Four Notable First Ladies and Their Homes
The article profiles Ida McKinley, Edith Roosevelt, Mrs Bryan, and Mrs Stevenson, detailing their origins in Ohio and Perry Texas, education, marriages to McKinley Bryan Roosevelt and Stevenson, and roles as devoted mothers. It notes Edith Roosevelt shielding children from publicity and Mrs Bryan’s political interest and literary tastes.
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Theodore
Kermit
Ethel
Archivald
Quentin
Bryne
Bryan
Devel
McKinley
Han
Theodore Roosevelt
Edith Kermit Carew
Grover Cleveland
Alice
Gov. Roosevelt
Adlai B. Stevenson
L. W. Green
Center College
Danville
Joshua Pry
Daughters of the American Revolution
Adlai Stevenson
Hair Brush Care Urges Sterilization and Proper Comb Use
A Cincinnati Tribune note emphasizes clean hair brushes as vital for health. Wash weekly and sterilize twice monthly, with brushes and combs chosen to suit individual scalps. Men wear hats more and hats heat moisture. leather bands should be changed, while fine combs are discouraged.
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Ays
Cinginnat! Tribe
The Trailing Skirt Sparks Health Debate in Rome
At a Rome congress physicians from Europe warn long skirts pose health risks. Dr Casagrandi shows microbes on skirts after exposed women walked in public for an hour. Hygienists condemn trailing skirts as danger to cradle health.
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Europe
Rome
Euvope
Philip Casagrandi
Casagrand
Cagagrandt
Three Pen Poultry House For Fowls With Yard Design
The Grange Judd Farmer describes a three pen poultry house measuring 90 by 80 feet that holds 100 fowls. A central hallway connects all pens and wire netting inside allows sunshine to reach every pen and yard. Exterior is fully shingled with heavy building paper beneath and options for interior sheathing or lath and plaster.
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Grange Judd
First Principles for Bee Keepers from Farmers Advocate
Robert Darin outlines key beekeeping principles. He warns frightened bees gorge on honey, suggests tobacco in smoke to control hybrids, and stresses queen fertility, predator threats, early increasing or dividing, and drone management to keep colonies strong.
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Robert Darin
Farmers’ Advocate
Weaning the Pigs and Care After Farrowing
Brethour offers pig rearing guidance from Farmer's Advocate. He weighs dam pig lactation effects on pig health, advises weaning at eight weeks when possible, and stresses exercise and fresh air. He notes risks from overfeeding the sow and suggests bran oats and small peas after farrowing with limited grain for ten days.
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D. Brethour
Farmer's Advocate
Mow to Fight Red Mites in Poultry Flocks
The Farmers Review advises burning nests of sitting hens if red mites infest nests and roosts. Construct roosts with grooves to trap lice, remove and oil grooves, then burn to destroy pests. Repeat steps as needed. Separate ewes not thriving and nurse them with a warm bran mash mixed with geranium and gentian and iron sulphite to restore condition.
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Graud Gineger
St Mary’s Academy Adverts Highlight Faith and Training
An old notice extols St Mary’s Academy Wore Dame India in its 40th year opening September. The article praises scholastic standards, facilities, climate, and Christ centered development, noting similar quality to Bryn Mawr and Vassar and temperate surroundings. It echoes a dramatic Paris note and a personal exchange about faith and mortality.
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ST. Mary's Academy
Dame
India
SU. Mary
Vastur
Bryn Mawr
St. Mary's
St Mary's
Nebraska Crop Prospects Bright as Drought Hurts Northwest
A long report notes Nebraska enjoys satisfactory crop conditions with heavy recent rains boosting oats and wheat. It predicts a likely bumper corn yield and mentions widespread prosperity in the state as harvests draw travelers seeking cheap rates.
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Nebraska
Drouth
Markets Review Across Cities Highlight Steady Wheat Prices
Reports from New York to Cincinnati show mixed grain futures with No 2 red wheat steady and No 2 yellow corn around 48.40. Butter and cheese firm, cattle and hogs mixed with steady to higher bids in several markets including Toledo and East Liberty. Prices for hogs range around 5.03 to 5.75, with lambs and sheep showing varied demand.
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New York
Augest & Flour
Dell and Steady
Cleveland
York State
Beware of the frauds selling false cures and scams
A jumble of advertisements and editorial snippets warns readers to distrust false patent medicines and inflated claims. It advises skepticism toward marketers who promise cures, notes dangers of quackery, and highlights suspicious product labeling and overhyped testimonials.
My Own Self Again
Mrs Chatta Garren of Joline Tennessee seeks medical advice for years of weakness and limb pain. Mrs Dean Pinritan praises Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound after early severe illness, claiming renewed health and gratitude.
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Lydia
Mukhain
Leon
Cuaka Gatre
Judes P.O
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