Tanlac credited with 15 pound gain for Portland man
W H Johnson of Portland Oregon credits Tanlac with restoring appetite digestion and strength after a year of illness. He reports gaining fifteen pounds and says he now eats freely with no stomach trouble sleeps well and remains active at work. The ad notes Tanlac is sold by leading druggists.
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W H. Johnson
Portland
Ore
Tanlac
W. H. Johnson
43Rd St
Northwest Transfer Company
Taniac
Adv
No Further Use for Sploshkins Horse
A dealer is urged to buy Sploshkins horse for 20 after Sploshkins explains the animal cost 500 and bolted once, killing his wife, leaving him with no use for it. The remark appears in London Tit-Bits and North American Buffalo. A report notes North American total buffalo exceed 9,000, with Canada holding 5,080, linked to Pablo herd purchase amid low American interest.
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Sploshkins
Taylor
Sploshkinus
London
Canada
Pablo
Montana
Michel Pablo
Buffalo Read Is Augmented At Mount Pisgah Park
Colonel Galbraith delivers a cheerful message to infirm soldiers at U S Public Health Hospital Kenilworth praising the American Legion. Mount Pisgah preserve welcomes Daniel Boone II and two buffalo heifers from the Austin Corbin herd. A Red Path chautauqua program features Joseph Daniels as a principal lecturer beginning May 16. Other items note Elon College commencement speakers and $50,000-year road funds in Harnett County, plus Wilsons bank and Mount Airy educational gathering plans.
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Sheville
Joseph Daniels
Hominy Station
Park
America
American Legion
United States
Canada
Kenilworth
United States Public Health Hospital
F. W. Galbraith
How Doctors Treat Colds and the Flu
Doctors endorse Calotab as the first step to treat colds and influenza by stimulating liver activity. One Calotab at bedtime, no salts or nausea, then the next morning the cold may be gone and appetite restored. Druggists sell Calotabs in sealed packages for thirty five cents with a full refund if not satisfactory.
Hemstitching and Picoting Attachment For All Machines
Mutual Sales Co. offers a hemstitching and picoting attachment for any sewing machine at $2.50 and self threading needles at 25 cents per package. Also includes a lighthearted exchange about fortunes in a cartoon caption.
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Mutual Sales Co
Charlotte
N. C
Cuticura Toilet Trio Promises Clear Complexion
Cuticura Soap daily and Ointment as needed to keep complexion clear scalp clean and hands soft and white. Add Cuticura Talcum for a fragrant finish in the Cuticura Toilet Trio Adv. Also a Farm Life quip asks why silver onions are named so: because they come in sets and are for table use.
Feeding Hens In Winter Requires Common Sense And Balance
The article emphasizes practical poultry feeding during cold weather. It argues no universal rules exist, stresses considering feed prices and environment, and shows that extra eggs per week can boost profit. It outlines key nutrients, the role of green feed, and the goal to make winter conditions resemble spring for laying hens.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Mites Harm Hens In Roost Houses
Red mites injure birds by feeding at night and reside in cracks, nests, droppings boards, and perches. They lower vitality and egg production, cause anaemia, and irritate hens. Fume infested areas with gas tar mixed with kerosene or use perch paints. treat the house, not the birds.
Cure for Egg Eating Habit in Hens
A hen that eats her own eggs or those of others forms an unbreakable habit. Execution by beheading is cited as a remedy. The piece suggests appetite can be fostered by witnessing such acts. Contributing factors may include food shortage or lack of grit and meat scraps.
Proper shelter for sheep
Proper shelter for sheep notes that sheep do not need expensive buildings but require protection from wet weather. A shed open to the south with a well drained yard provides excellent quarters for housing sheep.
Improving an Old Lawn by Reseeding and Care
The article from the United States Department of Agriculture explains that upgrading a poor turf is hard but feasible through reseeding and fertilizing. It advises patching with loam or humus, sowing seed, using a disk seeder if possible, then rolling lightly and maintaining with careful mowing and watering. Early spring seeding in the northern states is recommended for optimal seed bed conditions.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Doan
South Carolina
Whitmire, . C
Bette
Valuable tree for shade and nut production in the walnut family
Specialists from the United States Department of Agriculture discuss the Japanese walnut as a hardy shade and nut tree for farms and yards. Seedlings are needed now as few grafted trees exist. the Japanese walnut is distinct from the Persian walnut, bears nuts in clusters, and has thinner shells than black walnuts with a flavor similar to butternut.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Back Yard Tells Tale of Health and Housekeeping
The article argues dirt and neglected organic material foster germs even in cold weather. Careless habits of mind and body arise from lax cleanliness, affecting children raised in such homes. A house’s back yard reveals occupants’ character more than the front, with ashes, garbage, and rubbish harming health and decency.
City Partners Plant 4280 Trees in New District
The city of St. Paul through its forestry division planted 4 280 trees in a new residence district as part of urban canopy expansion and neighborhood beautification efforts.
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City of
St. Paul
Jud Tunkins Says Booster Must Do More Than Rate
Jud Tunkins argues a booster should aid a town beyond merely driving rates, saying a true booster must engage in broader community support to benefit the locality. He contends persistent rate boosting alone fails to uplift civic life or attract lasting investment.
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Jud
Jud Tunkins
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