Meckison Endorses Peruna After Thirty-Year Catarrh Battle
Ohio Congressman David Meekison credits Peruna with ending a thirty year struggle against catarrh. He reports using several bottles and feels significant relief and expects full eradication with continued use. He invites others to seek Dr. Hartman’s free medical advice in Columbus Ohio.
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David Meckison
America
Peruna
David Meekison
Congress
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Four Daily Trains to St Paul Minneapolis via Northwest Route
Four daily trains from Chicago to St Paul Minneapolis through the Chicago and Northwestern Railway. Departures at 9:00 a m 6:30 p m North-Western Limited electric lighted throughout 8:00 p m and 10:00 p m. Fast schedules with luxurious equipment and dining car service. Tickets and pamphlets from ticket agents or W B Kniskern 22 Fifth Avenue Chicago Ills.
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T. Paul-Minneapolis
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Chicago
North - Western Limited
W. B. Kniskern
Fifth Avenue
Ills
Lunatic Asylum Ping Pong Confusion Clarified
Visitor claims inmates receive ping pong supplies at the asylum. Superintendent denies this, stating patients bring their own equipment. Chicago Daily News reports the exchange.
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Lunatic Asylum
Chicago Daily News
St Paul Calendar 1903 By Bryson Reproductions
The St Paul Calendar For 1903 six sheets 10x15 inches of colored pastel drawings by Bryson are ready for distribution and will be mailed on receipt of 25 cents. Address F A Miller General Passenger Agent Chicago. Also includes assorted quotes and advertisements for Burdock Blood Bitters and Electric Oil with brief testimonials.
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St. Paul
Bryson
F. A. Miller
Chicago
Dorking Breed Described as Hardy Ideal Fowl
A Department of Agriculture bulletin extols the Dorking as hardy in cold, non damp ground, with origins possibly linked to Romans. The breed features a fifth toe and is valued for table quality, white flesh, and good laying. Varieties include White, Silver Gray, and colored. White noted as purest blood.
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Department of Agriculture
Scotland
Ireland
Cumberland Hills
England
Horsham
Cuckfield
Weald
Surrey
Dorking
Sussex
Storage in Waste Eggs Turns Loss to Profits
The article details egg storage practices to maximize use of all eggs from fresh to rotten. Whites and yolks are canned separately for baker use while shells are repurposed for fertilizer. Rotten eggs are sold to tanners, reducing waste and boosting profits.
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Annie
Green Corn Feeding for Pigs Advocated by Longtime Gardener
John H. Curl argues in Prairie Farmer that feeding green corn to pigs through pasture may yield higher profits than pushing early market weights. He claims 40 years of experience with no adverse hog results and advises crossbreeding and spring litters kept on bluegrass pasture to produce large, healthy hogs by winter.
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Chester
White Clover
John H. Curl
Prairie Farmer
Preparing Fowls for Market
Practical guidance on fattening farm poultry quickly for market. Fourteen days suffices to condition a bird. A feeding regimen mixes mashed potatoes, corn meal, oats, middlings, and ground corn, with wheat and corn at evening both day and night. Provide water, grit, and some green feed to finish.
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J. R. Brabazon
Farmers’ Review
Handling a big hog with a simple rope method
A farmer describes an easy hog handling technique using a three eighths inch rope ten feet long. Cut three feet for loops, tie two loops, attach the remaining seven feet to a short rope, loop over hind feet, pass rope between front feet and over nose, and pull to secure. Proven effective by many farmers, per William Berck in Orange Judd Farmer.
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William Berck
Orange Judd
All Around The Stable Practices For Health And Milk Yield
The text covers stable construction to prevent dust and cobwebs, window requirements on three sides, separating species, bi monthly manger cleaning, gutter drainage, and frequent cow feeding to boost milk. It also discusses egg handling noting washed eggs do not keep as long and advises on cleaning and storage and avoiding blemishes.
Roosevelt halts bulky government reports printing
President Roosevelt orders a curb on the volume and size of printed reports and documents from all departments. Secretary Cortelyou requests each executive department devise a plan to reduce unnecessary matter and costly illustrations in government publications.
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Roosevelt
George B. Cortelyou
Valuable US Geological Survey bulletins summarize 1892 1900
The United States Geological Survey has issued Bulletins 188 and 189, a valuable reference work listing over 6,500 papers on North American geography geology paleontology petroleum and mineralogy from 1892 to 1900. Compiled by F B Weeks, the volumes classify papers by topics and author names across about 200 publications.
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United States Geological Survey
F. B. Weeks
The
Geological Survey
Fossil Corals Studied By U S Geologist
Mr. T Wayland Vauckhin, U S geologist, has returned from southern states after studying fossil corals in Louisiana Alabama Georgia and Florida. He plans a monograph to publish the results with the Geological Survey, a project spanning most of the current year. Kyrle Bellew announces Mrs James Brown Poitier will visit to present Cantellations a lost art in the United States. Cantellations mix recitation with musical intonation. An English critic complains about American papers treating grave matters too lightly, noting Chicago Record Herald commentary.
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T. Wayland Vauckhin
United States Geological Sever
Louisiana
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Geological Survey
Kyrle Bellew
James Brown Poitier
United States
Chicago Record-Herald
Quads-Funnyman and Rerooted Resum Tale in Humorous Note
The piece blends a humorous misprint about a man writing a resume aboard the Ipponvilan with a quip about a bell ringing too often. It shifts to a frontier slogan about opportunities in the Great Southwest including Missouri and Texas, inviting inquiries to James Barker of the M T Ry in St Louis. The Washington Star quotes Uncle Eben on hard work and complaint.
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Funnyman
Manila
Great Southwest
Missouri
Kansas
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Texas
James Barker
T. Ry
Wainwright Bldg
St. Uis
Eben
Washington Star
Cough Remedies and Advert Claims Parade Across Page
A collage of old time advertisements tout cough cures and tonics. Dr August Koenig Hamurg Drops claim stomach relief while Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup promises to curb coughs and colds. Doan's Ointment is hailed for itching piles and Piso's Cure for Consumption is cited as reliable.
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August Koenig
Testimony on Doan's Kidney Pills by Nurse Sherbourne
Mrs Clara J Sherbourne a professional nurse from Portland Maine endorses Doan's Kidney Pills saying they cured years of kidney trouble and back pain after a severe illness She praises quick relief and urges others to request a free trial by mail from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY with 50 cent price at drugstores nationwide
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Clara J. Sherbourne
Cumberland
Dean
H. H. Hay & Son
Doan
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Tom
Philadelphia Press
Burdock
Sir W. Temple
Hawesville
ST. Jacobs
Montgomery Ward & CO
Market Report
Cincinnati
New York
Baltimore
Southern
Indianapolis
Cincinnati Enquirer
N. Y. Herald
N. W. Samuel
Ocean Grove
N. J
Putnam
Roy
Teepe
Dy Samuel
Ghildren
Kind
Bears
Oy Company
New York City
Eelnine
Youeh
Saab Theteed
Boston
Mass
ALN. K
Kellogg Newspaper Co
W. Fifth &T
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