Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Helps Woman Bear Child
A Washington woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after long illness and aiding her successful pregnancy. The testimonial urges others with functional disorders to try the remedy and seek advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Lydia E.pinkham
Elensburg
Lydia E. Pinkeham
Dom Earl
Lydia E. Pinkham
Johnson
Wash
Lydia E
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn, Mass
Regular shark at putting things past a Hoosier teacher
A facetious young man courting a Hoosier schoolteacher has habitually ridden in his car and teased local boys while waiting for her. When a boy reminded him of a promised ride, he joked he would do it someday, prompting the boy and Miss W to warn that a new teacher could arrive if his behavior continued.
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Fie la
Indianapolis
Bere News
Excess Profits Being Returned to Wool Growers
The United States Department of Agriculture announces audits of excess profits from wool dealers. About 10 percent of country dealers showed excess profits, with larger consignors required to audit records for months. Central and eastern dealers face eventual refunds where traceable to grower wool.
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United States Department of Agriculture
War Industries Board
Bureau of Markets
Department, of Agriculture
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Rocky Mountain
Pacific Coast
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Woal
Department of Agriculture
War Industries’ Board
Seaboard
War Department
Unila
Is Ie
Selection of Seeds For Better Crops
A short note urges farmers to study remote methods to improve rope and seed quality to boost profits. It emphasizes careful seed selection as essential for higher yields and better returns.
Proper Winter Storage of Potatoes
Agricultural guidance explains storing potatoes to limit losses to 3-5 percent and outlines methods to protect from heat and cold. It covers ideal temperatures 35 to 40 F, ventilation needs, handling, and bin depth limits to avoid excessive moisture and heat buildup.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Rabbit raising for meat in backyards and farms
The article notes thousands of small rabbitry operations supply meat for family tables. Belgian hare is highlighted as a productive breed, growing fast and heavier than many breeds, with good disease resistance when properly cared for.
Meat quality differences in Flemish giant and Belgian hare
The Flemish giant is a Belgian hare bred for large size, producing coarser meat and less delicate flavor. Some deem these traits desirable, but opinions vary by individual taste.
Experimental Steer Feeding Yields Profit per Head
Twelve two year old steers at the Pennsylvania experiment station were fed a daily ration of 41.00 pounds corn silage 2.12 pounds shredded corn stover and 3.02 pounds Muoseed meal per head. They averaged 2.22 pounds gain daily costing 13.84 dollars per hundredweight. Cattle valued at 14.40 dollars per hundredweight produced a net profit of 20.98 dollars per head.
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Pennsylvania Experiment Station
August Flower Ad Promises Cure for Various Ailments
An old time advertisement touts August Flower as a sovereign remedy for tired overworked adults, claiming it treats indigestion fermentation of food sour stomach and constipation. The copy asserts it smooths the liver cleanses the intestines and makes life worth living available everywhere.
Useful Portable Saw Introduces New Labor Saving Device
A compact portable saw attaches to any Janto socket and performs much of hand saw work. Weighing 12 pounds it uses a 1/4 horsepower motor at 12 000 RPM. It features adjustable gauges for cross cut or rip cut, an old- Narcy Saw handle guide, push button control, and a safety guarding system.
Secret of youth through toxin elimination promised by capsules
An advertisement extols Olde Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a remedy to purify the kidneys and blood. It claims daily filtration, lasting vigor, strong nerves, and muscular health, noting two centuries of use and urging readers to buy from their druggist.
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Haarlem
Holland
Rat Catcher Tales From Old Green House
A senrator recalls a German counter proposition with a tale of Ottwin Green whose rat infested house hires a rat catcher for $2. The catcher boasts of clearing a packing cage and asks payment. Green questions how much he owes, while the scene ends unresolved about the rats and payment.
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Mr. Greens
Mr. Green
Going to Be Married in a Stranger Town
A couple traveling in a strange town sought directions to the courthouse after arriving by car. They followed a local's instructions, reached the courthouse area, and pondered whether the guide was married. The brief vignette captures their quest and curiosity.
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My. Aiepanu Uuu
Chicago Tribune
War Correspondent recalls frontier camp life and breakfast hunt
War Correspondent George Patullo notes the Army’s discipline. A doughboy recalls a captain scolding him for lingering to hunt breakfast in the jungle along the west coast. A scene shifts to Persian shawl history as Mrs. Bernard Grace, a St. Louis collector, exhibits a 163 year old Met museum piece. The shawl’s eleven by four foot size features life stories and mosques motifs. An expert suggests weaving history and the strength to say no as key to success in concert setup.
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Daughboy
Munehausen
Bernard
Grace
St. Louis
New York Metropolitan Museum
Washington
Unnamed Lovers Clash Over Proposal in Serial Snippet
An older woman with money rebuffs Sampson as he pleads for marriage and a home with maternal care. She insists she cannot marry him and hints at sisterly ties, while he laments being an orphan and seeks a different path.
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Hite
Typist Wonders About Workload in Vancouver Letter Stacking
A fragmented Vancouver province dispatch recounts a light exchange between two typists about overwork. One quips that many letters have left him praying with Yours truly, reflecting fatigue in busy office life.
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Ian Jones
Teamsport
Catr
Couver
Innocence fretful note from Boston Evening Transcript query
In midricting a dealer asks about sizes and glove pol for seven, a quirky line reads like a garbled inquiry. The fragment mentions Mr Youngbride and a dealer with a confused tone in the Boston Evening Transcript.
Chelly a Type Canteld Chelly Ween Hook
A fragment from a Cleveland piece mocks attention to small type and eye strain. The brief note references Chelly and a presiding Cleveland outlet in a playful tone.
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Cleveland Presa
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