Feels Like A New Woman Promoted By Lydia Pinkham
Mrs Oniwa Turner of Wayne Street Piqua Ohio reports relief from organic weakness backache and kidney pain after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound She says the remedy rebuilt her and she feels like a new woman She approves of the product and invites other women to seek the confidential advice offered by Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
Pinkham
Liastwin Tor
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mia
Oniwa Turner
Wayne St
Piqua
Ohio
Lydia EE
Donkey Remarks At Clergy Gathering Prompt Satire
A nervous curate known for sharp remarks during a clergy gathering at the bishop's palace drew a rebuke from a senior colleague who called him a donkey for speaking out. The incident, noted amid a tense afternoon, underscores friction within the group over conduct and decorum.
Happy Now Family of Twelve Drink Postum
A letter from a Battle Creek Michigan family extols Postum as a coffee substitute curing headaches stomach issues and heart palpitations. The writer, from a large household, credits Postum with improving health after quitting coffee and notes two forms of Postum for home use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Now
Postum
Postum Han
Comes
Ty Tha Pasta Co
Battle Creek
Midi
Clover and Gross on Hog Care and Feed Practices
Instructions on hog nutrition and hygiene emphasize clover and slightly fermented millfeed, with bran slop, ample water, and daily trough cleaning. Use two feeding troughs, provide wood ash and salt, wash pens weekly with carbolic acid, and apply soap and wood alcohol to the premises. Ensure shade, dry sleeping areas, and regular washing to prevent disease. Spring pigs require good feeding for winter markets, with fresh greens and a varied diet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emall
Hog as Most Valuable Aid to Fertile Land
The fragment notes hogs as valuable helpers for land fertility and mentions goats in a related context. The readable portion emphasizes hogs improving soil and mentions goat returns, but details are incomplete.
Waste fruit and grain: turning orchard byproducts into profit
An article argues waste from fruit and grain can be profitably converted into value. It notes rising supply of inferior produce and declining markets, urging farmers to explore alternatives such as feeding animals to harvest profits from what is now discarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mall
Sroning
Sheep and Meat Shortage Belief in Sheep Substitution
Prof Carlyla of Idaho argues sheep will partly replace cattle to ease the meat shortage. Sheep multiply faster and yield wool as a by product without slaughter. They suit farmers on high priced land and provide roughage consumption, promising growth over ten years as cattle decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof
Carlyla
Idaho
Great Scavengers Sheep Aid Farm Clearing Underbrush
The passage notes that sheep are valuable for removing underbrush on farms, second only to the Agoura goat, given ample forage and water. It suggests sheep work best with fodder and shelter, helping farmers fatten stock when market conditions are favorable.
Good Suggestions On Horses And Mules For Farmers
A rustic guide warns buyers to beware of stallion claims and hereditary flaws. It stresses checking mare and foal health, balancing breeding costs with stallion upkeep, and ensuring proper hoof care for jacks. The writer notes honesty from farmers and the need for ongoing maintenance to keep working animals sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thin Hors
Hhis
Evolving plan to market our honey
A beekeeper discusses strategies for selling honey, favoring a home market to secure better prices and avoid harsh commissions. Advice covers locating reliable grocers, using attractive packaging, and timing sales to avoid price drops from bumper crops. He notes selling locally often yields higher returns than distant markets and stresses careful self selling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman
Vdeus
Frm
Dry Quarters for Swine Highlight Bedding Issues
The article urges dry clean farrowing pens for pigs and proper bedding to prevent injuries. It notes many young pigs are harmed by bedding entanglement rather than by a lack of bedding, stressing dry, clean quarters with boards and ample bedding.
Deep Plowing Boosts Root Crops and Early Harvest
Deep plowing pays off for root crops by improving soil readiness, increasing fall planting benefits, and reducing work in spring from easier bed preparation. The approach enhances germination prospects and may shorten the time to harvest.
Time Wasted Onions and Vegetables Misguided
A garbled note critiques an old method of preparing onions, rad Inbea, and vegetables for elevated Seite, calling the approach a waste of time and implying misapplied technique and unnecessary steps.
Are You Going To Tax My Food Outburst In Crowd
During a speech by Mr. J Chamberlain a man in the audience repeatedly shouted questions about taxing food. After a pause the audience calmed and Chamberlain resumed, but the interruption resumed briefly with the same demand and a sharp retort about taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. J Chamberlain
Paleo
Diplomat’s Tale Reflects Confusion Over Grades
An irate parent storms a school, insisting son Jim is doing grand work though report cards show many D grades. The teacher explains marking quirks, noting D means different and students misinterpret letters like C and A. Harper's Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie
Harper's Magazine
Joke on John Burns Visit to London Lunatic Asylum
A joke recounts Mr John Burns visiting a London lunatic asylum. He is shown around by staff and encounters a familiar patient in the gardens who exclaims in surprise that Burns himself has arrived, creating a humorous moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Moteent
India
Teyer
McDever
John Burns
John Burne
London
Burns
Gounded Like It Despite Murmur of Piano in Parlor
Mr Murray, irritable after a long confinement to a sick bed, asks about the piano in the parlor. His wife answers that their daughter Mary is taking her first steps in piano playing and jokes about her efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Murray
Mary
Stepa
Tales and ads from city life and public concerns
A collage of quotes and ad blurbs from newspapers highlighting civic education debates in New York and Baltimore, consumer concerns, and a dye product pitch. It notes public school aims, warns about overtalk, promotes a fly killer, and includes a fleeting theatre of slogans and quips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Municipal Research
New York City
Movies and Monotony in Hickvilla Life
A brief quip from Puck on Hickvilla life notes monotony and changing films. The hotelkeeper recalls that two works ago the theater manager began rotating pictures twice weekly, signaling a shift in the local entertainment rhythm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickvilla
Puck
Physical Impossibility and the Banter of Bo
A fragmentary exchange features Very Much Bo debating art and speech with a listener about a wife’s supposed prowess. The odd dialogue references a new banker arrangement and a mistaken notion of communication, ending with a muted assertion of clarity or restraint.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ain Gacoama
Mr. Farmer
Nem
Hestden
Beat
Bie
Wales
Otto Weiss
Otto Weiss Alfalfa Stock Food CO
Wichita, Kansas
Louk
Ted Dean
Impeyre
Wi Grugaiaus Chhemlain
Goshen
Ind. I
Himmie
Fletcher
France
Coun
Burdne
Baltimore Sun
Atchison Globe
Bobo Waid
Putnam
Adv
Ulett
Lydia E. Pinkhant Medicine Co
Paxtina
Patton Toilet Co
Rowton, Bass
Wichita
Jones Auto Exchange
N. Topeka Ave
Kansas
Wichita Film & Supply Co
Topeka Ave
Ital Lowell
DR. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!