Tanlac credited with curing Buffalo reformatory matron’s stomach illness
Mrs Frank Wilkie of 220 Cedar Street, formerly of Buffalo and former matron at the State Reformatory in Industry, N.Y., says Tanlac freed her from eight years of stomach trouble. She details severe indigestion, weakness, and night sweats, noting a restored appetite and better breath after taking Tanlac as advised by doctors and druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wilkie
Syracuse
N. Y
State Reformatory At
Industry
Cedar St
Wilkie
Buffalo
State Reformatory
N.Y
Describing Him. A Fragment From a Telegraphed Tale
Fragmentary text describes an unnamed figure and a remote event with unclear actions. It references a person and a diagrammatic scene, suggesting a report or opinion note lost in garbled OCR. The readable bits hint at dramatic tension without clear names or dates.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Help for Women
A letter from Cumberland says Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eased chronic back pain and childbirth distress after years of illness. The writer, Mrs. Hether, urges other women to write for advice and notes many testimonials praising the remedy's relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E
Pinkham
Cumberland, Md
Iren
Tam
Ahs
Lydia B. Pinkham
Mrs. Heter
Bag Shown in Illustration Provides Convenient Container
A 19th century illustration shows a canvas bag with a metal top ring and shoulder straps to prevent fruit damage during picking and transport. The bag drops fruit into an elastic-edged guard, uses moth pads to protect fruit, and opens at the bottom to empty. The device, designed for long shipments, aims to reduce minor injuries and spoilage in transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Runedell
Chicago
Popular
Late Tillage for Orchard Trees Declares Seasonal Need
Fragmented OCR notes describe orchard tillage advice to cultivate acutely with emphasis on root and leaf health. Mentions hearing fruit, vine management, and careful ground preparation to support young trees and avoid poor fruit yields.
Chicks Need Attention and Feed for Growth
Fragments indicate concern for chicks needing care and feeding. Mentions perhaps Peper or supplements and growth needs. Lacking clear names, places, or dates, the readable text suggests provisioning for growth and well being of chicks.
Fragmentary note trails unclear request by reader
The text is garbled and lacks coherent facts or identifiable names, places, or events. No readable details to form a proper summary or headline from the source segment.
Market season for guineas fowls during late summer fall
The marketing season for guineas fowls runs from late summer through fall with demand for young birds weighing one to two pounds. About 20 months old guineas reach markets in August. later, heavier birds are in demand. Most markets sell unpricked birds with feathers up for better appeal, and dressed birds vary by dealer.
Distinguishing White and Brown Eggs Creates Debate
The essay notes consumer demand shifts for white shells in New York versus Boston and cites agricultural experts on color preferences. It discusses taste perception, shell cleanliness, and market impact, with observers noting some buyers prefer white eggs for perceived purity while prices and popularity vary by region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Sie
Potites
Ohio butchers seek to raise livestock quality plan described
Progressive Ohio butchers propose a scheme to improve local livestock by using well bred bulls and displaying dressed carcasses with weight and percentage of dressed meat to show farmers the value of better stock. Bureau livestock specialists note small town butchers can help elevate quality and profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Repares
Ohio
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Annual Industry
Butchers Plan Aligns With Department In Livestock Improvement
A firm of butchers outlines a plan to influence the quality of future cattle and hogs, presented as aligned with Department guidance on divestock improvement. The proposal emphasizes techniques to enhance breeding and meat quality in cutting block operations.
Acute horse shortage worries Minnesota researchers
University of Minnesota animal husbandry chief W H Peters says the supply of work horses is tightening as calf production lags behind horse deaths for two years. He warns that sustained shortage will pressure farmers to breed their stock and seek a stout draft stallion to improve foal quality, noting regional gaps where buyers face breeding challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HY. Peters
University of Minnesota
Peters
Fragmented OCR Fragment on Local Notice
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a local notice or story with unclear terms and names. The readable parts mention places and times vaguely, but concrete facts are absent. No coherent event or entities can be reliably identified for a proper summary.
Market Home Grown Feeds Debated in Stock Rules
Fragmentary text discusses stock feeding rules and evaluation methods. Mentions a market, likely a local discussion on how feeds influence foal growth and herd health. Indicates a viewpoint on cattle or horse feed standards and measurement of performance.
Fragmentary quip on marital strain captured in brief
Odd OCR line suggests conversation about wives and finances with phrases like reducing and incomeyes. No clear event, names, or location available to identify.
Refreshing Ignorance and Social Snippets
The item quotes Mrs Rawler and Mrs Newrleh discussing morning coffee and brand quality. An advertising block promotes Cutienra Ointment and Soap with a fragrance dusting, priced at 25 cents. A casual exchange about knickerbockers and hosiery appears, reflecting light local chatter.
Boll Was West Entrance Aborted Or Aborted
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a boll or boll entrance at a western site, mentioning Abo and a terse time cue. Readable fragments imply a brief notice or item with uncertain specifics and no clear outcome or dates.
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