The Joy of Motherhood From Ellensburg Wash
A wife notes illness after marriage and credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health and enabling pregnancy. She urges other women with functional disorders to try the remedy and seek advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. with forty years of experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Q. S. Johnson
R. No
Ellensburg
Wash
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia E
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn, Mass
Cardinal Mercier Receives Degrees Amid U S Visit
During his visit Cardinal Mercier primate of Belgium receives several degrees from various colleges. The sermon and ceremonies reflect the cardinal's influence and scholarly recognition during his gathering in Gotham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal Mercier
Belgum
Gotham
Cascarets Endorsed as Gentle Nightly Laxative
An advertisement extols Cascarets as a gentle overnight laxative that cleanses the system of toxins and excess bile. It claims Cascarets do not gripe or sicken, work while you sleep, and cost little per box.
Tired Youth, Wealthy Father-In-Law Said to Inspire
A wry remark notes that many young men gain weariness alongside a rich father-in-law, implying a mix of burden and advantage in such family dynamics.
Reappearance of Kansas horse disease prompts protective measures
United States Department of Agriculture notes an outbreak of the Kansas horse disease in western Kansas and eastern Colorado, likened to forage poisoning or cerebrospinal meningitis. Experts urge farmers to stop grazing work horses and feed only hay and grain from prior crops, moving affected animals to barns or dry-feed lots to curb spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
United States Department of Agriculture
Kansas
Colorado
Bureau of Animal Industry
Colorado Agricultural College
Feeding Silage Boosts Beef Production Says Research
R W Clark of Colorado Agricultural College reports tests from experiment stations showing silage as profitable in beef feeding. Wisconsin trials show steers gaining with corn silage and cotton seed meal delivering costs per 100 pounds of gain around 22.64 dollars with about 19.36 dollars profit per steer, and another mix yielding 16.03 dollars cost per 100 pounds of gain with 25.33 dollars profit per steer. The trend moves from heavy grain feeding toward silos and silage to offset feed costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Clark
Colorado Agricultural College
Fort Collins
Colo
Wisconsin
Hog Tuberculosis Awareness and Prevention Guidance
The United States Department of Agriculture urges hog raisers to stay informed about hog tuberculosis including its nature, prevalence, and prevention methods to avoid financial losses. Farmers' Bulletin 781 covers the topic in detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Farm Advice On Hog Breeding And Care
The article offers practical tips for livestock farming including self repairing draft horses, creating warm dry ventilated sow quarters, and feeding balanced rations. It emphasizes early gains as the cheapest, the need for adequate hog numbers for meat supply, and quiet sleeping quarters to prevent squealing and piling on cold nights.
Wide Range in Latest Styles for the Modern Suit
A prominent fashion writer notes the season offers an unprecedented variety of suit designs for women. Coats on Louis XV lines lead the trend with fitted waists and springy hips, while straight slim coats and beaver velours ensembles also appear. Pockets gain prominence as decorative and structural elements in many coats, with velvet and duvetyn fabrics popular alongside wool and fur trims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Winter Green Feeds For Poultry Durability And Use
Green feeds supplement winter rations with bulk and succulence to keep birds in good condition. Cabbages mangel wurzels clover alfalfa and sprouted oats are common, with sprouts grown in warm moist rooms for six to ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Unbelted Topcoats Hint at Coming Season Styles
A fashion note describes topcoats for the coming season featuring aight belted lines and many bloused backs, signaling a shift toward streamlined, relaxed tailoring. The piece highlights the evolving silhouette and material emphasis for outerwear.
MITES REMAIN IN FEATHERS AS NIGHT PEST PERSISTENCE
An entomologist from the United States Department of Agriculture reports that chicken mites can linger in feathers after night, making poultry potential carriers to uninfested farms. The study explored the mites life history to guide control measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Department of Agriculture
Comfort in Cold Weather for Poultry Houses
Guidance on keeping a poultry house comfortable in winter emphasizes ample air and sunlight on clear days, and making the coop as warm as possible while ensuring fresh air during cold nights when hens roost.
Fifty Eggs a Day Yes fifty a day
Mrs Myrtle Ice of Boston Kentucky claims Reefer s More Eggs tonic doubles her hens output from 12 to 50 eggs daily. She endorses the advertised product and offers a money back guarantee with a one dollar package from E J Reefer poultry expert at Reefer Bidg Kansas City Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Ice
Boston
E. J. Reefer
Reefer Bidg
Kansas City
More Eggs Tonic Promises Big Egg Yields Across Farms
Letters from farmers and poultry keepers praise the "More Eggs" tonic citing increased egg production and profits. Testimonials report hens rising from low counts to hundreds of eggs weekly, with figures from multiple states and dozens of hens. Some accounts mention cured flock illnesses after using the product.
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Lao
Hunt
Price Uoe
Richards Medicine Co
Sherman,tes
Dr. Berry
Michiven Avenue
Chicago
Knight
Dean’s
Thomas A. Knight
N. Ninth St
East St. Louis
Ill
Mr. Knight
Dean
A. M. Eggmann
Notary Pubduic
Foster-Milburn.co
Bufealo, N. Y
Walt Prinpiy' Piso
Poultryman
Lena McBroon
Woodbury
Tenn
Merker
Pontiac
Mich
H. M. Patton
Waverly
Tonic
A. G. Thode
Sterling Kans
R. No. 2
A. EB. White
Scranton
H. C. Raddr
Greenville
J. O. Oakes
Salina
Okla
Emma Wright
Memphis
Neb
The
Pmifton Ochst
Cincinnati
Maratdi & Martin
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