Farmer's Wife Too Ill to Work Kasota Memoir
Kasota Minnesota woman Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound credited with restoring health after a year of pain and weakness. Testimonial from Mrs. Clana Prasas Maplescrest Farm urging others to try the remedy, with a note that letters are read by a woman at Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Kasota
Minn
Lydia E Pinkham
Jone
Lydia E.pinkham
New Cure For Rheumatism By Lightning Belt Shock
A lightning belt struck the Washington Ridge home of Charles A. Burdick affecting eight rooms and causing over $1000 in damage. The bolt cured Mrs. Burdick’s long standing rheumatism, leaving her free of pain though she sustained foot burns and a scorched shoe sole. Her husband Burdick plans repairs and questions the justice of the costs.
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Charles A. Hardick
Weehington Ridge
Nertin Conn
New York
Flurdick
Mr. Kurdick
Building Master Men Potash and Minerals in Diet
Potash sodium lime and iron are vital mineral salts for muscle brain and nerve nourishment but white bread and many foods lack them in proper abundance.
Grape-Nuts Promoted As Nutrient Rich Breakfast
Grape-Nuts made from whole wheat and malted barley richly supplies mineral elements and is a delicious dish served with cream or rich milk. Sold by grocers.
The Beauty of Vines by Josephine de Marr
A vintage garden note extols vines for beauty and utility, urging deep spading and ample manure before planting. It highlights hardy and annual climbers, including grapes, trumpet vines, wild clematis, honeysuckles, ramblers, ampelopsis, and Virginia creeper, with care tips for pruning, support, and sun exposure.
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Josephine DE Marr
Growing One's Own Rose Buds
L M Bennington explains propagating hardy roses by rooting cuttings or layering last summer's growth. Layering involves bending a shoot into soil and weighing with a stone, leaving until next fall. Cuttings 4 to 6 inches long root in sand in a warm spot, then pot and winter in a cold frame before spring border planting.
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L. M. Bennington
Catalo hybrid cattle may shape future U S meat supply
In a review of Mr Horthwick and a Pan American bulletin, a new hybrid called catalo blends buffalo and domestic cow traits. The cross aims for hardiness and larger edible meat. breeders in Texas and Canada are advancing true catalo cattle, expected to supply much beef as buffalo numbers dwindle.
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Menton Horthwick
Philadelphia
Pad
India
Texas
Canada
Horthwick
United States
Mechanica
Borthwick
Enemies of trees in large numbers threaten shrubs
This season tree and shrub aphids are abundant due to favorable weather for their reproduction and unfavorable conditions for natural enemies. Many aphids attracted little attention in normal years, but in abnormal years artificial control methods must be used to keep them in check.
TwoBircs Indicted In Odd Food Complaints Story
Indictments cite unusual complaints about fruits and cultivated produce including strawberries raspberries and peaches. The report mentions olives California and cherries in a cryptic account of consumer tastes and seasonal timings, noting a shift from late fall to early winter in a unclear context.
Face Bathing With Cuticura Soap Ad Feature
An old style advertisement extols Cuticura Soap as soothing for sensitive skins and promotes Cutena Ginteent for rough surfaces. It claims benefits for skin scalp hair and hands with creamy emollients and offers free samples by mail. The text includes fragmented lines about a motorist and a garbled Britain bell reference.
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Catirara
Dent. SY
Boston
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London
Catalo
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DIE Centaur Company
New York City
Mallee
England
Erstia
General
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Carfe Tee Cadentone
San Yundace
Seattle
Chicago
Pitsbarsh
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Rocky Mountain Live Stock Insurance CO
Tabor Opera House
Denver
Fayening
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