Women Find New Vigor With Lydia E Pinkham's Remedy
A mid age Milwaukee woman Annie Kwinski reports weakness eased after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mattie Adams of Brewton Alabama notes she feels like a different woman after taking it. Thousands of women past fifty credit renewed vigor to the product and recommend it to others.
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S. Annie Kwinski
Auilwaukee
Wis
Lydia BH
Pinkham
Mattie Adams
Downing Street
Brewton
Ala
Lydia HM. Pinkham
Lydia H. Pinkham
Drinking Water and Jad Salts Ease Bladder Irritation
A noted authority explains kidney function and acidity causing bladder irritation. Recommends drinking soft water and four ounces of Jad Salts before breakfast for two to three days to neutralize acids and relieve urinary discomfort. Jad Salts, described as inexpensive and safe, is a grape and lemon acid lithia mix used by many with urinary disorders.
Two Heads Aid Hat Deal Eruption
An unnamed hat dealer notes collaboration improves outcomes as two heads cooperate on a deal, suggesting shared insight reduces risk and increases opportunity. The remark emphasizes teamwork in negotiating trade terms and maximizing profit potential.
How the Useful Plants Came to Mankind
An overview of maize and tomato origins tracing their American roots. Maize likely originated in the Colombian highlands with Peruvian and Mexican farming ties, later spreading globally after Old World contact. The tomato originates on the west coast of tropical America, likely Peru, evolving from wild shore plants near the sea and adopted into gardens as a popular fruit.
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Asia
America
Egypt
Europe
Republc
Colombia
Peru
Mexico
C. Otto Rosendahl
University of Minnesota
Lta
Tropical America
California
Japan
United States
West Indies
Brazil
la Plata
Lycos
Western Newspaper Union
Proper Shoulder Fit For Garment Construction
Prepared by the Bureau of Home Economics USDA details shoulder fitting in dresses. It covers anchor role of shoulder seams, alignment of threads, sleeve types including set-in and kimono, adjustments for different shoulder shapes, and finishing steps for a smooth hang and proper fullness.
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Bureau of Home Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Fresh Beef Tongue Dish From Home Economics Bureau
Fresh beef tongue makes a delicious dish and need not be fully cured before cooking. Wash the tongue, simmer with onion, pepper, salt, parsley, bay leaves, and water for 2.5 to 3 hours until tender. Skin, slice, and serve hot or cold with liquor. use the base for a stew or cook greens in the broth.
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Bureau of Home Economics
Shoes That Fit: Proper Shape for Comfort and Health
The USDA Bureau of Home Economies cautions against pointed shoes that cramp toes and deform the feet. Properly shaped shoes should be broad at the toe and straight along the inner edge to support natural foot alignment and prevent joint enlargement and bunions.
Ohio State Poultry Calendar Sets Hen Egg Standards
The Ohio State poultry department notes that a hen laying a year of eggs averages 160 eggs in 865 days, with state and peak producers exceeding 70 and 800 eggs respectively. The calendar guides 8,000 growers on egg targets, housing, feeding and disease for 365 days.
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Poultry Department
Ohio State University
Ohio Poultry Improvement Association
Ohio State
Ohio
University Poultry Department
Floor Space Guidelines for Different Chicken Breeds
The article explains that light breeds like Leghorns Anconas Minorcas need three and a half square feet per bird while heavy breeds such as Plymouth Rocks Rhode Island Reds Wyandottes and Orpingtons require at least four square feet per bird. It warns that insufficient space makes sanitation hard and lowers bird quality and egg hatchability, recommending building more room if current housing is inadequate.
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Rhode Island
Wire Mesh Bottom Nests Cut Mites and Breakage
Poultrymen replace board nests with fine wire mesh bases in laying houses. Benefits include fewer mites due to dust filtration, reduced egg breakage, and ease of spraying for mite control. When straw level drops, eggs survive better than in traditional board nests.
Hereditary Traits Guide Roosters in Breeding Decisions
The article explains roosters supply at least half of hereditary influences on chick quality and that few males are needed. It argues poultrymen should select breeding males with good size color and vitality plus a dam pedigree of at least 200 eggs.
Poultry Keepers urged to feed cod liver oil in winter
Old poultry keepers are advised to start cod liver oil from winter quarters to boost vitality and future profits. Experts warn against breeding for production alone, advise segregation of early molters, and emphasize sanitation to curb coccidiosis with corn buckwheat mash and greens as key supplements.
Castoria Promises Safe Relief for Babies
A promotional note extols Fletcher's Castoria as harmless for infants, claiming it soothes colic fever and stomach issues without harsh tastes. It highlights its veget able composition and physician endorsement while warning against unknown alternatives and touting accompanying care guidance.
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Fletcher
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Jerome
Rod
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Foster-Milburn Co, Mfg
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