Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Testimonial
Mrs C F Phillips of Toomsboro Georgia reports relief from backache headaches and weakness after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says the remedy improved her irregular periods and restored work ability and urges others with similar troubles to try it. The letter portrays nervousness irritability and headaches as cured by the product.
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Toomsboro
Lyn Pinkham
C.F. Phillips
Phillips
Lydia E. Pinkham
Bright
Doan
North Carolina
Prophet Without Honour in Indianapolis Daily Note
An offbeat remark from a municipal concert scene. A girl asks “Elijah who?” highlighting local culture and humorous curiosity in Indiana. The piece captures casual chatter over a familiar or expected musical event.
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Elijah
Indianapolis News
Purebred Livestock Success Through Liberal Feeding
A North Dakota farmer and a Vermont correspondent describe methods to prevent runts by liberal feeding, constant water access, shelter, and ventilation. They urge selecting well-bred animals, eliminating poor mothers, and maintaining care from birth to maturity for strong, productive stock.
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North Dakota
Vermont
Breeder Enforces Strict Standard for Purebreds
A Upshur county West Virginia cattle breeder requires all calves to meet a department set standard of excellence. Those failing the standard are not registered and are castrated or sold as common cattle, illustrating a push for quality beyond purebreds.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Upshur County
West Virginia
Feeding Ewes For Healthy Breeding Flocks
After breeding, ewes grow their young and wool while maintaining their bodies. Provide nutritious feed to keep them thrifty and healthy. if pasture is abundant, green feed may suffice as the best natural ration for sheep.
Exercise Plan Aids Brood Sows Before Farrowing
The article argues that brood sows require daily exercise to prevent excessive fatness at farrowing. It suggests forcing the sow to leave sleeping quarters to obtain feed rather than allowing feeding near her sleeping area.
Milk Costs Vary Widely in Vermont Dairy Regions
A two year USDA study in Vermont shows winter costs to produce 100 pounds of milk include 31.1 pounds of concentrates and 129.9 pounds of dry roughage with 11.2 pounds of bedding and 2.7 hours of man labor, while summer needs drop to 8.7 pounds of concentrates and 18.7 pounds of dry roughage with 27.8 pounds of silage and 0.1 acre of pasture.
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United States
Vermont
United States Department of Agriculture
Department Bulletin
Dairy Feed and Labor Costs Bulletin Summary
The bulletin notes 1030 pounds of concentrates yearly for one cow and lists inputs: 61 mts haying and grinding concentrates, 3600 pounds dry roughage, 307 pounds silage and succulent roughage, 263 pounds bedding, 3 acres pasture, 123 hours man labor, 24.1 hours horse labor, and 25.36 dollars other costs including interest and taxes. Dairy’s share of buildings and equipment investment is 11.5 percent of total inventory value. Copies available from the USDA divisions in Washington.
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Division of Publications
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
Groom Cows After Milking
The article advises against grooming cows immediately before milking to prevent dust and germs from contaminating milk. It recommends performing grooming during the day with ample time for dust to settle before the next milking.
Excellent Feed for Horses Carrots Refresh After Hard Day
Carrots are particularly refreshing for hunters or work animals after a hard day over rough country. They are usually fed raw or sliced and are not excelled as a food for horses.
Benefits of Silage for Cattle Health
Silage keeps cattle in good physical condition with oily velvety hair and pliable hides. The acids and juices in ensilage aid digestion and support overall animal health.
Balanced Ration Emphasized for Cows and Workers
A balanced ration is essential for dairy cows and for workers to receive a nutritious meal. The comparison highlights the importance of proper feeding and good diet for productivity and health.
Duck Laying Season Ends With August
The duck laying season typically concludes at the end of August, according to local hunting guidelines. This marks the close of the annual nesting and collection period for waterfowl in the region.
Duck Rearing Profitable as Poultry Offset for Farms
Agricultural guidance notes Pekin and Indian Runner ducks as a growing meat and egg source. It covers incubation periods 28 to 35 days, natural and artificial hatching, egg handling, moisture needs, and brood management for brooding without excessive wandering.
Selecting Eggs for Setting and Hatch Timing
Department of Agriculture advises using eggs that are normal in size and shape for incubation. Do not hatch eggs with thin or porous shells or more than two weeks old. Prefer fresh, uniformly good sized eggs of the same color to achieve uniform offspring.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Mrs Hicks Relieved By Four Eatonic Tablets
Mrs Hicks reports taking four Eatonic tablets relieved sour stomach and digestion issues. The ad urges readers with indigestion, acidity, bloating or after meals relief, promoting Eatonic as a convenient tablet and promising quick action with a small price per box.
Dog Fishing Rival Sees Madagascar Dog Catch Sea Fish
A London Answers note reports a dog matching a famed fishing cat in Madagascar. A sportsman watched the animal emerge from brush to fish, drawing a large fish from the sea and eating it, then repeating the fishing pattern before retreating.
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London
Madagascar
King
Wreck and Song Exchange Between Dora and Jack
Dora asks for a song and Jack responds with a request for a refrain. Dora confirms a song with a refrain, and Jack asks for it.
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Dora
Jack
Tigers Useful in Sumatra Protecting Plantations
A Pars Figaro summary notes Sumatra tigers are protected to curb attacks on plantations as they prey on wild pests. The piece argues the measure is practical, not driven by European leaders, and frames tigers as necessary yet misunderstood predators.
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Sumatra
Clemenceau
Trudy
Kipling
Sympathy and a Day in the Life of the Office
A brief street vignette shows a chauffeur and a doorman commenting on a man entering an office building. The chauffeur notes the man’s hard work and implies a personal struggle behind his routine.
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