Woman Escapes Operation After Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
In Elwood Ind a woman cured after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She suffered months and feared surgery, improving after one bottle and continuing the remedy. The ad promotes the product for various female ailments and offers free advice from Mrs Pinkham and a mail order option.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Elwood
Ind
Gave McLien
St. Edwood
Lydia E. Plot
TE. Pinkham
Sunshine and Health Through Sunlit Rooms
The piece extols sunlit living as essential for health and happiness, denounces blinds as harmful, and urges high light levels in all rooms. It cites a New York Sun remark by Simeon Ford contrasting surgery's wonders with social constraints, humorously noting the limits of medical cures on aging and youth.
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Simeon Ford
New York
New York Sun
All Snakes Are Killers in Ancient Lore
All snakes are killers, large or small, and they feed on living prey. They do not eat plants or carrion. This has long caused humans to shun and fear snakes across cultures.
Work of Red Cross in War and Peace Times
A historical overview describes the American Red Cross charter and structure. It covers governance by a central 18 member committee, state boards, and local chapters, with war, national, and international relief divisions. It notes first aid and nursing departments, mine rescue car programs, and nationwide training efforts. It cites disaster relief in Key West, Cherry, Birmingham, Drakesboro, and Minnesota forest fires, plus tuberculosis stamp fundraising initiated in 1907 and expanded nationally by 1908 and 1909, with proceeds directed to state and community programs.
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Washington
American Red Cross
Ita
Red Cross
United States
War Relief Board
On Honal Relief Board
International Relief Board
Ilinois
Oklahoma
Iowa
Tennessee
The
United States Bureau of Mines
Key West
Fla
Cherry
Birmingham
Ala
Drakesboro
Minnesota
Delaware
Philadelphia
Tre
Valparaio
BOT
Kingston
China
Caroline-Georgis Foods
Michigan
Forrat
Talian
Bluefields
Nicaragum
Paris
Wulga-Palos
Northwest
Toxio
Japan
Iacelinneoite Ccisaserere
Shorthorns Dairy Qualities and Historical Breeding
Shorthorns have long been valued for both beef and milk production. Early breeders like Jonas Whittaker and Thomas Bates developed milking traits, producing cows yielding 24 to 24 quarts daily. The breed spread through England and into London dairies, New York, and New England, with Bates blood noted for dairy strength within beef-focused lineages.
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Northwestern Agriculturist
Jonas Whittaker
England
Mr. Bates
Bates
Amos Cruickshank
Sir Charles Knightley
Thomas Bates
Horna
London
New York
New England
Water warmed water for dairy cows in cold weather
Missouri state experimental station findings show cows producing more milk drink more water. Warmer water around 60 degrees F encourages intake, preventing cold water from reducing milk yield. Chief Josephine, yielding about 100 pounds daily, drank about 31 gallons. the water was warmed to avoid chilling.
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Missouri State Experimental Station
Missouri
Josephine
Green Feeding Worth While
The article argues green feed boosts poultry results and notes some farms neglect regular green feeding despite evident benefits. It stresses providing ample greens for flocks on even prosperous farms to improve outcomes.
Conditiona for Live Stock In doubt as to the condtors
In doubt about how to care for cattle you should place yourself in the animals’ position. The text urges handlers to consider the welfare of livestock and ensure proper shelter feeding and humane treatment while working with them.
Care for Farrowing Sows Iffed by Proper Shelter and Feed
Guidance on hog farrowing emphasizes pre birth care and proper feeding to ensure strong litters. It warns neglect leads to weak piglets and stresses shelter at farrowing to protect newborns from wind and rain, suggesting portable baghouse shelters as economical solutions.
Bold Scribe Echoes Farm er Hornbeak Mocking Linotype
In a village paper an editor named Thom as Rott is mocked for misprinted words. The speaker denounces the linotype as perversity and notes the editor writes boldly and with confidence, though the garbled text appears to distort the name and meaning.
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Hornbeak
Plaindealer
Thomas Rott
Puck
Quote by Cromwell on days lost to evil or good
A short reflective line attributes a moral contrast to Oliver Cromwell. It contrasts days wasted on evil with days that fail to do good, urging virtue over negligence.
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Cromwell
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