Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Woman
Mrs G W Hall of Lima Ohio reports severe years of weakness and dragging pains eased by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound She notes improved ability to walk and perform duties and recommends the remedy to others with similar symptoms The ad emphasizes relief from derangement and run down feelings attributed to women’s health issues.
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Ohio
G. W. Hall
Hazel Avenue
Lima
Lydia E. Pinkham
Important Care of Laying Hens and Succulent Feed Advise
A winter feeding guide for egg production emphasizes duplicating spring and summer conditions with green succulent foods like stock beets cabbages and sprouted oats. It details balanced rations with a mash and scratch mix, egg production driven by feed types, and careful measurement to prevent litter waste.
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New Jersey
Alfalfa Weeds Some Lime
Farmers fail to grow alfalfa on sour soils as thin sowing worsens on acid land. Legumes suffer from acid soil but lime treatment repairs the problem and helps alfalfa grow on slightly acid soils.
Feed Dairy Cows on Full Ration for More Milk
When a dairy cow is fed only to maintain body weight she produces little milk. About half the nutrients in an average ration sustain the body. Always feed a full ration for higher milk yield.
Bulk grain handling praised as most economical system
United States Department of Agriculture reports bulk grain handling saves labor and costs compared with sacks. Tests by HN Bates and A L Rush show unloading bulk from railcars and storage is far cheaper, with Portland terminal tests cited. The Farmers Bulletin 1200 discusses terminal and farm equipment, with Pacific coast adoption growing.
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United States
Cora
HN. Bates
A. L. Rush
United States Department of Agriculture
Portland
Farmers
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Coset
Pacific Canal States
Bulletin
Pacific Coast Seaboard
Washington
Whitewash is Poultry Aid
Prevention is better than cure in the poultry business. Filth dampness improper ventilation improper feeding and infected birds cause disease. Clean dropping boards daily and sprinkle with road dust coal ashes or sand plaster to absorb liquid excrement. New straw fits nests every two to three weeks. Whitewash quarters once a year late summer or early fall. Free range and shade support rapid growth and vigor.
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Lfe
New York Market Price Trends For Early Produce
New York remains quoted as paying the highest prices for very early fruit and vegetable arrivals, but at the height of the season its prices trend below many other markets. The observation comes from the United States Department of Agriculture.
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New York
United States Department of Agricultura
No Dead Level in Nature
The gardener trims a hedge and debates equality with a passerby as he notes each hedge branch grows differently. The orator questions keeping humanity at a uniform standard, while the gardener retorts that last week’s trimming shows individual growth cannot be suppressed.
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Saze
Chicago Daily News
Fresh Charm to Old Shawls Inspires Humorous Skits
A collage of comic snippets from Chicago Journal and Indianapolis Star describes a woman at Northwestern station observing a man with a moving toothpick gesture as he kisses his wife goodbye. The page includes quips about domestic life, a misfired court complaint, and ribbing about aviation progress.
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Northwestern Station
Chicago Journal
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