Peruna Testimonies From Officials and Citizens
A batch of testimonials from DF Wilber of Oneonta and others praise Peruna as a preventive and cure for catarrhal troubles. Letters claim rapid relief from colds and bronchial issues, with endorsements from a Crown Point, Indiana resident and a prominent manager in Battle, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilber
Oneonta
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Peruna
Perens
Fuser
N. B
View of Camphor Smoking and Rare Stamp Valuation
The fragment describes camphor smoking effects and various tonics or potions with warnings. It mentions a rare stamp labeled Dieaat and a $20,000 value, attributed to an early postal issue by an office, alongside a note about the Rhine steamer era beginning in 1826.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Coralae
Vinry J Crocker
Ana Praarises Capitavial
el Louhe
Arares
Apple Varieties Shift in New England Orchards
Readable data from Prof. F A Wauga shows Baldwin apples remain popular in Massachusetts while shares of Baldwins decline elsewhere New England. Rhode Island Greening is neglected in young orchards Northern Spy holds stead in Northern New England Ben Davis gains dominance in Maine Vermont and even Massachusetts as new plantings shift away from Baldwin Noting broader field findings listings on soil, drills, and cereal hardiness with guidance for seeding dates and crop practices in Oklahoma Kentucky and Kansas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
F. A. Wauga
Vermont
Massachusetts
Youns
New Hampshire
Maine
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Ben Davis
Ben Davie
Baldwin
Clay Soil Water Use Practices in Arid Regions
The article notes that on heavy clay soil water is of little value and discusses farming practices hardly used in states not exposed to strong heat winds and soil drying after plowing. It emphasizes limited adoption of water-saving methods in such regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Nebraska
Plum Orchards and the Plums of North America
Prof F A Waugh notes Beecher warned against plum orchards in 1850 but today extensive plum orchards fruit across North America from the Pacific coast to Ontario. European plums thrive on heavy clay loam with warmth and good training, while Japanese plums prefer lighter soils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Waugh
Henry Ward Beecher
Indianapolis
Indiana
North America
Pacific Coast
Texas
Iowa
New York
Ontario
Bailey
San Jose Seale Ravages Ohio Orchards
The San Jos seale has wrought havoc in Ohio orchards with thousands of infected trees dug up and burned. Next season’s fruit crop will be short due to the outbreak. The Dorkings are praised as table fowls but not among the best layers. The average man cares more for suspicions than proven facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corea’s
Kentucky
Andrew A. Soule
Oklahoma
San Jose Seale
Ohio
Origin of Panic Panics Ancient Greeks and the God Pan
A Mirror excerpt explains how fear sparked the term panic. It notes ancient Greek soldiers fled camps without attack, attributing the terror to Pan, the goatfoot god, as a pious excuse for flight and the origin of the phrase panie terror.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Saxe
Coeur Hus Main
Pan
Panie
Wisconsin paper extols western Canada lands for settlers
A Wisconsin Leader correspondent praises Saskatoon district in western Canada highlighting government land agencies in multiple U S and Canadian cities. He notes cheap land now before prices rise, cites wheat yields around 40 bushels per acre, mentions Sharp immigration push, and compares patriotism to money making, with several families planning to move to Saskatoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
Eau Claire
Wisconsin
Canada
St. Paul
Duluth
Minnesota
Grafton
North Dakota
Watertown
South Dakota
Omaha
Nebraska
Kansas City
Missouri
Des Moines
Iowa
Wausau
Milwaukee
Chicago
Illinois
Indianapolis
Inidiana
Sault Ste. Marie
Detroit
Michigan
Toledo
Columbus
Ohio
Prairie
Dominion of Canada
United States
Caleb
Jepunneh
Joshua
Nun
Antiseptic Slate Fever Grips Parents
The article discusses antiseptic slates popular with germ wary mothers for children. Made of light weight papier mache, they resist spit and moisture. an ordinary cotton flannel suffices as an eraser, reflecting the era’s hygienic concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Seed advertising snippet from John A. Salter Seed Co listing
An early 20th century seed catalog fragment from John A. Salter Seed Co of La Crosse Wisconsin promotes rye millet and other crops with bold claims on yield and per acre costs guiding farmers on planting choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie Semi CO
John A. Salter Seed Co
la Crosse
Trans-Atlantic Captain Horatio McKay Retires From Licania
Horatio McKay, the trans-Atlantic captain who recently retired from act five duty on the Licania, has crossed the ocean 34 times and traveled by sea a total distance of 2,450,000 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horatio McKay
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Cresshan Wilber
Edwart Laws
Crown Point
Ind
Peron
Eiward
Mager
Lee
Julius Wolsmirtz
Seneca Street
Battle
N.Y
Bangerlust
Hangeriunt
Argan German Singing Society of
Rangerlost
New York City
Julian W Ginallte
de. Hartman
Adilvon Dr
Tartan
The
Hartman Banitarian
Columbus, O
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Bom
Eureka
EU Emica Eka Chemical CO
la Crosse, Wis
Gam
Shores & Shores
Cialists
Fulton
Hideo
Dee Saaie Helles
Damon Footy
Raniel
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