Asthma relief offered by Dr Schiffmann sample trials
Sufferers of asthma hay fever and bronchitis are urged to test Dr R Schiffmanns remedy which allegedly relieves attacks promotes sleep and claims cures in many cases. Free samples are promised to applicants who respond promptly with address and a 2 cent stamp for postage.
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Letter Praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
A Fond du Lac woman Miss Elizabeth Caine describes long suppression of menstrual cycles and systemic weakness improving after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She endorses the remedy and invites others to seek free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Mass.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
ExtraBeta Caine
Fond du Lac
Wis
Farmer's trolley road aims to haul without horses
A Louisville Courier-Journal report describes a farmer’s trolley road using an on wagon electric motor fed by an overhead wire. The system would let farmers bring produce to town, sell it, and return home with minimal current costs, avoiding shocks via a parallel return wire. Inventor Daniel S. Bergin of Chicago is noted.
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Daniel S. Bergin
Chicago
Louisville Courier-Journal
Special crops for poultry boost farm profits
The article explains profitable on farm crops for poultry such as sunflower millet rape kale Kaffir corn pop-corn and sorghum. It notes cow peas and clover for fodder and green feed, winter diets, feeding cooked peas with bran and cornmeal, and using vines as cover crop.
Shade for Hens to Preserve Welfare and Theft of Water
The Inland Poultry Journal advises poultry keepers to provide shade for hens as essential to welfare. If natural shade is lacking, construct small shed roofs over runs using a low frame covered with canvas or tarred paper and replace windows with wire to improve cooling and ventilation.
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Inland Poultry Journal
Weeds in Pastures and Grazing Management
H F Roberts argues weeds invade when conditions change from natural prairie, mainly via overgrazing and land disturbance. Weeds arise from introduced species and tough perennials, but proper stocking rates prevent invasion. Observation guides reductions per acre to protect long term pasture value.
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Kansas
H. F. Roberts
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Poultry Lot Fence Measures Seven Feet High
A seven foot high fence is recommended to prevent flighty fowls from escaping. A neat tight fence of lath and stout wires, fastened with staples, is described as durable for poultry enclosures.
FENCE FOR HIGH FLYERS
A guide from Farm and Home explains fencing methods for high flying poultry. It advises using galvanized wires placed about three feet apart and stretched tight, with staples of galvanized wire designed for poultry netting to reduce loosening compared with nails and slat methods.
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B. D. Keefe
Hypnotist Tries Trick on Old Man Ends in Wake-Up
A clever young hypnotist attempts to persuade an old man to bless a marriage claiming love and future care. The office boy interrupts, and the scene ends with the hypnotist waking in an alley after a donkey kicks.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Desperate Romance Aboard Ship Ends In Reconciliation
A sea weary maiden, a lovestruck lover, and comic misreads surface in an illustrated tale relayed by the Los Angeles Herald. The pair quarrel over seasickness and a ruptured heart but mend their bond after she recovers as his affection remains fixed.
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The
Los Angeles Herald
Preventing Hog Diseases Through Clean Water and Sanitation
The article stresses that most hog diseases are preventable by cleanliness and a pure water supply. It notes how filth and shared streams propagate hog cholera and parasites, advocates deep wells to avoid germ-laden water, and urges farm hygiene days to improve appearance and profitability. It also forecasts higher sheep prices in the coming years.
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