Woman Cures Seven Years Ailments With Vegetable Compound
Letter from Mrs Sallie French of Paveanna Ind Ter praises Lydia E Pinkham s Vegetable Compound as she recovers from seven years of female troubles. The ad touts the remedy for displacements inflammation ulcers fibroid tumors irregularities and related symptoms and offers free confidential advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Sallie French
Paveannla
Ind
Ter
Lynn
Mass
India relics of precious metal stored in Hindu stockpile
An article notes India holds about 1.5 billion dollars in gold and other precious metals hidden in personal ornaments and possibly more. It discusses the potential economic impact if dormant wealth could be mobilized and hints at Western views on Eastern markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Tadla
England
Satisfactory Cow Stall Design for Easy Animal Care
A Prairie Palmer correspondent describes a six foot wide double cow stall usable for two cattle. It features cement foundations, a 2 by 12 buck plank, and an 18 to 22 inch manger. Sliding bars and chains secure animals on each side for practical barn use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Palmer
Cream Transportation And Creamery Quality Standards
An analysis by E H Parrington discusses keeping farm cream sweet during transport to prevent quality loss and maintain extra grade butter. It covers incubation, cooling, and containers, noting separate handling for tainted cream and shared responsibility among creamery owners, butter makers, and farmers to uphold American butter quality in the coming years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Parrington
Selling Profitable Cows Through Selective Culling
Farmers should cull poor milkers to improve herd profitability. A cow consuming about 40 dollars in feed must yield enough milk to cover expenses, with 200 pounds of butterfat per cow or 20 cents a pound as a benchmark. Tests on butterfat guide which cows to remove, a necessary but harsh step to boost fertility and profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
Judd
Germ causes milk spoilage and dairy spoilage risk
The text identifies a germ as the cause of milk turning off and becoming stringy. It notes the germ allegedly contaminates cows and beds and sticks to pails and equipment, spreading spoilage and harming dairy supplies. calls for remedy to prevent contamination.
Dairy farmery guidance for modern successful farming
The article urges dairy farmers to adopt thorough peat procedures and stay in touch with modern appliances. It emphasizes knowing the advantages and drawbacks of different cattle breeds to ensure success.
The Small Yield Cow and Dairy Profits Debate
Authorities argue a small yield cow blocks dairy supremacy by forcing higher costs. The article contends cows averaging 1000 to 1600 quarts yearly fail to cover production costs, while 20 of 200 herds earn a profit and the rest lose money, urging owners to reassess cow selection and farm economics.
Improved Slop Bucket for Chicken Coop
A farmer notes a practical slop bucket design to keep feed and chickens out of the lop. The cat’s footprint marks aid positioning while two cover strips align with a post. A candy bucket serves as the bucket, with a wire from each strip to the footboard to keep the lid in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dicket
Cat
Dairying Notes On Pasture Care And Clean Milk
A fragmentary dairy note discusses pasture quality water forage and salt, milk handling and cleanliness. It mentions costs of cows at different prices and stresses clean milk to avoid sour milk and infection, with a case about a dairyman and his herd of 16 cows evaluating profitability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanens & Famous Dairyman
Old World Jests and Oddities Spotlighted in Page Snippet
A fragment from Harper’s Magazine and The Ladies Home Journal items mix humor and laundry ads. Stories include a misfit maid tale, a witty coin comparison, a cheese department quip, and a Caesar humor gag, all reflecting period-style light pieces and product pitches.
The Starch Choice and Quips of Summer Vendors
The piece touts Defiance Starch as chemical free and safe for fine fabrics with strong stiffening power, while noting broad availability in 2 oz packages for five cents. It humorously cites social maxims about brains money and success, observing light ad copy and miscellaneous scraps.
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Dedd
Annes
NAS
Carters
Ian Iver
Eadache
Ani
Rures
Saracebasie
Thompson's
Tim
Ocampa
Edmonia’e
Mrs
Richmond
Edmonta
Harper's Magasine
Patilent
Weill
Gramffather
Ladies’ Home Journal
Johnnie
Mr. Peters
John Peters, Jr
Davis’ General Store
Cheney
Toledo
Arabia
Kriew
CIA
Boe
Caesar
Rome
Cicero
Conqueror
Sunday Magazine
Mandant
Ehidrety Peak
Ceylon
Pettit
N.Y
Castoria
Ress
Samuel Ptner
Selter Oy
Centaur Company
W York
Defiance Starce Costage
Henry
Red Cross
Lewis
Biwler
Syeigars
Lewis’ Factory
Peoria
Ill
Suse Bookies
Western
UNION
Broom Corn
Coyne Brothers
Booth
Chicago
Quick
Bedlone Peart Khelk
N. U
Wichita
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