Holstein Calves Offered For Sale By Gilberts
Holstein calves be an hen AO ewe twill have av eifer and bull calves in the next 60 days sired by Korndyks Zoldusky De Kol with G Sire related to King of the Pontacs and a grandson of Homestead Jr De Kol. Sold at 15 dollars each crated while they last. First draft takes them. Foley Gilberts Kane County Illinois.
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Korndyks Zoldusky de Kol
King of the Pontacs
Homestead Jr. de Kol
J. Foley
Dept
W. N
Gilberts, Kane Co
IIL
New England
Michigan
Chicago
New York Hotels Speak Louder Than London Rivals
Simeon Ford mocks New York hotel luxury by recalling a comic tale from the Squag House. A guest complains of a leaky roof at night and the landlord humorously provides a tub to catch the water, then an empty tub when full.
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Squag House
Simeon Ford
New York
London
Paris
Riviera
Restore Natural Hair Color With Hay's Hair Health Ad
An advertisement touts Hay's Hair Health as a guaranteed method to restore youthful natural hair color. It claims to prevent new gray hairs, improve shine and scalp condition, and comes in 25c 50c and $1.00 sizes with a druggist price refund if it fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philo Hay Specialties Co
Newark
N. J
Adv
Foot and mouth disease threatens U S livestock outbreak
The article warns that foot and mouth disease, new to U S farmers, could devastate cattle swine and sheep. It details symptoms transmission methods including human carriers, the stamping out method via slaughter and disinfection, and the need for strict quarantine and reporting to authorities to prevent a national outbreak.
Did Not Tell Mother Marjorie Refuses to Tattle
In a library scene Marjorie aged four uses scissors on a polished table while her father and mother prepare dinner. The father urges her to tell her mother what she has done, but Marjorie refuses saying she does not want to be a tattletale. The judge notes the parental guidance in the moment.
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Marjorie
Statistics of Sight and Hearing on Blindness by Gender
The latest census shows blindness more common among men than women with ratios of one in 1,316 for males and one in 1,424 for females. The article notes the trend is reversed in certain cases.
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Asi
The Oldest Handicraft in Toy Making
The toy industry is one of the oldest in the world. The British Museum can show dolls with mud bead hair and movable arms from ancient Egypt. Jointed dolls and furniture survive from Greece and Rome, and balls, tops, and toy animals were favorite playthings even earlier.
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British Museum
Egypt
Nile
Greece
Rome
Mandatory military drill for males 14 to 21 in New Zealand
The article notes compulsory military training for all males aged fourteen to twenty one. Schools may withhold scholarships for those unable to complete the drill program.
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New
Zealand
Excellent Points Concerning Swine
S Miller advises on free range hog management for spring plowing and the value of skim milk for small pigs. He notes alfalfa as highly valuable in hog feeding, suggests a brood sow diet of cut alfalfa and limited corn, and promotes hot water slop and copperas use for hog health.
Find Pleasure in Poultry Inspires Outdoor Living
A woman newly owning poultry discovers that tending birds can be more engaging than shopping and less tiring than walking city sidewalks. Outdoor sunshine reveals real life beyond housebound routines and may add to possible gains.
Hull Industry and Trade Networks Linked to Humber
Center of British industry lies in Hull and surrounding region with rail links to the River Humber and canals forming a network. About 12,000,000 to 15,000,000 people rely on manufacturing mining and export of goods to foreign lands while importing raw materials and food. Seed crushing flour milling oil refining and paint making are key local industries.
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Humber
Hull
England
Nuremberg Toy Center Noted for Pencils and Beer Trade
Nuremberg, Bavaria, long known as a key commercial city, has historical roots in toy making. It produces a large share of German lead pencils and hosts the world’s greatest hop market in its region.
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Nuremberg
Bavaria
Six car fuel economy test in Chicago club run
The Chicago Automobile Club technical committee tested a six to show economy using Red Crown gasoline. The economy run covered 28.7 miles with clutch kept engaged, fan on, and carburetor settings fixed. Acceleration and flexibility tests followed, proving the six is not a heavy fuel user with the best fuel.
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Chicago ‘Automobile Club
Dodds Kidney Pills Prove Relief for Four Years
Mr J M Sinclair of Oliverhill Tennessee reports long lasting back pain kidney weakness and bladder inflammation. After a doctor diagnosed diabetes and heart involvement he found no help until Dodds Kidney Pills brought near miraculous relief. Also claims Diamond Dinner Pills cured constipation. 50c per box from Dodds Medicine Co Buffalo NY. Free Household Hints National Anthem and recipes offered.
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J. M. Sinclair
Oliverhill
Tenn
Dodds
Dodds Medicine Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Kingly Remarks on Speeches Trace Royal Attitudes
The piece recalls George III asking if he delivered the speech and noting the reply that it was well though there was nothing in it. It also cites George II in 1756 showing leniency toward printers of a spurious speech after comparing it to the real version.
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George III
George II
Boy Buys Candy Instead of Salt on Errand
A three year old, Dick, was sent to the store with a note and money for salt. He kept the note, bought five cents of suckers, and after a long wait his mother found him behind the house with the candy. He had bitten into each sucker to avoid returning them and earning the salt as instructed.
Mrs Scraggs Reveals New Bedroom Furnishings
Mrs Scraggs explains they replaced old bed room furniture with mahogany dressers and brass beds. Mrs Baggs asks if the beds are single, and Mrs Scraggs notes they are convenient and jokes about catching her husband under a bed with a broom.
Doctor Knew Had Tried It Himself
An advertisement recounts a Prospertown New Jersey doctor who recommended Postum as a coffee substitute. A patient details relief from dizziness, nervousness, and vision loss after switching to Postum, praising its restorative effects. The notice cites Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan and notes two forms of Postum with prices 15 and 25 cents.
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Prospertown
N. J
Cian
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Western Canada offers strong farming opportunities and growth
The article argues Western Canada is in a strong position with productive lands across 800 by 1 000 miles, supporting grain hogs cattle and sheep. It notes drought resilience in many areas, the rise of dry farming, and a surge of American settlers buying 160 acre parcels plus adjoining tracts, with new park country for immediate cultivation and eventual rail access.
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Canada
Western
Park Country
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Marine Eye Remedy Co
Fatima
Fatima Cigarettes
Lygstte Me
Wisconsin
Illinois
United States
Greta White DE Kol
Guernsey
AXIAM
Starlight
J. L. Dunning
Genoa Junction
Big
Florida
de Soto Co
C. W. Walter
Arcadia
Canton
Dakota
Ahos Opn Masons MioGeps
Price Ozpplication
John Maxaos
Aarevania
Derr iShip
Indiana
Iowa
Kentucky
Europe
Massachusetts
Stoc Ralsera
U Lid
Center. of British Industry
Uski Tobacco
Doctor Knew
Poultry Regulator
Pratts
Rodx
Doink
Pratt Food Company
Philadelphia
Chicada
Western Canada
Pierce
Elizabeth Lordahl
Berkeley
Cal
Dre. Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Livingston Lance
Fletcher
Carter
Carters
Batis
Warner
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