic order in charge. Mrs. Marshall declined a state funeral and the rites proceeded simply, led by Scottish Rite Masons and Ancient Landmarks Lodge. The body was later buried in a Crown Hill cemetery vault.
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Indianapolis
Thomas RR. Marshall
Washington
Marshall
Crown Hill Cemetery
Hammond Fire Claimed Losses In Paxton Lumber Yard Blaze
A Hammond blaze started at Paxton Lumber yards caused 2 million dollars in losses, with 180000 dollars to the Hammond Brass works. Traffic officer Carl McFarland credited with preventing a larger explosion that could have destroyed the town. Fire Chief Fred Nil estimated total losses at 2 million.
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Hammond
Carl McFarland
Paxton Lumber Company
Hammond Brass Works
Fred Nil
West Deaden
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
John D. Sherman
Federation
Indianapolis
Lee FE. Swails
Marion County
County Board of Education
Swails
Gary
James Pappas
Boston
East Chicago
Whiting
Michigan City
Hobart
Blue Island
Gary Fireimen
John Thomas Shaw
Helen Hager Whelchel
William H. Remy
Martinsville
Fowler
Talbot
Here
Marion
Leroy Simmons
Mion
Frank Simmmmnons
Forest Lane
Fort Wayne
Charles Cole
Charles Colle
Albion
Sylvan Lake
Washington, D. C
Joseph M. Hazenhour
Celestine
Dubois County
Albert A. Fritch
Noblesville
George W. Manlove
Hamilton County
Oat Rust Fight Expands With New Resistant Varieties
The USDA and state stations test 51 oat varieties for resistance to black stem rust. Minnesota 686 and 687 from Minnesota Station show strong resistance, along with Richland Iowa 105 and White Tartar lines. Heigira Rustproof from South Africa also performs well as tests broaden across Canada and the United States. A field specialist will monitor tests this season by comparing to susceptible control varieties.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Minnesota
Minnesota Agricultural Experiment Station
Richland
Iowa
South Africa
Canada
Egg Laying Requires Strong Pullets and Proper Feeding
The article warns that pullets from chick to laying stage must not receive excess corn. A strong foundation of bone and muscle is needed for winter laying, with mature pullets fed a corn rich ration to stay in good flesh. Growing mashes and free range build vigor before the laying machine starts.
Sudan Grass Excellent as Substitute Hay Crop
Sudan grass is a fine stemmed leafy sorghum usable as a substitute hay crop. Trials at several agricultural stations show it can also serve as a pasture in rotation with regular pastures. The crop regrows quickly after grazing and roots well, with cattle relishing it and maintaining milk flow similar to standard pastures.
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Sudan
Seed Poultry Yards Under Cultivation for Health
The article advises cultivating poultry yards to destroy bacteria and provide green feed for fowls. It suggests rotating lots when many birds share a small run and notes oats as the common crop for seeding.
Better Poultry Aids Overall Livestock Improvement
The USDA reports 1 164 657 fowls of mixed breeds under the Better Sives Better Stock campaign. Pure bred sires boost poultry quality and lead to more pure bred females, while poultry breeding promotes farm-wide improvement and quick returns on small investments.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Setting High Standard for Dairy Production
H. R. Lascelles of the Colorado State Dairy Commissioner urges strict adherence to Holstein-Friesian registry standards. Cows must meet multi year fat production targets and an 80 percent 305 day equivalence, with a calving requirement within 14 months of the previous calf. He endorses using purebred sires and selective breeding to improve herd performance.
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H. R. Lascelles
Colorado State Dairy
Rhubarb a Key Perennial Vegetable for Gardens
Rhubarb or pieplant is an important perennial vegetable. It produces an early spring supply when fresh vegetables are in demand, with new leaves from spring to midsummer and leafstalks most in demand early. Harvest lasts about eight weeks, then leaves feed the roots for next year's crop. Roots are hardy and need no winter protection, tolerating both extreme heat and cold in the central latitude.
Sweet Clover As Livestock Feed Comparable To Alfalfa
Analyses from the Idaho experiment station show sweet clover offering similar protein content to alfalfa and comparable carbohydrate levels. It has slightly higher crude fiber, with biennial yellow varieties higher in fiber than biennial white.
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Idaho Experiment Station
Agricultural Wisdom From Practical Notes
The text emphasizes preventive weed control before sowing and the use of soy beans, sweet clover, vetch, and Mammoth clover to improve sandy soils. It notes cod liver oil in chick mash aids leg strength, and that cats and dogs help control rats with owner cooperation. It also stresses time for lasting agricultural improvements, strategic raw material purchases, and efficient dairy cow feed use.
Canadian Team Sets World Record Tracing Pull
A Canadian team of horses established the world record for the greatest traction pull by pulling 3,100 pounds. The feat showcases the working horse’s strength and stamina admired by horse fanciers across ages.
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Canada
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Little Point
Morgen County
T. R. Marshall
Charles P. Bock
Circuit Court
Malcolma White
Lota
Stéubber
United States Rubber Company
Monarch Manufacturing Co
Council Bluffs
Toledo
Ohid
Mona Motor
Aseline
New York
State & P Vi R Mfg, CO
Aselin Aeg
Florida
Florida Real Estate Bureau
Tribune Bldg
Tampa
Markintoshe
B. McCabe
E. 87Th St
New York City
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