Dr Williams Pink Pills Aid Severe Chronic Erysipelas Case
Mrs Ida A Colbath of 19 Winter Street Newburyport Massachusetts describes a six box course of Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People relieving intense pain and inflammation from a longtime chronic erysipelas after failing standard treatment. The testimonial notes rapid improvement and return to daily duties. Sold by all dealers or direct from Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY.
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Ida A. Colbath
Winter Street
Newburyport
Mass
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N.Y
Auto Enthusiast Questions Rail Transport Future
A Chicago Tribune quote shares gloom over cars replacing railroads. The enthusiast asserts rail travel caused 15,000 deaths last year in the country, reflecting wary public sentiment on automobiles supplanting trains.
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Chicago Tribune
Your Track News Subscriptions Offer
Publisher George H. Daniels seeks agents nationwide for liberal terms on subscriptions to Your Track News a travel and education monthly. Quick seller with large refits. Write 7 East 42nd Street New York for full particulars.
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Your Track News
Great Illustrated Monthly Magazine of Travel and
George H. Daniels
Hardappe-Closefist Finds Pleasure in Refusing Loans
A Philadelphia Record item portrays Hardappe-Closefist as enjoying denying requests for loans. The humorous quip notes borrowers' insistence on amounts like fifty dollars, and the lender’s wry satisfaction at saying no.
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Hardappe
Closefist
Philadelphia Record
Dean's Kidney Pills credited with cure for Bright's Disease
E T Gould of Chicago claims Dean's Kidney Pills saved him from death by Bright's Disease after suffering eye trouble backache dizziness and frequent painful kidney secretions. He says the 1903 remedy cured him and he has been well since. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY advertises the pills at 50 cents per box.
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E. T. Gould
Lake Street
Chica, Til
Dean
Bright
Foster-Milburn Co
Suffalo
N. Y
Movable Beehouse Demonstrated for Easier Apiaries
A Farm and Home feature shows a handy movable beekeeping house framed with elm corner posts pine top bars and a light wood frame. The five and one half by three by four foot hinged tent uses cotton cloth with wire netting panels for light air and safety as the top opens on hooks.
Unripe Honey Market Criticized by Farmer Column
A Midland Farmer column denounces unripe honey sold in markets as incomplete and unsafe. It argues such products harm legitimate producers, noting insufficient evaporation leaves honey watery and unfit for food or medicine. Consumers are urged to refuse underweight, unripe honey to force producers to wait for proper ripening.
How to Manage Hens for Laying Year After Year
Select six suitable hens and pair with a strong cock. Keep in a roomy breeding pen and raise the flock from the new stock each year. Stimulate laying with warmth airiness sunshine varied grains and a daily meal mash. Provide bone meal and playful enrichment to prevent ennui. Separate Smart Alec pullets from laying hens to avoid nest disturbance and ensure eggs.
Too Much Corn Hinders Egg Production Says Farmer
A farmer cites a winter problem of no eggs despite fat hens fed well, blaming excess corn. He suggests feeding something else with the corn to balance nutrition and improve laying.
Bath Tub for Hogs Stirs Debate on Clean Wallows
A farm feature argues for a clean water trough over mud wallows for hog health. The writer criticizes cement wallows as breeding germs, insisting modern hogs need pure water to cool and thrive, not term-infested mud. The piece predicts tub-style wallows may become common in up-to-date hog yards.
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Iowa
Roughage Rack for Sheep Described by Prairie Farmer Correspondent
A Prairie Farmer correspondent details a simple roughage rack for feeding fodder to sheep in the yard. The article describes the rack’s clear illustration and notes its usefulness for handling rough fodder efficiently.
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Prairie Farmer
Building a Simple Roughage Rack for Sheep
A compact guide describes a roughage rack about 40 inches wide and 10 to 12 feet long. It uses two by four posts at corners, four inch high posts, and a bottom about 15 inches from the ground. Inside cleats slant to center feed and reduce waste while protecting wool from chaff.
Handle a Large Hog With a Lengthy Rope
A farmer’s quick method uses a five eighths inch rope ten feet long. Cut three feet, loop both ends, tie the middle to the short rope, pass loops over hind feet, then pull the long rope over the hogs nose and back through the short rope. This secures control of the hog.
Eight Miles From Mainland On a Drifted Boat Tale
The narrator recalls a voyage in which a boat drifted across a bay eight miles from shore. With no food shelter or means to contact friends the stranded pair consider their options before deciding to discuss the situation and plan a course.
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Chicago Tribune
Dodd's Kidney Pills Cited In South Bend Cure Claim
South Bend Indiana reports J O Landeman cured after three years of kidney trouble and six doctors. He credits two boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills with restoring kidney function and general health. The story cites many similar experiences and claims the pills can treat conditions from backache to Bright's disease.
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South Bend
Ind
J. O. Landeman
Dodd
Mr. Landeman
Odd
Bright
Optimistic view of modern chivalry in a pretty girl
A brief snippet from the N O Picayune notes a pretty girl taking an optimistic view of the modern man's chivalry. The line comments on social courtesy with a light, humorous tone.
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N. O. Picayune
Stevens & Bros. offer free catalogue on ladies cloaks and furs
The Chicago firm Chas A Stevens & Bros, a leading national authority on ladies cloaks suits and furs, announces a free mail catalogue with valuable information. They urge readers to write for it now.
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Chas. A. Stevens & Bros
Chicago
United States
It's a Fine Thing to Be Your Own Master
A pithy remark notes the lure of self employment while warning that independence may come at the cost of regular pay days and benefits.
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Aids Women
American women seek relief from menstrual discomfort through Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad cites Miss Trene Crosby of Savannah Georgia praising its effect on irregular and painful menstruation and urges others to seek its benefits and write for free advice. It claims thousands cured and lists a range of gynecological symptoms the product purports to address.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Trene Crosby
Charlton Street
Savannah
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