Markets report brisk trading with mixed cattle and strong sheep
Chicago April 18 market notes estimated receipts 33 000 and 15 000 cattle 12 000 sheep with prospects mixed and steady to strong for hogs and cattle. Second report shows slow trade with prices mostly 15 lower than yesterday and ranges for porkers pigs and lambs.
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Chicago
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Praised by Mothers
Grateful mothers from Wisconsin and Ohio report Foley's Honey and Tar Compound cured their children's coughs and croup after other remedies failed. The letters claim quick relief after the first dose and note the remedy works for adults too. Lemmon's Pharmacy Washington is listed as a supplier.
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Foley
Lemmon's Pharmacy
Washington
Determine World Progress by Agreement Count
A brief observation from the Houston Post notes that a person can judge whether the world improves or declines by whether the number of people who share their view grows or shrinks.
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Houston Post
Farmers advocate honest breeding and fair prices in Community view
The Journal Farm Department discusses fair critique of breeders and the value of honest stock costs. W R Berry visits Friday to speak to high school boys and Farm Bureau directors about pig and corn focus. Rain totals for the week reach 1.12 inches aiding moisture as seed testing begins and a cheese sale reduces Mangold's inventory.
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W. R. Berry
Mr. Berry
Te Farm Bureau
Local Farm Trades and Pleas for Potash on Potatoes
J G Love sold his tractor to Dave McLaughlin with both satisfied though horses were sick. Alex DeBord may trade his tractor. J H Warren plans wood ashes on potato patches to boost yields. 8 Mangold schedules a sale at Star Dairy barn if rain hits. The cow herd remains focused on productive stock.
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J. G. Love
Dave McLaughlin
Jim
Dave
Mr. McLaughlin
Mr. Love
Alex DeBord
J. H. Warren
Mangold
Star Divery
Farm talk from local voices on soils crops and cattle
A series of farmer remarks covers salt on corn, tractor use on hills, cattle feed, alfalfa acres, barn building, stalk cutting, cash versus paper value, pig crops, seed corn origin, seed safety, grass grazing, calf growth, spring cattle buying, horse aging by teeth, stalk burning, silage feeding, and forage value.
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Jnc
City Pig Club Plan Endorsed by Food Administration in Iowa
In Burlington Iowa April 18 the Food Administration endorses the Ohio city Pig Club plan to organize suburban pig farms run by cooperative clubs. Members own and feed their pigs with home garbage, disposing of meat next winter. Also details on potato day efforts, bread weight checks by bakers, and egg conservation in Independence.
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Burlington
Iowa
United States ‘Food Administration
Washington
Ohio
Pig Club
City Pig Club
Food Administration
Woman’s Council of Defense
Winnebago County
Burt J. Thompson
Thompson
Women's Council
New Mexico
Town
National
Bakers’ Service Committee
Davenport
County Council of Defense
W. H. Korn
The
Korn Baking Co
Cohn
City
Mutual
Catarrhal Deafness Cure Promoted by Constitutional Remedy
Advertises Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a cure for catarrhal deafness, claiming ear inflammation and Eustachian tube blockage cause deafness and that only a constitutional remedy can help. Promises one hundred dollars for an uncured case and offers free circulars from F J Cheney and Co Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
Circulara
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Defiant Childhood and Grimacing in Infants
A brief note discusses how children’s grimacing and tongue protrusion may signal defiance and dislike. The idea is linked to combative behavior in early development, with a citation to Harry Campbell in Lancet.
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Harry Campbell
London
No Better Combination for a Home Library
The author laments that people neglect books at home and urges making the library central. Encourage buying good books and reading together with the idea that there is no friend like a nook and a book.
First and Last Thoughts on Conscience and Prudence
A compact moral reflection citing Robert Hall on the primacy of conscience’s initial thoughts and prudence’s final considerations as guiding virtues. The aphorism emphasizes internal deliberation before outward action.
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Robert Hall
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