Insurance Man Praises Tanlac Health Gain Across Weight
An insurance agent from St Louis reports Tanlac restored his health after years of illness and weight loss. He describes rapid improvement in appetite, sleep, and energy, claiming he now works full time and enjoys robust health. The ad promotes free copies of Reliable Recipes and cooking advice from Calumet Baking Powder Co. and its Home Economics Department.
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HW. Morrison
Rush Ave
St Louis
National Life Insurance Co
Uma
Taniac
Tim
the Calumetaking Powder Co
Fillmore Street
Chicago
Wylie Oett
Gatomedaking’ Powder Co
Biltmore
Caticura Soothes Itching Scalp Advertisement
An ad fragment promotes Caticura in soothing scalp itching and dry scalp with shampoo and hot water. It urges making catcura soap part of daily toilet preparations for clear skin and soft hands. The snippet includes stray quotes and a Shakespearian quote fragment.
Distinguishing Common Grasses Across Regions
A prepared bulletin by the United States Department of Agriculture outlines a guide to identifying common grasses, both cultivated and wild, across the northern half of the United States and into the Cotton Belt. It lists major grasses such as timothy, Bermuda, orchard grass, bluegrass, klitch, Rhodes, para grass, and millet, and covers seed weights, seeding rates, and principal uses.
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United States
Unitea ‘Statea
If. Agricufture
United"Statés
Pujletin
Anne Tg
America
Bulletin
Aves
Rhodes
Sudan
United States Department,of, Agriculture
Starchy Ear Corn Susceptible to Root Rot
An USDA bulletin notes clear differences between starchy and horny dent corn kernels in infection and plant vigor. Starchy ears show higher root rot and weaker growth. horny kernels are more translucent and resist rot better. The study, by Trost and Purdue, offers selection methods to reduce testing needs.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Department
John B. Trost
United States’ Department of Agriculture Ltd
Purdue University Agricultural Experiment Station
Washington
Bgs
Device aids berry growers with strawber ry weed control
A fragmented account describes a rolling gutter device mounted on a frame used to cut runner plants between rows in berry fields. The invention is noted for keeping straw and plants in place and enabling easy removal of unwanted growth.
Strange Journal Excerpt From Remote Mountain Border
Fragmentary text describes a newly discovered small naked tribe with red skin near Colombia and Venezuela. It mentions men carrying bows and arrows, women speaking oddly, and distant references to a “World’s War” and guidance of God. The passage places the scene beside a busy city office and quotes a young woman praising marguerites while discussing colonial ideas.
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Gareftes
Warehouse, Law in Effect Ties to United States Action
The document notes USDA efforts in the Northwest to regulate warehouses and tie in with licenses. It mentions warehouse operations and intended licensing changes possibly affecting multiple facilities, outlining government actions and implied impact on regional storage.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Peary End
Poison Spray Risks and Federal Study Warn of Harmful Residues
The United States Department of Agriculture reports that heavy spraying may leave residues on fruits and vegetables. Experiments across the country assess whether spraying could transfer toxins to surfaces and affect produce safety.
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United States
Reildaue
Washington
Green Manuring Information Promoted for Soils
The government has collected valuable information on green manuring as it relates to improved winter crops. The Agriculture Department in Washington, D. C. offers Farmer Bulletin No. 850 90 Green, Making, free on request.
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Wagard
Pracises Jptoint Farmera
United States
Unclear Ventilation Advice From Damaged Text
The readable fragments discuss ventilation during summer and mention poultry houses, mesh wire frames, and concerns about entry of sparrow pests and mites. The text is garbled and does not provide a coherent event or outcome.
Fixing Grades for Mohair Standards Warned by Agency
The United States Department of Agriculture cautions on updates to mohair grade standards and payment terms. Officials warn that variability in fiber quality may affect prices and compliance.
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Louis Davis
Lyme
Iand
Homburg
Conn
Seporte Scientifie American
Ious
Timothy
Oria
D. Re van Morn
Nebraska Farm
Gauragls
Berrien
TEADY
Fromotic Ates Ee
Erlec
Thia
Vienna
Sali
Asda
Sgt Good-Whashlings
York City
Bis Ayo
Faderal
Gsides
Department of Agriioniture
Pederal Wood Rocus
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