Free Advice to Sick Women from Lydia E Pinkham Co
A Victorian style notice invites women with private illnesses to contact Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co for confidential personal advice. Letters are read by women, kept private, and responses offered without payment. The company promotes a free 80 page Text Book obtainable by mail and urges women to write today.
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Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Lynn, Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
Minister and deacon clash over resignation at meeting
A minister challenges a deacon, asking if he practices what he preaches about resignation. The deacon replies he does not, noting the minister has preached resignation for two years yet has not resigned.
Cuticura Emollients Advertise Skin Care
Advertising copy promotes Cuticura Ointment for face skin scalp hair and hands with promises of samples by mail from Boston. It includes a cartoonish joke about goals and promises highlighting the product as superior for itching pimples and rough surfaces.
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Cuticura
Dept. XY
Boston
Lessons from Nehemiah and Judges for Sunday Classes
A Moody Bible Institute outline reviews the 332 year span from Joshua to Saul, examining the Republic of God versus the kingdom of man. It suggests doctrinal reviews, classroom activities, and panel diagrams to teach key figures like Deborah, Gideon, Ruth, Samuel, Jonathan, and Saul, with questions on repentance, deliverance, and divine judgment. It urges careful, focused study and engaging blackboard illustrations.
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Professor Beecher
Joshua
Saul
Republic of God
Kingdom of Man
Barak
Gideon
Samson
Samuel
Deborah
Eli
Ahiah
Ruth
Jonathan
Israel
Kingdom of
Torrey
Jesus
Iraelites
Judges
Sisera
Angel
the Three Hundred
Manoah
Naomi
Orpha
Jehovah
Philistines
Nahash
Managing the Dairy Bull
An Arizona Experiment Station article argues against letting a dairy bull run with cows, especially during breeding. It advises a bull kept in a small, well-furnished paddock with exercise, water, and bone and muscle rich feed like alfalfa, oats, and bran for vigor and superior service.
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G. W. Barnes
Arizona
Handling a Dairy Bull With Secure Nose Ring and Wire Fastening
A strong wire between two posts and a loose ring over the wire attaches the bull to a nose ring for secure handling. This method aids control, but dairy bulls remain dangerous and should not be trusted to a careless attendant. Accidents arise from overconfidence and poor management.
Convenience of Milk Cans for Efficient Dairy Handling
The article promotes milk cans for easier handling of milk and cream from cows, noting available sizes and the usefulness of shotgun cans for separators or souring cream. It suggests a dedicated milk room, with a well house remodel to include a concrete floor and shelves for improved dairy operations.
Efficient Rations for a 1200-Pound Cow at Nebraska Station
A 1200 pound cow producing 30 pounds of milk daily should receive 12 pounds alfalfa, 35 pounds corn silage, 4 pounds ground corn and 3 pounds bran for best efficiency. If silage is unavailable, use 15 pounds alfalfa, 6 pounds ground corn, 8 pounds corn stover and 2 pounds gluten meal. If neither silage nor alfalfa is available, feed 12 pounds millet hay, 12 pounds sorghum hay, 2 pounds ground corn and 3 pounds oil meal.
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Nebraska
Keeping Dairy Cows Clean With a Sloped Plank Gutter Device
Farmers are advised to place a sloped plank about an inch below gutter level beside each cow stall. When cows back into the gutter they step on the plank and slip back, prompting them to lift their hind feet. This discourages manure contact and the plank is removable for cleaning.
Vicar Resolves Parson Mix Up In Wedlock Case
In a parish study the verger reports two couples married to the wrong partners. The vicar arrives at the church to fix the ceremony but the would be brides and grooms choose to stay as they are. The incident ends with an agreed, humorous standstill.
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Cleryman
Dodson's Liver Tone vs Calomel Ad Promotes Harmless Remedy
An old advertisement contrasts calomel with Dodson's Liver Tone, warning salivating mercury drug can harm bones and cause illness. It touts a vegetable formula, money back guarantee, and claims of morning vitality after using the liver tonic. The piece mentions druggists and widespread use as a safer option and includes a brief theater quip.
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Dodson
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South Carolina
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IRN CO
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Norman Bull
Jon
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W.L. Douglas
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Whearer Crafts
Spark St
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