Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It
A newspaper ad notes many people suffer kidney issues without realizing it and promotes Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root as a healing remedy. It mentions insurance examiners linking declined applications to kidney trouble and offers samples for ten cents with paper citation. A separate anecdote recalls a baby cooing and a mother enjoying the welcomed interaction with the child.
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Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Bayer Aspirin Ad Advises Genuine Bayer Tablets
Printed advertisement promotes taking only genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin with Bayer Cross. It claims physicians developed dosage over 21 years and safety by millions, listing uses for colds headache neuralgia rheumatism toothache and other pains. Manufacturers note brand and packaging details including tablet tins and larger boxes.
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Bayer
Ailing Austin Akinside Describes Plight and Palpitations
A text fragment chronicles Austin Akinside admitting poor appetite and chest distress, claiming dyspepsia and weakness while a store proprietor in Petunia listens. The ad praises Cuticura products as a cure for skin issues dandruff and rough hands with a routine of ointment and soap.
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Karcely
Austin Akinside
Petunia
Kansas City Star
Adv
Question of Speed Hat the automobile revolutionized party life
A Birmingham Age-Herald fragment quotes Mr Cobbles agreeing the automobile changed farm life though noting tradeoffs. The piece hints at a man discovering he can travel 30 miles an hour in a flivver and contrasts tractor work with driving as not a joy, suggesting speed and work difficulties.
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Mr. Cobbles
Birmingham Age-Herald
Hall’s Catarrh Medicine Advert Claims Health Boost
The passage promotes Hall’s Catarrh Medicine as a tonic and blood purifier that supposedly improves health by cleansing the blood and mucous linings. It suggests the formula helps restore energy and vitality and ties its effectiveness to overall well being in a run down state.
Lost Friend Reflections Sparked By a Mistaken Bond
A brief note laments losing a friend and challenges the idea that true friendship can vanish. The author expresses disbelief at the idea of loving nine real friends and questions the value of imagined closeness.
Vigilance to keep chicken houses free of mites
Poultry raisers face red and gray mites infesting coops. Mite presence shown by salt and pepper like droppings on boards. infestation weakens fowls, lowers egg production, and can cause death. Eliminate hiding places, remove roosts, then spray with wood preservers or crude petroleum kerosene mixtures. apply 1-3 times at ten day intervals.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Shocking Corn Makes Winter Silage
Alvin Kezer of Colorado Agricultural College notes corn cut at the right time stored in shocks can become good silage in winter. He warns palatability lags behind silo storage but a silage cutter with added water yields a favorable feed, reducing dry fodder waste. Shocking surplus corn after silos fill may be an economical practice worth remembering.
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Alvin Kezer
Agronomy Department
Colorado Agricultural College
Capacity of Silos Boosts Feed Quality for Crops
The article notes silo capacity is insufficient to handle the full crop, but using silos remains a practical method to improve feed value. It discusses practical benefits and implied constraints for farmers relying on silo storage.
Concentrated Feeds Boost Egg Production Claims
The report states that artificial lighting cannot stimulate egg production to the same extent as concentrated feeds. It notes a comparative advantage for feeds in enhancing output.
Sound business basis for profitable farming
Sound business basis underpins profitable farming as the core principle. The article emphasizes treating farms like businesses to achieve consistent success, profitability, and efficient management through disciplined planning and cost control.
Improves All Pastures With Manure Application
Different pastures require different treatments but all will be improved by applying manure cost.
Value of Iowa lands reported at 219 dollars per acre
The report states that the average value of plow lands in Iowa stands at 219 dollars per acre. This figure reflects the agricultural land market and helps gauge farming costs and investment potential for Iowa.
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Iowa
Co operative marketing and profit in farming
A historical note explains cooperative marketing as a method for farmers to secure cost plus a cent profit on their products. The passage highlights how collective selling can enhance returns for producers.
Must Hire His Own Help Parlor Maid Dilemma
A timid house hunter asks if the maid will stay with the house. She replies she is to be let alone. In a second vignette a father jokes his son’s poetry ambition, hoping to curb vanity rather than inspire fame.
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London
Women Workers Make Good Says British Firms
The Women's Industrial League of Great Britain asked 5,000 firms for experiences of women as industrial workers. Nearly 1,500 replies showed encouraging results with many firms retaining women and increasing their numbers.
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Women’s Industrial League of Great Britain
Prodigal robs his heir and wise men host feasts
Quotation pair notes moral contrasts. A prodigal robs his heir while misers deprive themselves. Wise men arrange feasts for fools to overindulge and incur gout.
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Bruyere
Contract with a Too Sharp Man Dulls Confidence
A reflective note on how dealing with a sharp or sharp-tongued negotiator can erode trust in people. The piece explores the impact of terse, demanding behavior on personal faith in humanity and cooperative dealings.
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