Tanlac Restores Health Says Seattle Seller
TJ Parker of Gatelys Clothing Store reports severe sickness years ago with bloating, dizziness, and exhaustion. After trying Tanlac he regained appetite, gained weight, restored strength, and returned to work, noting others in his store also benefited. Tanlac is sold by leading druggists nationwide.
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TJ. Parker
Gately’ Clothing Store
Juneau 81
Seattle
Wash
Rually
Taniue
Adv
Slurring Eloquence of a Faculty Member At Negro College
Two African American men debate a southern Negro college professor named Biggs. They suggest he uses high sounding words to hide ignorance, with one remark implying the professor sends a show of learning to mask lack of understanding. The quote is attributed to Harpers Magazine.
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Biggs
Harpers Magazine
Brazilian in New York invents rapid piston casting machine
A Brazilian resident in New York has devised a device that can cast 18 000 to 20 000 pistons daily by centrifugal action. A Kentucky journal notes the phrase yawning off well in that state. Somebody must have been boring it.
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New York
Kentucky
Wisilon Knowledge of Now and Next
Brief quote attributed to E Markham stating Wisilon as knowledge of current what to do next. If usable, indicates a notion of timely insight guiding decisions.
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Wisilon
E. Markham
Alcobronze uses and Army powder ad copy
The passage describes Alcobronze a copper aluminum alloy said to rival bronze for strength and durability. It notes resistance to air acids and salt water and mentions ship parts forgings and propellers as suitable uses. An unrelated ad copy touts foot ease powder and a marriage quip appears at the end.
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Popular Science Monthly
The Story of Our States and the Indiana Story
A compact historical sketch tracing Indiana from La Salle through French and British rule, Clark’s defense of Vincennes, and Westward migration. It notes Lincoln's family among early settlers, Vincennes as first capital, Tippecanoe victory, and Indiana’s political role with Harrison and Tyler.
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Indiana
la Salle
Quebec
Clark
Vincennes
Northwest
Virginia
Kenmurky
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Todlane
Ohio
Misainaippi
Canada
Louisiana
Tippecanoe
Tyler
Mississippi History and Boundaries: From River to Bayou State
Mississippi is shaped by the Mississippi River on its western border and by numerous bayous. The term comes from Algonquin meaning great river, though Father of the Waters is incorrect. The state, rich in soil from river bottoms, formed with Louisiana and was ceded by the French to England in 1763. It later became part of West Florida, was claimed by Spain, and admitted as a state in 1817 with 46,865 square miles. Jeteron Davis led a regiment in the Mexican War. Mississippi joined the Union in 1870 and has four electoral votes.
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Mississippi
Mississipi
Mailles
Louisiana
de Soto
la Salle
Louis XIV
West Florida
United States
Aize
Jeterson Davis
Stxtes
Grant
Matter of Investment Knowledge Debate Spawns Pay Clash
A heated exchange reveals discord over officer pay. One side argues the force earns too little while another claims they now have more money than they realize, highlighting tensions in compensation discussions.
A Mighty Feat in Real Estate Move
A local figure nicknamed Wayne reportedly achieved a remarkable real estate deal by moving to new quarters two weeks before the planned date and reducing rent accordingly. The language suggests a bragging tone about the swift relocation and cost savings.
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Wayne
Farm Poultry Yard Fencing and Management Guidelines
The United States Department of Agriculture notes two inch mesh is common for poultry fencing and affordable. For adjoining runs use three fourths inch or one inch mesh at the bottom two to two and a half feet high to deter pecking. Fence height varies by breed with Brahmas needing four feet and other breeds six feet. Hamburgs and Leghorns can be kept in by clipping one wing, gates are advised for yard access, and double yards allow crop rotation. Sheds should face south to give dry ground early in spring. Perimeter ground should be kept dry with shade provided by fruit trees, and space allotments of 70 to 9 square feet per bird are suggested for cage or poultry house use, 35 to 20 square feet if additional green feed is provided. poultry specialists advise.
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United States
Agriculure
Trognenti
Lvenines
Department of Agriculture
Grit and lime essential for healthy fowls and eggs
The article explains grit substitutes for digestion and shell quality in hens. It notes grit in the gizzard aids feed preparation, lime from shells or mortar improves shell strength, and charcoal can absorb gases when digestion is off. It urges keeping a grit box in every pen and cites U.S. Department of Agriculture specialists.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Green Ducks Rise in National Development Demand
A broad demand signals green ducks will be developed nationwide. The marker suggests that any entrepreneur who takes on the project will not fear incompetence or failure, as opportunities await across the country for this venture amid unsettled market conditions.
Wintering Steers Feed Trials at Lewisburg Experiment
United States Department of Agriculture and West Virginia experiment station report on wintering 62 steer herd at Lewisburg for 1258 days starting December 23, 1919. Six rations tested show varied gains from 2 to 13 pounds daily. Best results came from 25 pounds alfalfa, 5.4 pounds straw, and 1 pound cottonseed meal per steer.
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United States Lepartment of Agriculture
Lewisburg
W. Va
United States Department of Agriculture
State Agricultural Experiment Station
Lewinburg
Purebred Females Favored in US Livestock Data
United States Department of Agriculture figures show stock owners favor purebred females and sires. From Oct 1 1919 to Mar 31 1990 purebred stock in purebred herds stood 48.3 percent with 25 percent scrub, while crossbreeds formed the remainder. Earlier data through 1920 show purebred females rose to 58 percent and scrubs dropped to 2 percent amid nearly 400000 head surveyed. Overall, purebred use by breeders is rising, with purebred female adoption increasing about 7 percent within a year.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Nve
United Staws
Ted States
Develop Horses and Colts for Muscle Growth and Feed Tips
From one to two pounds of cottonseed meal daily with grain is economical for horses doing heavy work. Pro tein feeds like alfalfa, clover, cowpeas, soybeans and peas promote muscle development in young horses and colts. Valuable concentrates include wheat bran, cottonseed meal, rice bran and chert.
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Hersew
Sells Poor Purebreds Under Scrutiny in Stock Campaign
A Nebraska stockman selling two purebred Short Horn bulls, one undersized and the other poorly conformed, informs the USDA amid the Better Sires Better Stock campaign. The note highlights growing demand for sires of quality.
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Nebraska Live Stock Man
United States Department of Agriculture
Nebraska
Develop and fatten swine article note
An instructional note clarifies language use in swine care. It rejects development as proper for nurturing pigs and emphasizes feeding, bone and muscle growth, regular exercise, and resulting strength and maturation.
Swamp Root Advertisement Claims Kidney Benefit
An old medicine advertisement promotes Dr Swamp Root claiming it cures kidney liver and bladder ailments relieves uric acid symptoms and rheumatism. The copy urges readers to obtain the product from stores and notes testimonials from customers.
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Beerhee Eiaeey
Hiner
This Woman's Experience Lowell Testimonial
A Lowell Massachusetts woman reports lifelong anemia from age sixteen, fainting spells, and weak health. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she gained strength, had an eight pound baby, and felt well enough to work, eat, sleep, and enjoy life. The testimonial cites her improved health as proof of the product's efficacy.
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Lowell, Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
Elivarets Satarr
W. Sixth St
Lowell
Smart Sam
Pinkham
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