Free trial cure pledge for chronic stomach ailment
A local notice promotes a free trial bottle of a laxative tonic advertised by Dr. W. B. Caldswell of Monticello, Illinois, as a cure for constipation and dyspepsia. It features Mrs. Alice Northrup of Quincy, Illinois, and urges sufferers to write for guidance and prepaid delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. Lapley
Avondale Station
Birmingham
Ala
Auestion
Central Conference
Alice Northrup
Cuticura Remedies Help Woman End Scalp Trouble
A Liberty Maine woman describes years of severe scalp itching and hair loss ending after six weeks of Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills. She notes remission after spring and credits the regimen with restoring health and preventing baldness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutiura
Lillian Brown
Liberty, Me
Preventing Disease in Cattle Requires Labor
An article by W R Kilbert argues calf health hinges on laborious care to prevent white scours and lung disease. It urges meticulous sanitation, naval disinfection, clean bedding, dry quarters, and ventilation. It links infection to dirty calves and extended outdoor exposure, noting protection and careful handling yield results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Kilbert
Ground Plan of Bull Pen and Yard Layout
The illustration shows the elevation and ground plan of the bull pen and yard used to house a herd bull. System features allow feeding and watering through a trough via a partition, with a pulley operated door to the stall and a separate breeding pen door kept closed except when the bull is brought in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gays Hoard
Pigeons Pay Pretty Well for Young Farmers
Boys can profit from small pigeon flocks by selecting pure bred stock and pairing mates. A pair costs about one dollar to feed yearly, yielding six squabs annually sold for three to three fifty each, with a solid margin.
Clever Little Reginald on a Train Ride
Mrs Flyte endures a train journey with Elaine’s boastful mother and Reginald fan, hearing about bath times sweaters and endless photos before discovering a photo of Reginald’s dog. The piece captures domestic foibles and meddling admiration within a commuter setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith
Henry
Elaine
Reginald
Mrs. Flyte
Benham and Judge Discuss Ballot Changes Ahead of Voting
Mrs Benham notes upcoming changes as the group anticipates voting. The judge mentions official ballots will include a pink ribbon feature. The exchange highlights preparation for the election and the ballot design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benham
Shawnee Development Company Promises Growth and Investment
An advertisement extols Shawnee Oklahoma as a thriving hub with a 25 000 population, a meat packing plant employing 1500 and a cotton fabric mill employing 600, plus universities enrolling 1000 students. It touts unprecedented profits for small and large investors and invites literature from Shawnee Development Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Southwest
Baptist
Shawnee
Notthing
Shawnee Development Company
Oklahoma
Daily Fly Killer Ad Appeals to Shoppers
An old advertisement touts a "DAILY FLY KILLER" claiming it kills thousands and lasts all season. It instructs readers to ask their dealer or send 20 cents to H. Somers of Brooklyn, NY. The rest references eyecare quips and a unrelated joke about a honey girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Somers
DeKalb Ave
Brooklyn
N. Y
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Richard
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Heaven
North Pole
Eereet
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Pettit
Dodds
Kidney
Yale
Guar
W. L. Douglas
W.L. Douglas
Carter
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Law Building
Wee Save
Toledo, Ohio
Paxtine
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Paxton Toilet CO
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Mass
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Hill St
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Fitzgerald & Co
Pat.attys
Box K
Washington, DC
Iveruse Thompson
N N. A
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Resinol Chemical Company
Baltimore
Mark
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Rottencoe
New York City
Ney
Grand Rapids, Mich
Alo
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