Dr Williams Pink Pills Advertised Cure for Facial Paralysis
The ad claims Dr Williams Pink Pills nourish nerves through the blood to treat facial paralysis and nervous disorders. It cites Mr Harry Bemis of Liathville New York who recovered after using the pills following failed doctors. The piece notes availability from Dr Williams Medicine Co Sehenertady New York and offers a free nerve disorder booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Harry Bemis
Liathville
Washington County
N.Y
Mr. Benis
Tam
Worl
Dr. Williams
Dr. William Medging Co
Sehenertady
Mull's Grape Tonic Promises Constipation Cure
An old health ad explains constipation causes and risks, touts Mull's Grape Tonic as a guaranteed cure. It claims the tonic strengthens intestines, cures constipation and stomach troubles, and offers a free bottle to new users through a nationwide mail offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mull
Planting orchards and breeding ideas for readers
Readers are invited to send in orchard and farming queries to the Western Newspaper Union in Chicago. The piece honors H. H. Terry of Crescent Iowa for plum breeding and notes that many horticultural pioneers like Ephriam Bull created lasting monuments, while practical farming advice covers hog care, breeding, shelter, wheat pasture, and economic views on over production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iarm
Western Newspaper Union
Plymouth Court
Chicago
H. H. Terry
Crescent
Iowa
Mississippi Valley
Terry
Downing
Milton
Minnesota
Ephriam Bull
Concord
New Hampshire
Small Fruit Growing on the Farm
The article argues farmers neglect small fruit patches while consumers pay high prices for berries. It insists small fruit is easily grown on any farm, requires little land and labor, and provides fresh fruit year round, including strawberries raspberries blackberries currants and gooseberries. It urges farmers to supply their families first and enjoy a luxury they rightfully deserve.
Simple home method to detect fertile eggs by hatching
The article explains a dark room lamp guided test using a pasteboard tube to shine light through eggs. Fresh fertile eggs reveal an air cell and a red spider outline near the large end within days, turning opaque as hatch progresses, while infertile eggs stay clear and are discarded or reused for feed.
Grafting Wax Recipe For Tree Grafting Use
A classic recipe from Burbank details grafting wax made by melting tallow or linseed oil with beeswax and rosin in a specific ratio. The mixture is poured into pans, cooled, then cut for use. Apply carefully over exposed cuts and cracks with a small paint brush after melting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burbank
The Wealthy Apple Variety Legend by Peter M. Gideon
The Wealthy Apple proves versatile across regions and soils. Originator Peter M. Gideon introduced it and it became a key winter apple in Minnesota, Dakota, and Wisconsin with fine color. In Nebraska and Iowa it is a fall apple and ranks highly. In Missouri it is a summer apple, yet it pleases as tree and fruit everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter M. Gideon
Minnesota
Dakota
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Iowa
Missouri
Markets versus prices and swine production guidance
The article discusses how market demand for swine shifts between heavy finished hogs and lighter finished hogs, causing price swings. It notes buyers may drive prices, urges growers to continue producing the hog type they can raise most cheaply and reliably, hoping for favorable outcomes in the long run.
Pewaukee Apple Origin and Value Question
An inquiry notes the Pewaukee apple originated by Mr. Peffer of Pewaukee Wisconsin as a seedling of the Duchess of Oldenburg. It is deemed a poor winter apple with faults including premature drop, heavy fruit, short stem, insipid taste, and poor hardiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peffer
Pawaukee
Wis
Duchess of
Soil Breathes Life in Tilled Earth
It may seem strange to say soil breathes yet air moves up and down in well tilled ground. The soil is alive and air within it greatly aids plant life, a benefit of thorough cultivation beyond weed control and moisture conservation.
Value of frost in farm plowing and soil care
A writer argues frost is essential for farming, noting severe winter weather helps plow and mellow soil. He explains that after a wet season much land becomes sodden, and frost, repeated each winter across a broad belt, subsoils and improves clods, aiding spring harvests and reducing need for artificial tillage.
Iowa Rumor Alien fruit dubbed strawberry raspberry debunked
In Iowa excitement surrounds a claimed new fruit called the strawberry raspberry. Authorities say it is just the common European raspberry or strawberry-raspberry, once tried in the East, insipid and worthless, and not a true hybrid or Iowa origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Mt. Ida
Greece
Mystery Deaths in Monte Carlo Casino Garden
A tale says a man traveled to Monte Carlo with about one hundred dollars in five franc pieces and, after losing it slowly, shot himself in a garden corner. Reportedly, silent figures emptied his pockets and disappeared, leaving the body to be found by morning police. The narrative hints at others avoiding scandal by misdirection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed “Aniaise
Monte Carlo
Doctor Cured of Eczema Maryland Physician Endorses Cuticura
In 1897 Dr. G. M. Fisher of Big Pool Maryland says Cuticura Remedies cured his eczema after other formulas failed. A practicing physician for sixteen years he urges use of Cuticura Resolvent and Cuticura Soap and grants permission to publish his letter dated May 24 1905. The text also recounts an exchange where George D. Robinson questions a law applicant about statutes and the limits of legal knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Fisher
Lberty
G. M. Fisher
Big Pool
George D. Robinson
Massachusetts
Revinson
Mr. Robinson
American Speech Brings Hope To Berlin Shopper
A German cashier, hearing an English speaker, exclaims about Americans and the buyer explains she came from the land of liberty. The old woman blesses God that her son fled conscription to America, hoping language will bridge gaps for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Land of Liberty
America
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Promotes Female Wellness
Advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a trusted remedy for female weakness prolapse and menstrual irregularities. It cites medical authorities and claims the formula is openly disclosed not patented, inviting letters for consultation and offering free health guides and pellets for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Finley. Ellingwood
Bennet Medical College
Chicago
Hale
John M. Scudder
Cincinnati
Ohley
Obn King
Ohio
Grover Cos
New York
Bartholow
Jefferson Medical College
Ick
Pleres
RB. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
R. V. Pierce
Bufalo
A Necessity Always Seems Less Important Than a Luxury
A concise reflection contrasts basic needs with extravagances, suggesting necessity often yields to opulence in perceived value. The saying invites reconsideration of priorities in spending and生活 choices.
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Detroit Journal
Sam Johnson
Yaas
Philadelphia Press
Fred
MVL
Dodds
Virginia Farms
B.a.ochaffin & CO. Inc
Richmond, VA
Regory's
Ieliabls
Central Nurseries
J. Wragg & Sons CO
Waukee
Canada
Crom
Ottawa
E. T. Holme
Jackson Street
St. Paul
W. W. Bennett
New York Life Building
Omaha
California
Hass
San Francisco
Calif
Southern Pacific
Earl S&s. Sloan
Albany St
Boston
Mass
Price
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