Deer farming in the United States could boost venison supply
Dr. C Hart Merriam and others advocate deer farming to ease beef and mutton prices. Elk and Virginia deer are highlighted as best suited for venison, with profitable potential in rough lands like the Ozarks and Alleghenies. Domestication faces legal barriers, but with favorable laws, deer farming could rival other livestock, offering nutritious meat and broader land use.
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Practical Fashions Paris Pattern No 3150 All Seams Allowed
Pattern description for a shirtwaist design featuring Gibeon tucks at shoulders forming a yoke front and back, long puffed sleeves with cuff, band collar, and light blue nun’sweiling with embroidery. Patterns in sizes 32 to 42 bust. yardage given for 36 bust. Pattern No 3150 requires 24 yards of 30 in fabric and insertion. send 10 cents to Pattern Department with name and address.
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Boys' Rugbian Suit Pattern No 3203
Paris pattern No 3203 shows a compact boys suit with front and back tucks and seams. It suits serge, flannel, shepherd's plaid, linen, or duck, with optional belts and collars. three sizes 2, 4, and 6 years. three yards of 36 inch fabric for year size. Pattern priced MW cents. order from Pattern Department with name address and pattern number 3503.
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Enalty Convinced Would-be Contributor Tid Bits
A playful exchange where a hopeful writer pitches a joke to the editor who reads and reassures him. The item carries a light tone from Tid Bits style pages, capturing a brief backstage moment in a newspaper.
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Visions of School Life Prompt Public Dispute
In a fragmented excerpt a speaker asks a woman whether visualization resonates with children at school. The reply notes mixed uptake, praising Doctor Wald and Mamie and Tommy, while criticizing a small child’s reception. A busy author defends exact wording against critics for quoting.
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To Make Table Cloths Last and Laundry Soap Ad
A old Indianapolis News excerpt recounts a humorous tale where an Irish woman greets Governor Marshall at a funeral with reverence and an odd gesture. The piece ties a laundry soap promotion to a moral about durable linens and domestic care.
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Otter One Hundred Dollars Steward Cure Advertisement
An old OCR fragment markets a patent cure for East of Calarrh symptoms, claiming universal efficacy and blood and mucous membrane action. It mentions a price of 73 cents per bonus and social features like testimonials, with references to multiple proprietors and distributors. The passage also includes unrelated dialogue about pressed flowers and a telephone kiss.
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Castorla Safe Remedy Endorsed for Infants and Children
Examine each bottle of CASTORLA for safety and genuine signature of In Use For Over 80 Years. The ad proclaims the product as the familiar remedy mothers have trusted, urging care to ensure authenticity and effectiveness for young patients.
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