Benevolent Associations Endorse Peruna Remedies
Letters from Mrs Henrietta A S Marsh and Mrs T W Collins praise Peruna as a cure for grippe and dyspepsia. Mrs Marsh of Chicago credits rapid recovery after seven week illness, while Mrs Collins of Everett, Washington reports restored appetite and lasting strength after a severe grippe related dyspepsia. Dr Hartman offers free medical advice from The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Benievolent Association of
Chicago
Henrietta A. S. Marsh
Woman's Benevolent Association
Jackson Park Terrace
Woodlawn
Henrietta A. S, Marsh
Independent Order of Good Templars
Washington
T. W. Collins
G.T
Everett
Wash
Iasso
Mra
Collins
Farm Economies and the Need for Sharp Farm Habits
T C Wallace warns farmers to keep books and track profits on every crop and expense. He cites New York failures from neglecting small economies, urges pruning unprofitable crops, guarding tools, and organizing time to save money and boost returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Beat
Co Je
Chick-Pea or Gram in History and Usage
The chick pea or gram is a shelling pea largely grown in southern Europe, Spanish America and British India. It is a slim upright plant with inflated pods, the seeds distinctively marked. Eaten boiled or roasted, the roasted pea was common in Roman times, with the phrase buyer of roasted chickpeas referencing a poor man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Europe
Spanish America
British India
Work of National Forestry Bureau Expands Across States
The Bureau of Forestry operates in 20 states with 165 field staff and 90 new student resistants. Funding rose to 291,800 for 1908 1909, enabling broader work on working plans tree studies farm wood lots and treeless area extension. States include Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts New York New Jersey Maryland Tennessee Kentucky West Virginia North Carolina Michigan Minnesota Nebraska Oklahoma South Dakota Montana Arizona California. Later expansion to more states and territories planned.
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National Bureau of Forestry
Bureau of Forestry
Congress
Wed Ie
Maine
New Hampshir
Vermont
Massachusotts
New York
The Seedling Apple Debate and Its Slow Progress
The piece argues that both importing foreign apples and developing new varieties from seedlings have yielded limited success. Seedlings sow the future despite long waits, years of care, and risks of failure. It emphasizes pruning care, pest control, and the need for many growers to share the burden for eventual advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noyage
Missouri Horticultural Society Holds Forty-Fifth Meeting
L A Goodman warns of the forty-fifth annual Missouri Horticultural Society meeting to be held in Springfield December 2 to 4. The state leads in apple orchards, with premiums of 150 dollars for fruits and flowers. Greene County and southern Missouri growers receive a welcome. A top program and expert papers are planned. railroad rates apply December 1 for Ozark Apple Grower Association members and delegates.
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Missouri Horticultural Meeting
L. A. Goodman
Missouri Horticultural Society
Springfield
State Society
Missouri
Appie
Union
Desser
Greene County
South Mixgouri
Ozark Apple Grower Association
The
Ozarks
Plum Trees In a Poultry Yard From Farmers' Review
A Farmers' Review piece argues a poultry yard should have grain and clear space under plum trees to aid growth. It warns against leaving trees in poor ground and notes ground under trees must be well stirred after heavy rains to prevent hardening and dusting. mulching and spading are discussed, with emphasis on practical farm virtue.
Chancellor Opposes Football At Syracuse University
Life: Chancellor Day announces that football endangers life and limb and that conscience may force him to seek restraint of Syracuse University students from playing the game. He notes mutual disapproval between himself and George and signals a possible policy confrontation with the executive board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Mamma
Day
Syracuse University
Confcience
Antipodean Pearl Fishing Statistics
The West Australia pearl fisheries employ 2,505 men including 110 Englishmen. Each boat yields about 626 dollars from pearls and 3,375 dollars from pearl shell per season. At prior prices, the average boat revenue was 4,200 dollars with 2,600 dollars in expenditures, giving an average net profit of 1,600 dollars.
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West Australa
Luncheon on Chimney Top Crowns Philadelphia Event
A party of fifty Philadelphians dined atop a newly completed 275 foot brick chimney stack in Carmel Indiana. An improvised elevator carried guests to a shaft platform five feet from the top where tables priced at fifty dollars sat. The event celebrated the chimney's completion and showcased novelty dining at height.
Working Girls Invited for Free Medical Advice
Public health notice invites working girls to write to Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts for free medical advice. A testimonial from Miss Paine of New York praises Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from fatigue, poor appetite, sleeplessness, and painful menstruation during work. The ad urges to take no substitute and to seek Pinkham's remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydie B. Pinkhom
West Pom
York City
Ferfert Oe
Stows
Pemelnemtad Cme
E. Pinkhorm
Record of the Past Health Claim Adverts and Tips
Doan's Kidney Pills advertised as a universal cure for backache urinary disorders and diabetes with a testimonial from Samuel J. Taylor of Goshen Indiana claiming long lasting kidney relief. A free trial offer via Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York and retail price 60 cents. Also Allen's Foot Ease powder pitched for foot discomfort with sample offer and 25 cent price. A closing line notes a farmer can provide spades even without cards to hand out.
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Doan
Samuel J. Taylor
South Third Bt
Goshen
Ind
Jacob
Mann
Taylor
United States
Addreas Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
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