Keeler at 80 Returns to Work After Tanlac Recovery
J H Keeler of Maryland, age eighty, credits Tanlac with restoring his health after fourteen years of illness. He gained forty pounds, returned to daily work, and says he feels like a boy again. He details his previous weakness and recommended Tanlac as a remedy available from druggists.
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J. H. Keeler
Maryland
Keeler
Thirty-Second St
Stanfort
Xtraordinary Rehaintetha
Why Take Laxatives A Health Claim Prompted Warning
An advertisement touts laxatives as risky and urges a natural lubricant approach for constipation. It contrasts Pilla and alts with Nijol described as non medicine, safe, not causing griping, and used in hospitals. The piece cites endorsements from sources and ends with a laundry ad plug.
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Pilla
Under Certain Conditions Teather 19 4 Hinthes Girls
A compact note details a listing of names and items including Teather Maury and Marya. The fragment hints at a local roster or notice involving girls and an animal reference. Readable portions point to an administrative context with names and places not fully clarified.
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Teather
Maury
Marya Man
Mrs Lindquist Urges Middle Aged Women to Seek Help
Kaneas City Missouri feature quotes Mrs Lindquist describing a life changing experience after childbirth and menopause. She details severe postnatal illness followed by relief through medical care and improved health, urging women to seek assistance.
Allen's Foot Feet Ache and Burn Relief Advert
An old time ad touts Allen's Foot remedies for pinching shoes corns and bunions with a foot bath product claim. It cites wartime use of 1 508 000 pounds of powder by the Army and Mary and notes widespread sale everywhere.
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Allen
Aemy
Mary
Style Slogan Sparks Fashion Evolution Debate
In a recent interview a prominent actress argues dress reflects personality and warns against extreme business hours attire. The piece traces style shifts from fig leaves to bear skins, noting how male attention follows each dramatic change and fashion cycles drive social trends.
Fashion as Vocation: Simplicity Sets Our Public Slogan
The text argues that fashion reaches perfection through simplicity and that those busy working should dress their vocation. It urges style to be bold and set the pace, urging 4,000 or 400 to adopt and shape their own standards.
Sweet Pea Frock in Pastel Shades and Ribbon Tricks
A historical fashion note describes a Sweet Pea frock with Twetone ribbon arranged across a chiffon foundation. It features a large left shoulder knot and uneven ribbon ends, a transparent foundation skirt, and a hem reaching the ankles, showcasing a Hawaiian and bizarre yet definitive trend.
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Bedice
Across& Chiffon Foundation
Veiled Fashions Spark Debate at Spring Millinery Week
Fragmentary notes describe embroidered veils and spring hats, mentioning nine inch nose veils and fashion notes for fall. The garb details reference workers, designers, and new trends amid unclear context and garbled phrases.
New Season Fashions Feature Animal Dress Inspirations
A New York Times fashion writer highlights a trend of dresses with animal motifs such as elephants tigers and panthers in crepe de chine. Designs include pale silver gray ensembles with willow tree waterline appliques and tree bordered lake reflections, featuring long bow-tied ends and soft drape details.
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Anton
New York Tribune
Crepe de Chine
Par
Ornamental Wicker Bird Cages Moveable for Light and Temperature
The article describes wicker bird cages noted for attractive appearance and graceful standards. It highlights their moveable design aiding light and temperature adjustments for bird welfare.
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Corey
Narrow valencieones lace trims in simple frocks
Laces dyed to match the frock become more conspicuous with narrow laces sewn in rows on plain straight-line frocks. They appear in printed effects with pearl button sequences, serving as collar and cuffs.
Striped Belts Highlight Spring Silk and Chiffon Frocks
A fashion note details striped silk belts paired with sport skirts and urges vogue for silk and chiffon daytime frocks. Malta dominates the spring fashion scene with striped belts and lightweight materials shaping the season’s look.
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Malta
Starting Calves Right with Milk Feeding Schedule
Practical dairy guidance from the U S Department of Agriculture on starting calves with whole milk for two weeks then switching to skim milk. Feed three times daily when possible with eight hour intervals. Gradual transitions and weekly targets guide milk and fat levels through six weeks and beyond. Include notes on weaning, forage, and the use of skim milk when plentiful.
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Sietes
United States
Department of Agriculture
St Thea
Bezin
Purchase of Tractor Discussed in Government Film
A new USDA produced film analyzes pros and cons of farm power options. It compares horse and mule power with tractors, noting farm size land shape and farmer skill as key factors. Scenes show ox power and regional use across the South, with distribution through department channels.
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Came States Department Store
United States Department of Agriculture
Beenes
South
Summer Silo Aids Dairy Farmers Through Fallow Season
A summer silo helps dairy farmers supplement pasture during dry periods by preserving feed and boosting milk production. The device stores and concentrates fodder, improves fattening and stock health, and stabilizes supply when pasture dries up.
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Uiich
Controlling Chinch Bugs Before Harvest in Cornfields
An Oklahoma extension note outlines methods to stop chinch bugs before they migrate into corn or sorghum. Techniques include deep furrows and dust collecting insects, placing coal oil in holes, and dragging strips of road oil between fields. The guidance cites Draga Eng and Extension Entomologist professionals.
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Schol
Oklanouin A
Paper Bags Shield Grapes From Pests and Spoilage
University of Missouri findings show paper bags protect grapes during growth from fungi and birds. The technique reduces rot and damage, with bags placed when berries are half grown to preserve fruit quality and market value.
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Trent
University of Missoucd College of Agricutire
Children Cry for Castoria Ad Claim Long Use
An old advertisement touts Fletcher's Castoria as a trusted remedy for infants and children for 30 years. It claims relief from constipation flatulence wind colic and diarrhea while easing feverishness and aiding digestion without opiates. The genuine bottle supposedly bears a signature.
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Fletcher
Cuticura Ads and Household Hints Spur Daily Life
A string of vintage ad blurbs and light lifestyle lines invite readers to try Cuticura products for babies skin care and powder use while offering home tips and small amusing quips about daily chores. The fragmentary notices reflect early 20th century consumer culture.
Caring for Young Orchards in Summer and Autumn Practices
The guide recommends cultivating young orchards in summer with grain crops like early potatoes or corn, avoiding soil disturbance during growth. After bearing begins in autumn, sow land to clover and break it up occasionally. Keep trees mulched with stable litter and apply water liberally if trees are not thrifty.
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Manila
Accounts Help Farmers Increase Their Incomes
Farmers in about 1 200 counties kept accounts of their farming costs labor and profits for 1922 reports to the Department of Agriculture. With county extension agents they used these records to analyze business and map ways to raise net incomes over years.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Grafting Wax Helps Scion Treatment In Horticulture
The article explains grafting wax use in scion care noting dry wax causes poor growth and wilt. After grafting, inspect for air pockets under the wax weeks later. If pockets appear, smooth or reapply a slightly more liquid wax to fill gaps and seal the wound.
Cucumber Beetles Threaten Spreading Vine Gardens
Gardeners report cucumber beetles attacking young spreading vine plants. Advice suggests dusting with dry litter dust mixed with turpentine or carbolic acid, using a dusting device, and applying dusts frequently to the plants and surrounding soil.
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Planta
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