Back Pain Relief Promised by Dean's Kidney Pills
J B Corton of Deppe North Carolina says kidney pills relieved his severe back pain after years of suffering. He could not walk or ride long distances before using Dean's Kidney Pills and reports lasting strength. He has recommended the remedy to neighbors and offers a trial free from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY. For sale by all dealers priced 50 cents.
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J. B. Corton
Deppe
N. C
Dean
Foster- Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Unsettled News From Global Fronts And Industries
A collage of items notes Lushunkow port history and deportations, Colorado cattle fattening from sugar beet pulp, Napoleon’s Christmas eve outrage casualties, new coal deposits in Durango, Panama liquidation disputes with Colombia, and U S war correspondents learning Japanese. Also reflects an English tavern U I P box origin and prompt service lore.
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Port Arthur
Lushunkow
Colorado
Saint-Nejant
Napoleon
Durango
Panama
Tokio
Ganymedes
Learning Things from a Coffee-Free Health Turnaround
A Springfield Illinois woman details years of nervousness and heart trouble. After stopping coffee and starting Postum she reports steady health gains over 6 to 8 months, crediting coffee withdrawal with relief from sinking spells. The ad notes Postum by the Battle Creek company and invites readers to search for the Road to Wellville booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
Drs
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Postum
Wellville
Indoor pig pens for outdoor summer hogs
A Farm and Home article by R. S. Johnson explains how to keep pigs outdoors in warm weather with five pens under one roof. The design uses open fronts for air, a hinged trough board for slop access, and rear yards to reach ground, with or without flooring to reduce cost.
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R. S. Johnson
Work For Young Horses
The author argues youth work limits growth and stresses balance in training. They advise feeding young horses a modest corn portion, preferably cracked corn, plus succulent foods like root crops and clover hay, with ample summer grass to maintain condition, citing experience from American Tribune.
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American Tribune
Unfinished Honey Sections Cleaned Up After Flow Ends
After the honey flow ends bees will clean up unfinished honey sections near the hives without destroying the comb. Larger entrances lead to comb destruction, so small openings are preferred. Unsold or partially filled sections may be sold or melted into liquid honey. Store at a warm dry sunny place around the nineties. Cold dampness makes honey watery and sour.
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Ohio
American Prunes for Europe Headline
American prunes are rising as a major export to Europe due to vast Pacific slope production and improved drying and handling methods allowing shipments to France and Germany, potentially affecting domestic prune supply.
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Europe
Pacific
France
Germany
Egg Sorting Improves Appeal and Price for Private Buyers
Private customers receive eggs sorted by color and size to enhance appearance and value. The practice aims to attract higher prices by presenting uniform batches and appealing to buyers seeking consistency in quality.
Sheep Described as Gentle Farm Animal by Rural World
Rural World notes sheep as the gentlest farm animal and almost always nonresistant, highlighting their peaceful nature on the farm.
Clever hens of Oregon yield honey via bee intelligence
W H Penning, a noted alfalfa honey producer near Ontario Oregon, claims his hens identify armed worker bees from stingless drones. The fowl run among 500 hives and, by learning to avoid drones, keep nonproducers from eating honey while boosting yields. He teaches and documents this for apiarists and entomology students.
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W. H. Penning
Ontario
Penning
Portland Oregonian
Poultry Yard Pointers for Profitable Flocks
Practical advice on building a strong flock through careful culling and breeding. Focus on selecting fast growers for breeders, using skim milk and buttermilk in feed, and saving exceptional sitters and mothers to improve future seasons.
Feed Box for Chickens Displays Simple End View
A handy chicken feed box design from Farm Journal shows a bottom board eight inches wide and four feet long. Front and rear strips measure three inches, end board rises six inches at the back and seven at the front, while the top board is ten inches wide with blocks to prevent slipping. Birds can feed from either side and no slats are needed to keep them out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Rogers
Farm Journal
Barbed Wire Fences Declared Objectionable In Communities
The Farmers' Review backs removing barbed wire from most areas arguing it harms animals and is unsuitable for settled communities while noting some western ranges need fencing and a few states prohibit along public highways.
Hungary's Independence and the 1867 Compromise
A historical overview traces Hungary's journey from ancient Pannonia through medieval and modern struggles for liberty. It notes the 1867 Austro-Hungarian Compromise establishing dual sovereignty, shared foreign affairs, and a common customs policy while preserving Hungary's own king, government, and parliament.
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Pannonia
Arpad
Emil Zerkowitz
Budapest
Apostolic Kingdom
Saint Stephen
Louis the Great
Mathias Corvinius
Europe
Austria
Rakoczy
Transylvania
Kossuth
Francis Deak
Hungary
Reichsrath
Schoolboys in Germany Emphasize Military Discipline
A London Mail report of Berlin and Charlottenburg schools notes male teachers for infants, strict discipline, no play, and marching rows. Pupils are escorted to school by police if truant. A town even required gargling exercises to aid throat health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
George Andrew
Berlin
Charlottenburg
London Mail
Move to Be Guided. Pearson on Decline of British Leadership
Prof Karl Pearson notes decadence of character and loss of intelligent leadership among British merchants professionals and workers. He warns of a paucity of both superior and moderate intellects to guide society, attributing it to race death by own action.
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Karl Pearson
Dr. Pearson
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Artesian
E. O. Burton
Immigration Agt
Beals Building
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W. L. Douglas Wat
W. L. Douglas
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W. J. Douglas
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Dubuque
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Une Building
New York
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