Baby's Danger Period Protect Infant From Summer Illness
Prepared by the Children's Bureau, U S Department of Labor and issued for mothers. From May to October babies require careful feeding, cooling, water between meals, and protection from heat and pests. Bottle feeding adjustments and early medical consultation reduce summer diarrhea risk. the pamphlet Infant Care offers further guidance.
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Children’s Bureau
U. S. Department of Labor
Children Bureau
U. S. Department of Kington
Separate Pens Lift Pig Crop Says Farm Bulletin
A farm bulletin stresses neglect of brood sows before and after breeding. It advises separate large lots for sows with exercise, occasional driving or distant sleeping and feeding areas, plus allowing sows to roam on fenced farms when possible. It recommends bulky rations with alfalfa hay and controlled fattening and close watching before farrowing to boost pig yield.
Sheep and Soil Fertility in Flock Management
The article urges using purebred rams and selecting early maturing sheep for profit. It notes medium sized birds are often the strongest and emphasizes keeping ewes vigorous at mating. It also praises sheep as farm cleaners weed killers and fertilizers and stresses good management for high profits.
Breeding Crate for Swine Described from Coburn’s Work
A stout timber crate built from two by four stock with a front closure and rear openness supports the boar’s weight. It uses rearward pads and forward foot rests to keep the hogs stable, with cleats on the floor and a raised hind platform for breeding a small boar to a large sow.
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America
Coburn
Wisest King Becomes Foolish Man Noted in Rehoboam's Reign
The piece traces Solomon's decline from a strong early reign to personal wealth focus, spurred by his wives and foreign affairs. It notes Jeroboam leading the ten tribes to protest at Rehoboam's coronation, splitting Israel into two kingdoms. The article reflects on the Golden Rule as a timeless political ideal and hints at Messianic rule and universal education.
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Kernel
Solomon
Rehoboam
Jerusalem
Jeroboam
Judah
Benjamin
Kingdom of
Israel
Jesus
Jews
Campaign Candidate Faces Audience Response Remark
A candidate seeking reelection recalls telling supporters he never paid for a vote and never planned to. The friend asks how the audience reacted, noting a mix of applause and fading interest.
Po-Do-Lax Relief for Constipation Overnight
Sickness is not a sin but neglect of illness is wicked. One dose of Po-Do-Lax relieves Liver ills Headache Indigestion and Constipation by arousing the liver and increasing bile flow. Constipation and other ills disappear overnight as Po-Do-Lax helps Nature remove the cause. Get a bottle from your druggist today.
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Nature
Foot-Ease antiseptic for tired feet boosts troops at front
Allen S. Olmstead of Le Roy New York promotes Llen's Foot-Eas2 an antiseptic powder for painful feet. It relieves stings from bunions and corn conditions. Over 100000 packages are in use by German and Allied troops at the front. 25 cents, sample free.
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Llen
Allen S. Olmstead
le Roy
N. Y
Timber bridges endure in Howe truss designs with shelter from weather
Timber bridges, especially Howe truss structures, show exceptional longevity when protected from the elements.
Ambitious Student Solves Aboard Arithmetic Riddle
In a classroom exchange from the Louisville Courier Journal a teacher asks about spending and losses on earnings. The problem ends with the student guessing eight drinks as the total. The brief puzzle revolves around two thirds spent, one sixth of the remainder lost, and three dollars left.
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Birchrod
Louisville Courier-Journal
Dr King’s New Life Pills Offer 36 for 25 Cents
Dr King’s New Life Pills are sold in glass bottles containing 36 sugar coated white pills. A nightly dose is one pill with water, inducing relief from constipation by morning. Available at all druggists.
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Dr. King
A Thing Woman Is Spared
A brief Ohio State Journal note reflects on the deep sorrow of a woman who loses the pipe she has smoked for four or five years, a personal dent in daily routine and habit.
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Ohio State Journal
Wise Wife and Her Husband Join Glee Club
Mrs. Biggins explains she persuaded her husband to join a glee club. She notes at home his singing troubles her, but in the club she can no longer hear him sing.
Dr Kings New Discovery Cures Cough in Time
A historic assurance promotes Dr Kings New Discovery as a cough remedy. The ad touts relief from irritation and a quick stop to coughing, noting 45 years of use and a money back guarantee. It urges readers to obtain a bottle from the local druggist at little cost.
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Dr. King
Supposed kiss sparks debate on morals and expectations
An Albany Journal remark observes how social pressure can lead two women to kiss upon meeting. The writer notes one may expect a kiss while the other fears confronting the illusion and disillusioning the other.
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Albany Journal
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Justice the Golden Rule
the Old Men
WEBSTERS _ NEW INTERNATIONAL
Adel Ara
Wovern Sciences
India
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Muety
Bucklen
Arnica
John C. Chaney
Citizens Trust Building
Insurance, Abstracts
Fidelity Loan CO
Ake
M. A. Raddon
Watson’s
North Side Square
C.T. Howard
Indiana Veterinary Colege
Parke & Wibleharn
Sullivan, Indiana
Interurban
Sullivan
Terre Haute
Parker
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