Hypo-Cod Tonic Endorsed By Noted Chemist In Ad Claim
Prof T Bernard Tanner M Sc P a Philadelphia chemist endorses Earle's Hypo Cod as the best balanced Cod Liver Oil tonic on the market. He praises its active principles and added malt and phosphites, claiming superior taste and tissue rebuilding benefits. The ad urges readers to buy at local drug stores and notes a prize offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harle
T. Bernard Tanner
Philadelphia
Tanner
Earle
T Bernard Tanner
Earle Chemical Co
Wheel Ing
W. Va
Adyv
Silver tongued orator preferred for town event
The committee chair seeks the finest speaker to introduce the audience while Senator Sorghum objects. He argues for a smooth, fluent orator over one who stutters, hoping to avoid extremes in selection and gain clear advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Sorghum
Green's August Flower a Marvelous Digestive Remedy
An advertisement extols Green's August Flower as effective for indigestion nervous dyspepsia and related digestive complaints. It claims fifty four years of worldwide use with no failures and notes it provides a gentle laxative Sold everywhere. The text ends with a truncated philosophical question on equality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claims Local Disease Solution
An old circular promotes a catarrh cure from Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio. It asserts the remedy acts constitutionally through the blood and tissues to heal catarrh and related diseases, inviting readers to obtain free circulars from the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Explosion and ruin haunt a church town
Fragmentary clipping reports an explosion described as a double disaster and brew blast. It mentions a prohibitionist deacon and church figures, with sensational tone typical of old papers, and advertorial flourishes about cosmetics and calendar ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crableigh
Spouting Spats and Trained Chimpanzee Talk
A fragment from a vaudeville note quotes a performer disputing an act involving a trained chimpanzee. The tangled lines suggest a heated exchange over stage routines and audience expectations.
Farm Live Stock Disposal Guidance for Ewes
Sheep specialists advise selling nonbreeding or poor performers before they lose value. Focus on ewes with good milk and lamb potential for replacement by healthy yearlings and proven older ewes. Replace deficient stock to optimize next lamb crop and herd quality.
Eradication of Sheep Scab Requires Ongoing Effort
The text argues eradication is easy to begin but hard to finish. With trained field supervision flocks drop to under one percent infected, yet full eradication demands patient, systematic work and continued owner cooperation to protect the sheep industry.
Sunflower Silage Performs Well with Corn and Hay
At the Oklahoma Experiment Station a test compared Nese sunflower silage with Darzo silage fed to Hereford calves. Fourteen calves were split into two groups. sunflower silage produced 2.24 pounds daily gain per animal over 150 days, with 18 pounds silage daily plus 11 pounds ground corn 1.07 pounds cottonseed meal and 2 pounds alfalfa hay. The Darzo silage group yielded 2.29 pounds daily gain under the same feeding plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahom
Definition of Purebred Animal in breed standards
A purebred animal is one with pure breeding from registered or registrable parents of the same game breed. It must have proven lineage where registration is unavailable. The animal should be healthy, vigorous, and a creditable specimen of its breed.
Proper Drainage and Hog House Design Essentials
The text stresses essential drainage for hog houses and lots to allow good lighting, easy cleaning and disinfection. It highlights hog wallows as crucial in hot months for hog comfort and outlines design needs for sanitary housing and waste management.
Purettra d Bresdéra Breeders Increase Stock
A fragment notes rising numbers for live stock breeders and capture bred inventories amid growing industry activity. The unreadable OCR limits precise details but indicates increased breeder counts and market expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purettra
Prevention of Poultry Diseases Through Proper Care
Bureau guidance outlines outbreak prevention and treatment for roup, chicken pox and scaly leg in fowl. It stresses clean houses, ventilation, isolation of new birds, and vigilant observation to control and eradicate disease in poultry flocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Animal Industry
Keep Pullete Tame and Teach Confidence in Pullet Flocks
A guide to keeping pullets calm and nonfrightened. Emphasizes tame, well kept flocks as a sign of steady management and reduced stress. Encourages consistent handling and gentle routines to build confidence in young birds.
Alfalfa Growth Requires Deep Well-Drained Loam
The note states alfalfa performs best on deep, well drained loam or clayey loam. It requires good natural drainage and spring moisture. It will not thrive on soils lacking in lime.
