Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Praised by Women
A reader testimonial extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a faithful remedy for female illnesses. It claims help for headaches backaches irregular or painful periods and nervous attacks, noting its value across ages and time of life. The letter asserts the product's unparalleled efficacy and household reliance.
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Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia E.pinkham
Laura Lepeecone
Second St
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Washington, D. C
de K. Pinkham
M. C. Gee
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San Francisco
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Advances in Agricultural Implements and Violet Plant Care
This piece discusses the evolution of farming tools from plows to combined plow and pulverizer units, advocating efficient, labor-saving machinery and the economic need to adopt improvements. It also covers violet plant health, detailing remedies for leaf decay, powdery mildew, and red spider using pruning, burning infected parts, and root syringing with water to prevent spread.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Weeder Cultivation Boosts Yields and Weeds Control
The 1902 report by B. Barrett in The Epitomist describes heavy weed suppression and higher yields from a weeder used on corn beans kaffir maize and sorghum. Twice weekly passes with two horses kept fields clear and leveled, reducing noxious weeds and conserving moisture via a dust mulch.
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B. Barrett
The Care of Violets in Winter Potting Tips
Instructions for propagating violets describe selecting slips, planting in two inch pots in a sand box six inches apart, then transferring to three inch pots as roots appear. Emphasizes ventilation and careful growth conditions during this stage to sustain yearly blooms.
Diseases of grape vines studied by Nebraska society
Dr Hessy delivered a paper to the Nebraska Horticultural Society on grape vine diseases. The abstract notes 1902 grape troubles came from multiple causes including drought, heavy 1901 crop, poor fertilization, and wet weather fostering anthracnose black rot and possibly brown rot. A probable bacterial disease causes berries to soften and split. Bordeaux spray urged before bud break after fruit set and again ten days later.
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Hessy
Nebraska Horticultural Society
Rape as a Crop and Feed for Livestock
The Indianapolis News notes rape grows on poor soils and serves as pasture for sheep and hogs, while cautioning short initial grazing and limiting use for cows due to tainting milk. It advises row planting for easy weeding and warns against overcutting to avoid a second crop.
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Indianapolis News
Selection in Poultry Breeding and Dairy Cow Care
Selection of winter layers requires choosing prolific pullets and hens with strong constitution. Best laying pullets should be set aside for future breeders, and the top hens used to produce early cockerels for next year. Dairy cows need regular feeding and milking at the same hour to maintain milk yield and butter fat, with consistent care and records guiding variation. Golden eagles are waning in the Seattle Highlands due to owner efforts for probes.
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Saga
Prominent Physicians Back Peruna In Medical Practice
The article reports that many physicians now prescribe Peruna as a regular remedy for catarrh and related ailments. Illustrative cases from Dr. H Brand and Dr. H C Gee claim substantial relief, including improved hearing and eye symptoms, and note Peruna’s alleged capacity to cleanse and invigorate mucous membranes wherever catarrh occurs.
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United States
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Mokena
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Ororer
Perrin
H. Brand
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Perntia Acta
R. Robbins
Muskogee
Beal
Maine
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Watertows
Dirp Govermuout
Realth
Nature
Golden Eagles
Seattigh Highlands
Ee Efforts Land
Ownere
Hartman
Dr Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
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Sterling Remedy Co
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