Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Woman
A testimonial letter from Minnesotan Pin. Maser praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for easing back pain and fatigue. The writer claims improved strength and ability to work, attributing relief to the product and urging others to try it for female ailments.
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Busy life of voters cited by Detroit News excerpt
A man with a palm leaf fan notes the steady role of voting in public life. He recounts voting in state, county, and town elections, participating in primaries and conventions, and hopes to vote in the fall and join the electoral college.
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Detroit News
Spraying Methods for Garden Insects and Diseases
The article outlines Bordeaux mixture use before rain, spray timing by weather, and aiming for a fine mist with thorough leaf coverage. It discusses affordable atomizers, brass sprayers, and cooperative purchasing, plus non chemical methods like hand picking, jarring, nets, brushing, and cloth coverings to control garden pests.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Cockerels as By-Products on General Farms
The cockerels on most general farms are by-products of pullet production and should be finished for market as quickly as possible.
Area plan aids tuberculosis eradication in cattle drive
The United States Department of Agriculture reports March progress in cattle tuberculosis control. The area plan tests entire counties, boosting totals with Nebraska 21 000 head and Michigan 19 817, New York 18 076, while overall state testing reached 228 779. Wisconsin leads accredited cattle numbers at 36 188, Minnesota 33 759, with 805 000 cattle accredited nationwide.
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United States Department of Agriculture
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Wheel hoe aids efficient garden tillage and weeding
An article extols tillage as the main task of a successful gardener. It praises wheel hoes for large plantings, noting one third the effort of hand hoeing and easy operation by anyone. Attachments include rake teeth to keep soil stirred after weed cutting.
Poultry Manure Care and Storage Guidance
Poultry manure, when properly conserved, is a valuable by product but deteriorates quickly if stored under unfavorable conditions. Much nitrogen is lost as ammonia when manure becomes wet, so store under shelter until it can be spread on land. Maryland Bulletin 244.
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Maryland
USDA Says One Treatment Eradicates Pigeon Lice
Instructions describe a single procedure to eradicate pigeon lice using a dip in a sodium fluoride and soapy water solution. Pigeons must be kept confined after treatment to prevent return, with stray birds not entering the dock area.
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United States Department of Agriculture
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