Open Letter to Women About a Health Cure
A letter from a reader describes long term health troubles starting at age 15 and worsening with age. After using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound the writer reports reduced nervousness, fewer pains, better appetite, more energy, and capability to work, praising the product as effective where others failed. The writer cites address at Michigan and references fifty years of service.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Thelways
Ima
Pelouze Street
Michigan
Lydia
Fiery Night Collapse At Local Shoe Shop
An Optimist waker left the cus turned on shop one night and, upon arriv be morning, struck a maiteh to There was a terrific expl the shoemaker was blown the door and almost to the of the street. A passerby to hts assistance and, after him to arise, inquired If he was to shoemaker gazed at his Which was now barn iskly, and said: "No, 1 Shurt. But 1 got out shust In
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Arrivbe
Hts
California Fig Syrup Ad Claims Safe Laxative
The notice promotes genuine California Fig Syrup for children with feverish or constipated symptoms. It emphasizes no narcotics, urges mothers to ask druggists for the genuine product, and warns against counterfeits while touting liver and bowels benefits.
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California
Men Dye Faded Things New Again in Garment Tinting
A brief ad copy proclaims that tinting and dyeing can restore worn clothing and drapery. It emphasizes renewing the natural look and caring for fabrics, urging readers to revive faded textiles through dye services.
Breeding Ewes and Wool Offer Farm Profit Says Cornell
Breeding ewes provide most annual income through fleece while lambs add hot profits for owners. Sheep require less labor and shelter, eat weeds, and improve land. a good shepherd learns by doing. A new sheep and wool production course at the New York State College of Agriculture collects farmers’ experiences and is free to New York residents with livestock, requiring reports of their work.
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Cornell
State College of Agriculture
New York
New York State
Stunted Colts and Grain Feeding in Winter Rearing
An 1920s style advisory on horse rearing warns that high grain prices stunt yearling growth, and first winter nutrition determines final size. It recommends early dam access, use of colt creeps, hay supplementation, salt near the creep, and continued grain through winter until spring grazing appears.
Docking Lambs Supposed to Prevent Filth Discussed by Farmers
G P Williams of North Carolina State College explains that docking lambs is traditional practice meant to prevent parasites and eye irritations. He notes many farmers misunderstand the method and traces it to historic husbandry before modern colleges, stressing practical benefits over theory.
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G. P. Williams
North Carolina State College
Department of Agriculture
Agriconginal
Flo
Jay Way
Atv
Seeder Taints Howe
Lars Ba Ward
Mallied Micorey
Hatley Profitable for feuding Herd of Meine
Hatley remains profitable amid a feuding herd dispute involving Meine, with unclear details and fragmented OCR text. The readable portions suggest financial gains despite internal conflict, though no clear dates, parties, or actions are established.
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Hatley
Fowl Remedies For Blackhead Use Ipecac and Care Practices
Ipecac is the most successful remedy for blackhead though advance cases may fail. Administer ten drops of fluid extract three times daily for three days then once daily for three days. For prevention, mix a teaspoonful of powdered specic with wet mash for twenty birds and feed twice weekly from two weeks old to three months, then every ten days. Also give all the buttermilk they will drink. Control Hee and mites with isolation of sick birds and keep them free from droppings. Provide green food such as carrot tops onion tops or lettuce for half the diet. Keep coops clean with grit and charcoal available. Old plaster attracts turkeys. keep away. Separate chickens and turkeys.
Winter Time Culling of Poultry Flocks Reported
A Lincoln county Colorado farm reports 14 eggs from 60 hens in ten days before culling and 133 eggs from 84 hens in ten days after culling. The culling occurred in January, suggesting kept culls would have paid for themselves by mid year. Experts warn winter culling hurts profitability and complicates identifying pullets.
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Lincoln County
Colorado
Lincoln
Jamison
Colorado Agricultural College
Bands Mark Best Laying Fowls in Flock
Poultry specialist N. E. Chapman of Minnesota State University Extension advises banding top producers on February 1. Use blue bands on pullets with white beaks and strong production traits to designate breeders for next year.
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N. E. Chapman
Agricultural Extension Division
Minnesota State University
Mr. Chapman
Poultry Notes On Hatched Duck Care And Feeding
Fragmented notes discuss handling newly hatched ducks and keeping them comfortable while feeding. The text references caretaking steps and equipment but is garbled with many misspellings and incomplete phrases.
Home based orchard sprays cut costs and improve timing
Clemson expert discusses economical at home sprays for orchards and fields. Bordeaux mixture uses blue stone and lime stock solutions, 50 gallon batches. Steam boiled lime sulfur provides a low cost option with a small boiler, while self boiled lime sulfur suits peaches. stock sulfur and good stone lime should be on hand early spring for timely application.
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Nowe
W. D. Moore
Clemson College
Pruning Fruit Trees to Accomplish Four Things
Pruning aims for even sap flow to all parts, removal of surplus shoots to conserve vitality, stimulation of bearing without overdoing it, and a symmetrical tree head. Orchard location influences open versus closed head training to balance sun exposure and protection from harsh light.
Dwarf trees promise early harvests and superior fruit
The article argues dwarf trees yield high quality fruit early and benefit from reduced space. It notes Alexander variety Wilt disease concerns and mentions grafting, care, and expected fruiting in a few years. It references Cavett Republic and Amalie regions in an agricultural note.
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Alexander
le Cite
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The fragmentary OCR reads as a garbled line with unclear names and places. Some words resemble a plea or instruction but no coherent event or entities emerge to anchor a news summary.
Idaho Notes Highlight Spring Seed Show and State Events
Idaho reports show turkey red wheat exhibits retained by Jerome M. Burton who beat entries from 1923 at the thirteenth annual seed show with over 1000 attendees. Other notes cover Idaho Grange growth, county appointments, auto club secretary change, water users elections, and a new Idaho Tech Institute yearbook.
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Jerome
M. Y. Burton
Virginia
Idaho
Caldwell
W. W. Deal
Deal
Boise
Fred Hanson
Priest River
Bonner County
Moore
Hanson
John Amide
Poratello
Wicklup
Idaho Techynical Institute
Atate of Idaho
Bayer Aspirin Safety Reminder Ady Warns Consumers
Demand Bayer aspirin and look for the Bayer name on package or tablets to ensure genuine product. The ad stresses safety proven by millions and prescribed for 23 years, urging buyers to say Bayer at purchase and warning that imitations may be dangerous.
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Bayer
It Is Far Better To Be Homesick Away From Home
The saying argues that longing for distant places can be preferable to the ache of home. It contrasts two forms of longing and suggests that absence from familiar surroundings may feel less painful than constant presence.
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