Pink Pills for Pale People Testimonial Ad
A reader from Addison Street, Pennsylvania, recalls severe blood and stomach illness two years ago. After taking Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, the eruptions and boils faded and her health improved. She urges others to try the pills, sold by the Dr Williams Medicine Company for two dollars and fifty cents for six boxes.
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Addison Street
Wastinton
Dr. Williams
Saveral
Prine
de. Willits
Era of Big Things and High Fees in Historical Reflections
The piece discusses record fees for surgeons like Miese Maye and a legendary throat specialist, noting payments up to 25 000 dollars and a 50 000 dollar estimate for John Morley. It weighs societal fascination with wealth in skill and talent and contrasts these big rewards with Ohio's status and population trends alongside a joke about Little Joe and his mother.
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Miese
London
John Morley
Glad State
Ohio
Mukden
Boston
San Francisco
Colorado
California
Ilinois
Hijnois
Joe
Coffee and Postum Change Life Says Farmer
A farmer testifies that years of stomach trouble from coffee ended after switching to Postum. He reports better health, regained weight, and the ability to eat foods cooked at will. The family also started using Postum and saw improvements. Ten days’ trial is suggested with the slogan There’s a reason.
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Poston
Poxtum Co
Batue ‘Crowle
Mich
Poxtam
Coffer
Pkexoes
California Horticultural Commission on Codling Moth Parasite
Secretary of the California Horticultural Commission reports on introducing a European parasite to combat the codling moth. The parasite shows promise in reducing damage in apples and pears, though pupal stages and widespread dispersal present challenges for effective control.
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Secretary of California Horticultural Commisson
Tweed
Union
California
Europe
Ines
California Horticultural Commission
Trac
Grafting Techniques for Hardy Plants and Grafting Timing
The illustration shows a cleft-like graft for young nursery stock with the cut under the bark and the scion inserted to contact the stock. Fall and spring grafting are advised, with wax resin recipes and cooling handling steps for different seasons.
Grafting Tips for Equal Vigor Stock and Scion
The Prairie Farmer notes best results occur when stock and scion come from plants of equal vigor and same species. Fairly good success is possible between near related species. Apples pears quince thorn and mountain ash can be grafted onto related stock, but unions are less durable than same species.
Manure in Peach Orchard Debate and Recommendations
A Farmers' Review discussion outlines when stable manure should be used in peach orchards. It urges against applying manure on young trees except on very poor soil and only in winter or early spring, noting risks of overgrowth, reduced fruit color, and winter kill with overfertilization and excess irrigation. It also says bearing trees may benefit from manure, while very deficient soils may require fertilizer to restore vigor.
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Compere
Europe
Spain
California Commission
Quotation Style Witty Observations From Early Media
A quirky assemblage notes how politeness invites suspicion and business rumors frame men as gamblers. It mocks women who outdo neighbors, actors chasing fame, and readers feeling cheated unless their value exceeds expectations.
Dean's Kidney Pills Proven Effective Says Postmaster
Captain J W Hogan former postmaster of Indianola now in Austin Texas writes of years of kidney trouble and pain finally cured by Dean's Kidney Pills. He praises improved health and eyesight and notes the product costs 69 cents for a box at Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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J. W. Hogan
Indianola
Austin
Texas
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Horticultural Notes on Plant Health and Orchard Layout
Notes discuss caring for strong growing plants, using sunshine and water, and the importance of recording varieties in an orchard. It warns against growing grain among young trees, explains plant diseases as fungal, and lists rough mixtures for foliar feeding and pest control.
Lewis' Single Binder Cigar Sets High Quality, Low Price
The Lewis' Single Binder cigar is praised for thin binding and deeply cured tobacco from top quality crops. It is viewed as a reliable, mellow smoke, produced by a major factory known for holding fancy graded tobacco. The brand emphasizes consistent high standards and affordable pricing for smokers.
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United States
Woman suspects butcher cheats her balance claim
A reader reports a dispute over a butcher’s honesty and a woman's attempt to reconcile accounts. The item mentions Defiance Starch promising fair trial results for hot and cold starching and refunds if not satisfied.
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Dr. Willams
Hound Trient
Orto
Welt
Gastoria
University of Notre Dame Notre Dame
Indiana
Carters Ittle Iver
Carters
Badler
Teruelf
Vietro
Milwaukee Sentinel
Christman
Hottentat
McRae
Bere
Seatenee
Castoria
St. Louis
Kansas
Pan Fe
We Werth
Aes
Houston
Galveston
Santonio
Corpus Christi
Brownsville
En Poe
Renal Indian Territory
Olla Ponts
Tult
ST. George
Karuae
Terra
N. Y., Wichita, NO
Defiance
Defiance Starch Company
Omaha
Nebraska
Mere Winstone Camesient
Allen
Dr. Price
R. Price
MaSica Veru Fureca
Petive Te i
Laelia OL
Merona
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