Macon Woman Credits Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
A Macon Georgia woman in middle age reports severe pain and bed confinement during the Change of Life. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her strength after two weeks of use and says she would recommend it to other women. The ad notes a countrywide canvass showing high reported benefits and that the product is sold by druggists nationwide.
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Macon
Georgia
Lydia E. Pinkham
F. B. Headden
Holt Avenue
Berlin Philharmonic Faces Harsh Winter Costs
Musicians in the Berlin Philharmonic report a hard winter as attendance fades. Singers seeking orchestra support for concerts must pay 1000 pounds plus hall rent and advertising costs. Box office receipts, even with standing room, often fall below 100 dollars.
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Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Green's August Flower Remedy Ad Excerpt
An old advertisement extols Green's August Flower as a long proven digestive aid. It claims thirty and ninety cent bottles and notes thirty eight years of use in households worldwide, listing numerous ailments from nervous dyspepsia to dizziness.
Gifts Divided Visitor to fond mother
A humorous exchange features a boy noted for a thirst for knowledge and a mother attributing it to both father and himself. The dialogue plays on self valuation and social perception.
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children ad
Mothers who care for their children should keep a box of Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children. The product promises to break up colds regulate bowels relieve feverishness constipation teething disorders headaches and stomach troubles. Used by mothers for over 30 years the Thresh powders claim satisfaction. All drug stores sell them with no substitutes. Send for a free sample by addressing Mother Gray Co Le Roy New York.
Nitrogen Fixing Nemas Highlight New Find in Soil Life
Article from the United States Department of Agriculture explains that certain threadlike nemas can swallow air bubbles containing nitrogen and carbonize it for use. Dr. N A Cobb notes these nemas may fix atmospheric nitrogen directly, potentially transforming soil fertility and feeding crops with new science.
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United States Department of Agriculture
N. A. Cobb
Bureau of Whint Industry
Doctor Cobb
Sweet Clover Promoted for Soil Building and Profits
Farmers embrace sweet clover as a deep rooted, vigorous legume for soil improvement and combined pasture and hay production. Once a weed, it now plays a key role in permanent farming by restoring depleted soils and offering profitable yields for farms.
Size at birth varies with dam and breed
Calf birth weight depends on dam size and breed with Jersey and Guernsey calves 50 to 60 pounds and Holstein calves about 84 to 95 pounds. Proper feeding matters. small calves drink less milk than large calves and both overfeeding and underfeeding cause trouble.
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Jersey
Guernsey
Orchard Planting Practices for Healthy Trees
The text emphasizes careful orchard planting and tree care to avoid disease. It advises selecting healthy stock, avoiding slopes and poorly drained ground, keeping paths clean, and maintaining strong ties between trees to ensure sturdy growth and long-term vigor.
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Eulita
Liver Troubles in Fowls and Prevention Methods
The article discusses liver troubles in fowls, noting they can be prevented by proper exercise and diet. It emphasizes providing adequate green feed and a balanced regimen, mentioning risks that can lead to death if hens lack proper management.
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Paul Isy
Insect Conditions Across the United States and Canada
The USDA entomology division reports monthly survey findings from states and Canada to monitor general and unusual insect conditions. The cooperative network enables timely updates on pest status across regions and supports advisory input to the crop estimate board. The survey has operated for nearly four years and maintains an index of common insect names.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Enirenu
Dominion of Canada
United States
Canada
Crop Estimate Board
Peat Fertilizing Value Questioned in Northern Regions
The article notes peat deposits in northern regions have notable nitrogen but warns this nitrogen is poorly available for crops. It cautions against expecting peat nitrogen to match commercial fertilizer and suggests using potash to balance fertility, citing strong results in northern Illinois.
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Ilinois
Saving Frosted Combs For Breeding Males
Frostbitten combs in breeding males may heal with cool room care and individualized treatment. Use a warm grease mixture with glycerin turpentine, apply once or twice daily. If injuries are severe, remove the entire comb and seal the stump with a hot iron to prevent bleeding.
Breeding Terms Define Pure Bred and Grade Cows
A historical note explains pure bred cows carry 100 percent breed blood while grade animals show partial blood influence. It discusses how better breeding improves reliability in milk production and the role of breeding practices in ensuring type excellence.
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de Breuter
Farm Facts and Forecasts for 1935 Agriculture
A nostalgia filled farm note highlights ongoing farming labor with inadequate equipment and predicts a prosperous 1935. It stresses efficient practices, boosted by new machinery, timely fertilizer use, winter wheat planning, and phosphate applications to improve yields. The piece encourages farmers to invest in gear and proper care.
Modern Dairy Barns Promise Big Returns for Herd
Article by William A. Radford describes a modern 36 by 24 foot dairy barn for 24 cows with a hollow tile silo, feed room, center feed alley, gutter manure system, carrier tracks, and raised mow floor. It emphasizes comfort, ventilation, continuous fresh water, and labor efficiency as keys to higher milk production and lower costs.
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Ite
Demand for Insulation Grows in Home Building
The article argues insulation will soon rival exterior finish and design as buyers seek fuel savings. It states roofs are the main heat loss path and insulation above the lath between joists can cut loss by at least 85 percent with little extra cost compared to one season’s fuel.
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Butk Ag
Painted Wall Adds Pleasure to Sanitation and Style
Painted walls offer more than safe sanitation and efficient effort. The text highlights the pleasure of choosing bold clear colors, giving decorators and home builders near limitless options for color schemes and arrangements.
Fall and Winter Best for Interior and Exterior Painting
The fall and early winter offer ideal painting conditions with dry surfaces and calm drying. Moisture causes blistering in paint films and sun and heat degrade exterior coatings. cooler indoor air aids curing while painters have more time and less rush. Property owners save 5 to 20 percent on winter painting costs.
Alterations Schedule for Internal House Work
The plan calls for interior painting from November to April and plumbing alterations from December to March. Rooting conductor and gutter repairs are set for June July and Ay Euat. Heating plants require overhauls when shut down in spring. Major repairs and all alterations and replacements should be glared in April.
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Euat
Apri
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Chesebrough Mfg. Co
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Terdmaten
Hitler
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William A. Radford
Prairie Avenue
Chicago
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Jopans
Ruby Brandon
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Grand 1
Michigan
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Boya
Olds
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