Woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound help
Mrs Mary Enrico of 459 N Carpenter St Chicago writes of relief from left side pain and later both sides after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sonative Wash. She was a sewing machine operator supporting a child in a slack economy, and improved health allowed her to work again.
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Chicago
Illinois
Lydia E. Pinkham
Tama Power
Trailor
Lydia’ E. Pinkham
Turkeys and Prices Rise Despite Falling Production
USDA notes average prices received for turkeys rose from 16 1/2 to 32 cents a pound over 1915 16 to 1920 21 while farm turkey numbers fell from 6.59 million in 1900 to 3.63 million in 1920. Causes include turkey wanderers disease blackhead predation and shipping losses. Industry viability hinges on range feed and predator control with fall demand highest before holidays and cold storage offering year round options.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Department
Peas Suit Many Garden Sections Says USDA
United States Department of Agriculture notes peas are adaptable from Gulf of Mexico to Canada and Maine to California, best in farm and large gardens. Plant timing varies by region from fall in Florida to April in the Northwest, with harvest from May to August. Soil depth and texture affect planting depth, with Alaska varieties highlighted as early and favorable.
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United States Department Agriculture
Gulf of Mexico
Canada
Maine
California
United States Department of Agriculture
Florida
Gulf Coast
New England
Alaska
Dairying Seen as Stabilizer for Farm Prosperity
The piece argues dairy farming should not mix with grain fruit or general livestock farming and that dairying offers stability. It refrains from quick riches, presenting dairy as a safe sane system that supports homes and broad prosperity when crops fail.
Sheep Flock Management Guidelines Emphasize Quality
The guide stresses using purebred rams and selecting young ewes for flock start. Yearlings and two year-olds are preferred over older animals. Remove ewes with broken mouths or poor udders and choose ewes with good size and dense fleeces. Prioritize assembly growth in the first year and provide year-round good care.
Scrub-Livestock Raising Notes From Bureau of Animal Husbandry
Fragmentary OCR passage hints at U S Department of Agriculture remarks on livestock raising. Mentions Dr Mohler and the Bureau of Animal Husbandry in context of animal stock. Further readable detail is limited.
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Mohler
Animal Bureau
Clares
Tanlac Proves Its Power in a Long Suffering Case
A reader describes months of severe diarrhea and declining health. After trying many remedies a friend recommended Tanlac. Four bottles restored strength and daily work resumed. The testimonial ends with a strong recommendation that Tanlac be bought at reputable druggists.
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Tanlac
Country Signs
A Woman driving in the north woods muses on scenic views and time before recalling a 1 30 appointment. She follows a straight road for nine or ten miles then reaches forks where a sign reads Hither Road in large black letters.
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North Woods
Silver Lakes
Chicago Journal
Cuticura for Sore Hands Promises Multiple Toilet Uses
Advertisement promotes Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum for hand care and full toilet needs. It urges soaking hands in hot suds, drying, rubbing in ointment, and removing excess with tissue. Ends by claiming Cuticura handles many daily grooming tasks.
First U S Citizen Hearing Turns Light as Applicant Corrects Washington
At a Superior court naturalization hearing Judge Thornton and officer George Mackay quizzed a foreign-born applicant on U S government and history. When asked who was the first President the man answered Washington D C Mackay corrected him to drop D C the man said he did not care with a casual gesture.
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United States
W. W. Thornton
Superior Court
George Mackay
D. C
Mackay
Washington Star
Rapid dress made before fashion changes
Miss Cayenne offers to pay more for speed in tailoring. The dressmaker asks how rapid, and Cayenne replies she wants a dress finished before it goes out of style between order and wear.
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Miss Cayenne
Longevity Theories And Odd Classified Scans
A collage of old ads clothing housework maid wanted and hens sought contrasts with a German physician’s deathbed obesity of longevity claim. The tale notes an “infallible rule” to lie head north sleep with closed fists to align with tellurian currents and improve blood flow.
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Fischweiler
Milk for the Baby Question on Calf Milk at Dinner
A family discussed the toddler Betty who drinks less milk and prefers solids. Six year old Phyllis asked where baby milk comes from and whether it is calf milk, prompting a decision to discontinue the special brand.
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Betty
Phyllis
All Humility—Farmer Grapples World Debt Question
In a brief exchange, Farmer Corntessel questions global financial shifts while admitting he cannot even clear a mortgage on his 50 acre farm. The dialogue hints at broader economic pressures facing smallholders.
Woman’s vow to abstain sets dress code at polis
A woman who chooses not to vote finds herself without suitable attire for the polis. The remark underscores concerns about civic participation and social expectations in public life.
Uncle Josiah the Parke farmer and his dubious legacy
In Parke county, Uncle Josiah a longtime deacon and farmer clings to pious posturing while his nephews note a hidden stash of liquor from the Prohibition era. The scene shifts to a family visit revealing contrast between outward virtue and private vice.
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Josiah
Parke County
Indianapolis
Not for Discussion Says Campaign Funds In Question
Senator Sorghum dismisses talk of a large campaign fund and interrupts to change the subject. The exchange hints at political optics and funding concerns without specific figures.
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Ylet
Sorghum
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