Dodd's Kidney Pills Praised By Estherville Man
In Estherville Iowa on February 1 George Barber credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with curing long standing kidney disease after doctors failed. He praises the product as the best medicine in the world and notes widespread testimonials from real users. The ad emphasizes honest personal experiences over claims and cites many others with similar results.
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Estherville
George Barber
Bright
Chicago
Odd
Salzer seeds and crops touted with boasts and samples
An advertisement item extols Salzer's Earliest Cane and Renovator Grass Mixture for prolific growth and cheap fodder. It praises Salzer's New National Oats as highly productive across many states and invites readers to order a catalog for seed samples. Also includes brief humor and consumer product notes.
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Salzer
E. ‘Rappold
East Park
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Praised by Mrs Haskell
Mrs Haskell of Silver Lake Massachusetts as Worthy Vice Templar of the Good Templars recounts her long battle with inflammation and ulceration. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing her after five months of use and endorses it for other sick women.
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Cailing
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkhare
Ida FishEtt
Silver Lake
Mass
Templar
Independent
Order of Good Templars
Ideal Poultry House Plan for Two Hundred Fowls
Orange Judd Farmer presents a detailed design for an ideal poultry house sized 15 by 150 feet. It includes ten 10 by 12 foot pens, a 3 foot back alley, two windows per pen, elevated roost platforms, two 250 foot sections, tight partitions with wire above, two solid cross partitions, double action hinged doors, nest access under the platform, brick or stone foundation, spruce framing, head room in the alley, a choice of roof, and an estimated cost of 1.50 to 3.00 per running foot with twenty birds per pen.
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Orange Judd
Capital for Poultry Start Small and Grow Cautiously
Advice from Rural World on starting poultry with minimal capital. Begin by renting a farm to avoid tying up cash, or buy only after gaining experience. Start small, increase flocks yearly, and plan a five year path to real earnings. Proper management makes poultry highly profitable. missteps quickly lose money.
Bacon Curing Method With Salt and Smoke
A Farm and Home guide outlines curing bacon on a cool dry floor for a month with alternating rubs of bay or rock salt and brown sugar plus four pounds of common salt and three ounces saltpeter. After a month, hang and smoke for a week. Saltpeter must be used cautiously to avoid flavor damage or grain hardening.
Destruction of Weeds by Chemical Means
Report on early and later experiments at agricultural stations testing chemicals to destroy weeds like hawkweed plaintains and dandelion. Salt proved effective when applied dry at high quantities, with caution to protect nearby lawns. carbolic acid and arsenic preparations also valuable though costly.
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Vermont
Cowpeas Respond to Acid Phosphate in Fertility Trials
Agricultural notes review repeated tests on cowpeas showing strong yield gains from acid phosphate while nitrogen has little effect. Recommendations urge planting at 300 pounds per acre on poor soil with two cultivations, preserving crop residue for soil improvement. Includes customer testimonials for Peruna medicine.
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Tennessee Agricultural Experiment Station Bulletin
Poultry Yard Notes On Causes Of Failure In Keeping Flocks
Neatness in construction and arrangement leads to completeness and efficiency in labor. The editor cites three common causes of failure in poultry keeping: lack of experience, lack of capital, and lack of business ability, highlighting the need for orderly facilities and sound management.
Stray Stories Grabs a Picture Puzzle Mystery
In a Stray Stories vignette a character wonders why a painting was hung, while another suggests the artist couldn’t be captured. The exchange hints at curiosity and possible hidden meaning behind the framed image.
10000 Plants for 16c Postage Offer from Salter Seed Co
A promotion from John A. Salter Seed Co of La Crosse Wisconsin offers 10000 plants and seeds to croan 1000 cabbages 2000 carrots 2000 celery 2000 lettuce 1000 onions 1000 radishes and 1000 flowers for 16c postage plus 20c more for a Berliner Cauliflower. Returns of the notice complete the order.
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John A. Salter Seed Co
la Crosse
Wis
K. L.J
Aas
Peruna Claimals Winter Cure for Colds and Catarrh
An advertisement touts Peruna as preventing colds with a teaspoon before meals and curing colds hourly after onset. It cites testimonials from Mrs. Mary E. Sampson and promises free medical advice from Dr. Hartman at The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus Ohio. Every druggist stocks the remedy.
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Washington, D.C
H Street
N. W
Hartman
Mary E. Sampson
West Derry
Rockingham County
N. H
Manalin
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Mr. Simpkin
Miss Mabel
Mr. Simipkin
Westminster Abbey
Putnam
Chicago Daily News
John A.salzer Seed CO
LA Crosse.wis
Ideal Poultry House
Riley
Vermont Station
Tennessee Agricultural Experiment Station
Rose Gordon
Oakland Av
Oakland Heights
Madison, Wis
Miss Rose Gordon
Perunna
Miss Rosalie von Strueking
Poultry Yard Notes
Mies Salie von
Uenning
Daily Guide To Flattery
Baltimore American
World’s Fair Grounds
St. Louis
Chicago Tribune
Kemp
Mother Gray
Children’s Home
New York City
Pupwi
Cineo
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Soy
U G
Wordstair
Saint Louis
Boston
R. Paxton Co
Dept. A
Beston
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