Conductor gains 35 pounds after Tanlac remedy
WW L Mahone a Charlottesville Charlottesville and Washington railroad conductor says Tanlac improved his digestion and appetite after a pneumonia ordeal. He reports gaining 35 pounds and now can complete his runs feeling strong. Advertisement notes over 35 million bottles sold.
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WW. L. Mahone
Charlottesville
Mahone
Chesapeake & “Ohio
Washington, D. C
Richmond
Tanlac
Born Salesman in a Penny-Pinching Parade
A small boy complains to a sympathetic neighbor about his father's sudden stinginess. The child notes the father is saving to buy him something, while the neighbor jokes that the savings might be for a baby gift. The quip reflects light wartime era humor from the American Legion Weekly.
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Pipa
American Legion Weekly
Frank
Billy Mason’s
T Rank
KE. Fornier d’Albe
l’Alice
New York
The Reward of a Job Well Done
The quote emphasizes that true reward lies in completing a task with excellence. Emerson notes the satisfaction comes from the act of achievement itself.
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Emerson
Apple Orchard Renovation Lets Neglected Trees Pay Off
The U S Department of Agriculture reports many bearing-age apple orchards are unprofitable but can regain value with renovation. The bulletin outlines site quality, tree vitality, pruning, soil work, and appropriate grafting, noting legal nuisance risks and urging owners to obtain Farmers' Bulletin 1284 for guidance.
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United States Department of Agriculture
H. P. Gould
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Farmers’ Bulletin 157
Buyer ignorance on feed costs and local price factors
United States Department of Agriculture expert G C Wheeler explains how feed prices are shaped by substitutes, supply, and local conditions. He notes that wheat feeds alone were worth about 200 million dollars in 1920 and urges buyers to evaluate sales terms, grades, cash or credit purchases, and delivery timing before ordering.
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United States Department of Agriculture
G. C. Wheeler
Wheeler
Washington, D. C
Destroy Garden Bug Pests After Harvest
After harvest, rake and burn old stalks to kill pests and fungous spores. Weeds with seeds should also be burned. Wireworms are larvae of click beetles. Lady beetles are beneficial and can eat many aphids in a day.
Humorous court tale and vignettes from youth and science
A collection of comic snippets and anecdotes from early 20th century humor pages. A Turkish turkey theft joke frames Moses at court, followed by a boy's party recollection, a moonlit porch moment, a prosaic solve for a safe combination, and a quip about forgotten commentary.
Silent plea to listen for divine whispers
A reflective line urges quietude to hear the gods, a meditative prompt about stilling voices within to perceive celestial whispers and gain inner guidance.
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