Treating Hogs for Cholera and Household Recipes
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the article warns swine owners to diagnose hog cholera early and use anti hog cholera serum as a preventive rather than a cure. It cites Farmers' Bulletin 834 and notes that serum offers limited help after visible symptoms appear. It also includes several readable recipes for meat dishes and desserts as part of kitchen guidance.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bulletin
R. C. Reed
Animal Industry
Maryland State Board of Agriculture
Maryland
Farmers’ Bulletin 834
Division of Publications
Department ‘of ‘Agriculture
Washington
First Brood Care Instructions For Sows
Fragmentary notes discuss essential feeding for a brood sow to support early litter development. Mentions preventing loss from drain of suckling and aiding the sow to build up her litter, with unclear details on method.
Expressing ourselves to grow and reach our goal
The statement emphasizes personal growth and improving both self and surroundings through thoughtful expression and constructive effort. It frames expression as essential to progress toward a destined aim and better environment.
Odd Negligees Win Much Favor in Fashion Notes
The article surveys international negligee styles showing a Chinese inspired velvet and brocade boudoir coat made in American fabrics, plus practical options like the kimono negllgee and Tong boudoir coat. It notes influences from Japan China and Egypt and encourages masquerade like dressing within the home.
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Globe
Far East
Egypt
Japan
China
America
Summer veils brighten complexions with bold color blends
The article explores colored veils and mesh patterns for summer hats, noting henna and blues enhance skin tone. It highlights white and colored mesh combinations, dot accents, and embroidery. Navy, black, beige, gray, and brown emerge as popular hues for cool midsummer wear and versatile pairings.
Women Avoid Surgeries with Lydia E Pinkham Remedies
Vermont and Illinois women credit Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with avoiding operations and restoring health after doctors said surgery was necessary. The letters urge readers to request the private text on ailments peculiar to women and note the remedy's broad testimonials.
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Chicago
Lydia E. Pinkham
E. Haydoce
St. Lawrence Ave
Ill
Vermont
Lydia E. Er . Pinkham
Burlington, Vt
H.R. Sharon
Apple Tree Point Farm
Burlington
Lydia B. Pinkham
Medicine Co
Lynn
Massachusetts
Be Sure to Keep Blood Pure in Summer
In hot weather creatures endure seasonal changes when vitality declines. A tonic can fortify the blood and drive out impurities. S.S.S. the herbal remedy is recommended. obtain from a druggist and write for medical advice to Chief Medical Advisor 848 Swift Laboratory Atlanta Ga.
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S.S.S
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Rough but Effective Care Why Alice Golightly No Longer Bores People
Pollie Dear and Mollie Love talk in a shop. They notice Alice Golightly no longer boasts about her ailments after meeting a man who cured her, not a doctor, by remarking on common aging symptoms. The exchange ends with the idea she now keeps quiet about her ailments.
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Alice Golightly
Pollie Dear
Mollie Love
Alice
Pollie
Mollie
Qoad
Paying His Way
A fragmented item notes a humorous exchange about walking in sleep and paying fares, reflecting casual daily banter. The garbled text mentions carfare and an implied switch from walking to riding, likely a brief cartoon caption or comic strip caption.
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Bis
Dix
Edavith
Which Man Would You Rather Have Been
The Kansas City Star quotes a man asking Lester to choose between two dead figures. One was a lawyer and public servant who earned a long obituary. the other, a hardworking harrow maker known across the county, died quietly with a brief notice and a misspelled surname.
More to See On Bow Legs And Straight Alignment
The New York Sun quotes a discussion noting an increase in visible bow legs and also more straight legs. The exchange reflects mild humor about physical alignment.
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Bill
Phil
New York Sun
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