Mrs Sarah Lamb Praises Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
Mrs Sarah Lamb of East Bakersfield California touts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a vital tonic and blood purifier. She reports it helps coughs colds and fatigue and recommends obtaining tablets or liquid from a druggist or sending 10 cents for a trial package to Pierce’s Towallds Hotel Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Sarah Lamb
East
Bakersfield
Calif
Pacific St
Pierce’ Towallds
Buffalo
Sentimental ties to the old tree spark memories
Ramors Ridge resident Gap Johnson laments cutting down the family tree as a visitor recalls childhood memories. The Kansas City Star quotes a line about tying children’s shoes to the fallen trunk. The Benevolent Industry proclaims that Industry itself brings satisfaction, while a remark mocks laziness as excessive to talk about it.
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Gap Johnson
Ramors Ridge
Kansas City Star
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It
Survey of druggists reveals many people suffer kidney issues without knowing it. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root is touted as effective, with insurance industry anecdote and a request to test via a 10 cent sample bottle from Dr J D Kilmer Co.
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Kilmer
S & p-Root
Time Saved by Adopting Metric System in U S
A House report from the committee on coinage weights and measures argues for metric adoption. It states two thirds of a year could be saved and that metric arithmetic can be learned in one tenth the time required for English weights and measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Committee On Coinage, Weights and Measures
United States
Bureau of Education
Diamond Dyes advertisement promises easy fabric dyeing
The Diamond Dyes ad claims one package dyes draperies skirts and sweaters, with simple directions for wool silk linen cotton or mixed fabrics. It guarantees no streaking fading or running and invites readers to tell their druggist the fabric type for best results.
The Ways of Man and Cuticura Ad Blend
A column excerpt contrasts married and single men shopping for gifts with a shop girl’s quip about intentions. An advertisement promotes Cuticura Skin Care products for babies, including Soap Ointment and Talcum. Also a brief exchange from Willies Wish features a child wishing to be a flower to stay in bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit News
Questionnaires Will Be Mailed On Pig Survey Route
The United States Department of Agriculture will distribute ten survey cards to rural mail carriers on agricultural routes. The second annual pig survey covers the nation and will record sows farrowed in late 1921 and 1922 and sows bred for farrowing in early 1923. Approximately 50 000 cards will be sent out to hog raisers for quick completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Farrow
Nen
Department
Orchard spray timing for peach curl discussed by Ohio experts
Last spring peach teaf curl harmed many orchards. W G Grover and Professor Stover of Ohio State Univ urge dormant season spraying to prevent curl and scale. Fall spraying can be as effective as spring, using lime sulfur 1 to 7 for scale or 1 to 15 for curl, with thorough coverage on buds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Grover
Ohio State University
Stover
Simple Way to Tie Horses on Farms
A Prairie Farmer writer describes a safe tying method for horses and colts to prevent leg entanglement and strangulation. The system uses a snap on the halter, a rope looped through a manger hole, and a large ring to allow the rope to pass and drop as the horse moves, eliminating tension near the feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Prairie Farmer
LimeSulphur Dormant Wash for Insects on Trees
The dormant wash for scale insects is lime sulphur wash praised as cheap and effective. It is sold as a concentrated liquid under various names and diluted seven to eight times for spraying on trees. It can be homemade or bought ready to use, though prepared materials are often cheaper.
Can't Be Bribed West Writers of Jazz Music
A vivid remark contrasts writers paid thousands with the persistence of jazz composition. The exchange highlights enduring dedication amid envy and heavy compensation.
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North
West
Costs of milk production amid varying costs per cwt
The bulletin examines how milk production costs vary, questioning the factors that deter profits and the role of labor and feed in total cost. University researchers discuss per hundredweight variations and the impact on dairy economics, noting challenges in maintaining profitability under shifting input prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PK McNell
R. Mitchell
Gew
Hace
University of Wie
Ellis
Spread Of Fruit Diseases Warnings On Orchard Health
A fragmented excerpt warns that disease can spread from decaying farm animal carcasses in stables or barns to fruit trees and vines. It cautions orchardists and vineyard owners that neglected carcasses could contaminate fruit and ground, undermining attempts to grow fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yar
Valuable Companion Crops and Nutrient Exchange
Fragments discuss legumes as companion crops and their ecological role in nutrient sharing. Mentions specific names and terms, with unclear context, highlighting agricultural intercropping ideas and possible research notes from historical sources.
Mrs Garler’s Christmas Wish Sparks Literary Parlor Plans
A Birmingham Age Herald note says Mrs Garler wants a house dressed literary for an approaching author visit at dimmer time. Jane overhears Christmas shopping talk and mutters about preferring to pick her own needs rather than be dictated by gifts like socks and other clothing essentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Jane
Spreading the News and a Musical Exchange
A Birmingham Age-Herald fragment depicts Mrs Gawker asking the host to tell guests about a $1000 payment for entertainment. The tenor quips sarcastically about pinning the check on his lapel before singing, illustrating a boastful social exchange.
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Mrs. Gawker
Birmingham
Plight of a Tramp in a London Punch Fragment
A fragment from a London Punch piece depicts a tramp at a back door lamenting life. The narration recalls being born in a small attic in Lunnen while parents enjoyed themselves at South End. The text hints at social irony and a penny underclass perspective.
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Lunnen
South End
London
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