Working Girls Learn of Lydia E Pinkham's Compound
A testimonial from Mia Lulu Lucas of St. Louis Missouri touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from back pain weak nerves and stomach issues. She claims improved health restored energy and ability to work at home and for Swift's Packing Company and urges others to try the product.
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Louis
Tomen
Swift’s
Mia
Lulu Lucas
Vandeventer St
St. Louis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Chicago Plans 25 Story Garage At Cost Of 1 200 000
A proposed 25 story automobile garage in Chicago would cost 1 200 000 dollars. Cars would be deposited by owners and stored by an elevator system. Four women operate a keyboard on the first floor to complete all tasks.
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Chicago
Ohloa
Rooma
Ma Reeves
Aroun
Chisago
Detroit
Clerval Calloree
Relkeey
Tet Vist Vaaenee
Duluth
Georgian Bay
General Pastencer
W. Adams St
Chis
Both Sides Plea and Rain Fame Echo in Debate
The fragmentary text suggests a dispute where both sides plead while a proverb about the rain falling on the just and the unjust is cited. It hints at moral equivalence or shared burden amid a contentious ride or journey.
Morgan Horse Popular in Southwest Shows at Fort Worth
The Morgan breed gains favor as stallions improve saddle horses on the range. Red Onk 6249, sired by General Gates, was named best aged stallion and champion Morgan at the Southwestern Exposition in Fort Worth, with praise from a top judge. The program, led by the U S Department of Agriculture, places stallions to produce sturdy remounts for the army across several states.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Southwest
Fort Worth
Tex
Red Onk
Morgan
General Gates
United States
Morgan Horse Farm
Middlebury
Army
Kansas
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Texas
Wisconsin Inspected and Accredited Hatcheries Listed
Wisconsin hatcheries are the only U S facilities under state regulation and inspection. Regulated by the state department of markets and the University of Wisconsin poultry department, hatcheries meeting criteria receive the Wisconsin inspected and accredited mark. Inspectors issue certificates to hatchery owners and stock meeting requirements.
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Wisconsin
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
State Department of Markets
Poultry Department
The
University of Wisconsin
Department of Markets
Asue
Plant Only Best Corn Seed for High Returns
The article argues corn requires minimal seed to acre and that using superior weed from another farmer's breeding saves cost. It emphasizes that planting the best seed yields returns in the first year, making the investment worthwhile.
Better Tillage For Farm S
A small well tiled farm yields better returns than a large poorly cared for one. If more farmers learn the lesson the gardener learned long ago, farms would be better and owners would likely have more ready money. Leroy Cady University Farm St Paul associate horticulturist notes the advantage of proper tiling.
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Leroy Cady
Universiy Farm
It. Paul
Fox farming boom in United States fur industry
The biological survey of the United States Department of Agriculture reports many farmers are raising silver foxes with an estimated 500 ranchers and 12 000 to 15 000 foxes in captivity. About 9 million dollars is invested as the fur trade expands, highlighting the need for knowledge of species, sanitation, diseases and market requirements in handling wild animals.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Biological Survey
United States
Canada
Western
Inada
Arain
Scheie
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Siberia
British Columbia
Slides On Better Farming
Two hundred ninety one lantern slide sets were loaned to 10 extension workers in 46 states during January February and March for illustrating better farming and home making methods. Agricultural instructors and teachers found the slides useful with 461 sets sent to schools. The popular set was Better Sires Better Stock with others on home grounds improvement corn production public road improvement poultry dairying forage crops and more. Arkansas Illinois Michigan Minnesota Pennsylvania led requests for slides.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Arkansas
Osle
Michigan
Minois
Penneylyania
Clean Out Fence Rows To Control Insects
Entomologist F A Fenton of Iowa State College says old grass and weeds along fence lines and waste land harbor pests like grasshoppers wire worms and cut worms. Early cleaning kills many insects and crop rotation can starve persistent offenders, especially wire worms cut worms and corn root worms.
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F. A. Fenton
Iowa State College
Tomato cultivation urged to boost home canning supply
The article stresses the importance of tomatoes as a major garden crop for home and local market canning. It notes high food prices and urges careful soil choice, proper fertilization, and cultural methods, highlighting well drained garden loam as best soil.
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Loen
Time Had Brought Changes In Everyday Life Jokes
A collage of humorous vignettes from old magazines and tabloids touches on domestic life and social satire. Poking fun at marriage, tax forms, hotel safety, and daily routines the pieces reflect lighthearted, witty observations from mid century humor pages.
What Figures Are For In Train Time Tables
A playful exchange shows a passenger questioning railway time tables and a station master explaining that the figures indicate train lateness and timing. The humorous dialog underscores the practical function of schedule data for travelers.
No Wonder Why Wheat Markets Nervous Says Market News
Comic dialogue from a Boys' Life piece jokes that wheat prices tremble in anticipation of a thrash at the market. A father explains the joke to his son about market nerves and agricultural trading terms.
Two six year olds race to keep up in heat
One Reason for Haste. Two six year old boys dash along in hot weather to stay with each other. They rest at a relative's home and explain they hurry to keep pace rather than due to the heat. An old lady is knocked down by a dog and hit by a light auto. she says the tin can tied to the dog's tail caused the accident rather than the dog itself. A bystander helps and a remark on enjoying others disliking us follows.
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Uncle Joe
Aunt Jane
Los Angeles Times
Income Tax Bureau
Mary
Jack
Gloria
George
Snappler
Sing Sing
Nina
Hilia
Fairmount
Indianapolis
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