Treatment Guidance For Scaly Leg In Birds
The text describes treating scaly leg in birds by soaking legs in soap and warm water, then using kerosene oil mixtures or vaseline, and dipping at night. It also recommends nightly roost treatment and frequent spray of roosts and cracks to prevent mites, plus examining legs for early signs and applying oil to affected areas.
Cooperative Marketing Education Through Existing Organizations
The article argues marketing results are unsatisfactory and that existing groups formed for other purposes can educate members about cooperative marketing. It cautions against overreliance on U S Department of Agriculture structures and emphasizes these organizations as a valuable first step to organize and discuss plans without replacing proper cooperative marketing activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Better Sites
United States
Station Profits From Experiment Farm Sales
The Arkansas State College farm sold produce worth 15000 last year. The horticulture representative received 1250 for Yellow Transparent apples, animal husbandry sold 22 pigs for 538.20, and the potato crop brought 1520.80. Other products refused the farm receipts to total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas Atate College
Department of Horticulture
Animal Husbandry
Production of Seed Crops Outlook for This Year
Seed crop production in 1920 is expected to fall below 1919 and 1918 levels. The bureau of agricultural statistics cites declines from per cent for spinach to 12 per cent for lettuce, with increases in garden pole beans, garden peas, and onion sets. A slightly larger alfalfa seed crop is forecast for the Southwest, while timothy seed yield may average about 80 per cent of last year due to lighter acre yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Workers
United States Department of Agriculture
Cull Your Flock and Improve Turkey Egg Quality
The text urges culling hens to keep productive layers and remove loafers. It warns turkeys spread disease from blockhead infections and notes marketing runs mid November to late December. It emphasizes fertile eggs are worse for marketing and stresses ample water and trees for hens.
Better Sires Campaign Boosts Domestic Animals and Poultry
A United States Department of Agriculture report shows 232 822 head of livestock and poultry listed under the better sires movement. The drive promotes purebred sires, reduces scrub stock, and highlights state and county participation, with Virginia leading enrollments and Pulaski County, Va. leading counties as the campaign nears nine months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Virginia
Pulaski County
Hawaii
Continental
United States
Associations Help Farmer Marketing Groups
Marketing associations frequently purchase supplies for their members including coal lumber twine brick flour feed oils and other items. Elevator operators rely on solid book-keeping, a major factor in successful operation, as poor records often cause most failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-operative
Decrease Value of a Horse Foundation Policy
In a fragmented note the author references reducing a horse's value as a policy. The text hints at economizing methods and a belief in regular, strong policy to support valuation.
Hog cholera prep and stock feeding notes
The article stresses serum and sanitation as key to warfare against hog cholera and advises farmers on feeding sheep and hogs. It highlights spring and fall suitability for sheep, benefits of alfalfa and hay for swine, and cautious use of clover hay to reduce heaves in horses. It notes that horses are sensitive to certain feeds and warns about feeding devices.
Enatonic touted to relieve neuralgia and stomach upset
R. Long reports relief from torture by neuralgia and upset stomach after using Enatonic. The ad urges readers to keep the stomach healthy, note Eatonic relieves acidity and gas, and promises quick help after meals with a big box priced modestly under drugstore guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Long
Embroidering Alphabet Patterns Across W N Y in Cleveland
In the 1920 issue from Cleveland No 41 1920, Mia Torkins and Chorley discuss political interest and voting. They debate whether to vote for the same or the opposing candidate to feel a sense of winning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chorley
Mia Torkins
The House Divided Marriage Warning
A brief column quotes a cautious observer predicting trouble after a marriage between a non Republican male and a Democrat female, highlighting partisan tensions in domestic alliances. The exchange underscores why party differences matter in personal unions.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Renero
Prindona
Steers
Oklahoma State Station
Arkansas State College Farm
Turkeys
Plymouth Rock
Bureau of Ordinal Industry
Jersey
Goa
Bene Censor Cemuanpedpe
Godden
Dean
Arch
Hamilton
Doan
Boz Doan
Nius- Noster-Milburn CO
Buffalo
N. Ye
Eatonic
GRADY
Nashville, Tenn
Norriatown
W.N. Y
Cleveland
Friedman
Leahes
Mosce Ron
Whote
Canada
Estern Canada
Western
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!