24 SICK WOMEN OF MIDDLE AGE IN GEORGIA
A Georgia reader reports relief after taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for women suffering from menopause and related symptoms. The testimonial notes long illness on the left side and says the remedy brought health, strength, and willingness to recommend it to others.
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Georgia
Wong
Lydia
F. B. Headden
Holt Avenue
Macon
Lydia E. Pinkham
Community Basket Bern Opens Public Waste Receptacle
Bern builds a massive tin wastebasket in the central square for citizens to dispose of trash. The city notes the receptacle has a capacity of several hundred tons and invites public use as a municipal litter project.
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Community Basket
Bern
Sprinter Nurmi Labeled a Medical Oddity by Press
A Saint Paul Pioneer Press note quotes a sport item calling Paavo Nurmi a medical freak for having a heart about half the size of an ordinary human. The remark frames Nurmi as an unusual athlete due to heart size.
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Paavo Nurmi
St. Paul
The Doubter Proclaims Dog Purchase Plan
The Ohio State Sun Dial quotes a speaker declaring intent to buy a dog with emphasis on the seriousness of the plan.
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Ohio State Sun-Dial
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Copper sulphate cuts stomach worm infestation in lambs
In Ohio tests, lambs treated with copper sulphate at weaning and monthly for four months showed far lower stomach worm infestation than untreated groups. Nicotine sulphate was less effective, while barn-raised lambs and those shifted to rape forage after weaning sometimes stayed worm free with copper treatment.
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Ohio
Barley Found Excellent for Growing Fat Lambs
Barley proves nearly as good as corn for fattening lambs and maintenance in ewes. A barley based ration with oil meal or cottonseed meal supports milk and growth, with strength in barley and bran mixes and specific grain-leaning recipes for lambs and ewes.
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Wisconsin
Frank Kleinheinz
Farmers Urged to Keep Hog Herds in Condition
Chicago market expert Gilbert Gusler told Swine Feeders' Day at University farm St. Paul Minnesota that farmers should keep hogs in good shape watch costs and sell at lighter weights if corn is scarce. He warned against skippy hogs as prices may rise after finishing and hinted at a possible twelve dollar top in Chicago by next March.
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Gilbert Gusler
Chicago
University Farm
St. Paul
Minn
Gusler
Hog Mange Causes Loss to South Dakota Farmers
Hog mange causes lower market prices and reduced gains for farmers in South Dakota. A veterinarian advises dipping hogs with crude petroleum, twice ten days apart, using a dipping tank filled two-thirds with water and eight to ten inches of oil.
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South Dakota
Dakota State Calleys
Poet Daft Reports Theft of Eleven Poems
Tennyson J. Daft claims someone entered his room last night and stole eleven completed poems. The jesting remark is quoted by J. Fuller Gloom of the Kansas City Star, who questions who would play such a joke on himself.
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Tennyson J. Daft
J. Fuller Gloom
Kansas City
Green's August Flower Remedy Advertising Claim
The article promotes Green's August Flower as a long proven digestive remedy. It lists nervous dyspepsia sour stomach constipation indigestion torpid liver dizziness head aches and other digestive issues as conditions it alleviates. It notes decades of usage and wide distribution with bottles priced at 80 and 90 cents.
Immense 50 Foot Sign Lights Philadelphia Signage
An enormous electric sign in Philadelphia weighs 50 tons and uses 4000 lamps to illuminate its letters. The display towers 50 feet high and its power would light the whole town of 6000 people, a feat noted amid wit about modesty.
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Philadelphia
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