Equalizing claims of a tonic and its testimonials
A collection of testimonials extols a vegetable tonic for women's ailments, claiming relief from sleep issues, indigestion, heart palpitations, and nervousness. Testifiers like Mrs. Ear Ackerman and Joseph Mayer, Sr, describe dramatic improvements after multiple bottles, urging others to try and seek free samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ear Ackerman
Convoy
Ohio
Jake
Pinkham
Ian
Pits
Joseph Mayer
Techfield
Connection
Alligators In Elk River Stun Bathers At Howard Kans
Two circus alligators were released into Elk River near Howard Kansas when the show ended. Bathers fled the water as the reptiles surfaced, creating a sensational scene before the incident was clarified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk River
Kansas
Howard
Kan
Chicago Post
Massive Limburger Cheese Stock Placed in U S Warehouses
About 922000 pounds of limburger cheese were stored in the United States on July 1, up nearly 200000 pounds from the previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Silage Spoilage Prevented by Proper Filling and Air Exclusion
New Jersey agricultural guidance stresses preventing silage spoilage by airtight silos and thorough tramping during filling. Advice covers tight doors, creosote or paint inside, careful wall tramping, and topping with dry fodder or weeds to deter top spoilage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey State College of Agriculture
New Brunswick
Walla
Proper Care For Farm Tractors From 1930s Guidance
E R Gross of the New Jersey State College of Agriculture offers simple rules to extend tractor life and lower repair costs. Treat the tractor with care avoid unnecessary speed and jerks inspect for loose bolts oil and grease regularly and perform periodic motor work as needed. Clean and overhaul in winter to remove dirt and grease and ensure long service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Gross
New Jersey State College of Agriculture
Heifer Calves Deserve Attention of Dairymen
Advice to dairymen on calf rearing stresses gradual transition from whole milk to skim milk. Recommends buttermilk when skim milk is unavailable, and suggests whole oats cracked corn and bran as grain with alfalfa hay. Emphasizes shelter and protection from flies.
Cut Egg Crop Short By Heat And Ventilation
Cut egg crop short due to overheated poultry houses and haste in molt. Maintain good egg production with rear ventilators and keep doors and windows open. Provide ample cool quarters and green succulent feed like alfalfa, Sudan grass, or rape, with water or milk.
Clover Timmy Mixture Improves Hay Yield and Quality
A. W. Blair of the New Jersey agricultural experiment station advocates planting timothy with clover for the next hay crop. He cites higher nitrogen content, greater overall hay yield, and better protein value in the mixture. Data from 1921 and 1922 show significant yield gains and nitrogen increases for timothy and clover versus timothy alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Blair
New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Stion
United States
New Jersey
Timothy
Handle Fruit in Hurry During Harvesting Time
G W Perk of the New York State College of Agriculture at Ithaca urges rapid harvesting and packing to preserve fruit quality and market value. He advises preparing packing tables, bags, ladders, and supplies in advance and fixing orchard roads to avoid bruising on the way to the packing room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Perk
New York State College of Agriculture At
Ithaca
Boon
Cream Quality in Heat Emphasizes Cleanliness and Cooling
The article notes that hot weather hurts cream quality and stresses cleanliness of cows, buckets, and cans, plus the need to keep cream cold. A cellar, running water, or cooling tank helps. Frequent delivery reduces souring, and good butter depends on high grade cream. Creameries now pay a premium for first grade cream.
Farm Notes Promote Adapted Varieties and Local Seed Use
Farmers are urged to grow adapted alfalfa varieties and to set aside for winter feed. A calf club is gaining attention as a potential vocation for youth. Alfalfa yields rose about 4,500 pounds per year from 1915 to 1920 with acid phosphate and limestone. Homegrown seed is best when it is adapted to local conditions.
Ensemble coats and tailored notes shape fall style
Fashion notes from 1936 discuss coats gaining tailored appeal with refined cuts and subtle fullness. Ensemble outfits pair full length coats with matching or contrasting dresses, highlighting fur trim, capes, and coordinated footwear to maintain harmony across garments.
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Fletcher
Seleker
London
Bellaans
Stata
Clarence
Miseraia
Ferma
Charisse L. Labor
Ochsner Bidg
Sacramento
Calif
Fregende Blaetter
Munich
Lhildren
Philip B. Hawk
Aan
Northwestern Yeast
North
Ashland Ave
Chicago, Wi
Clover
Timothy Atone
Chess Board of Fashion
Easeville
Iisa Norross
Weatera
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