Pink Pills Heal Stomach Trouble and Pimples Says Patient
T E Robertson of Washington Pa cites relief from stomach pain dizziness backache and skin eruptions after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. He praises blood health improvement and urges others with food or stomach issues to try the pills. Sold by druggists or sent postpaid at 60c per box six for $2.50 from Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY.
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T. E. Robertson
Addison Street
Washington
Reflections of a Bachelor in Friday Gossip
Expressions on manners and morals fill a playful page from the New York Press. The writing parries social notions on charm, wealth, parental love, etiquette, and gender norms with wry wit.
Badger Philosophy Reflections From Milwaukee Sentinel
A Milwaukee Sentinel quotation discusses social judgments about politeness suspicion gambling and womanly competition. It notes actors with high salaries staying in modest hotels and the common belief that people deserve more than their money’s worth.
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Milwaukee . Sentinel
Postum Claim: Coffee Harms Digestive Health
A farmer describes severe stomach trouble from coffee, detailing years of illness and weight loss. After using Postum instead of coffee, health improved, he regained weight, and no medicine was needed. Family also switched to Postum, with the claim supported by an affidavit and a ten day trial. There is a promotional note about The Road to Wellville and Look in ads.
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Battle Creak
Mich
Wellwile
New Droppings Board For Chicken Houses Described
An Illinois Farmers’ Review correspondent describes a droppings board system for poultry houses. A suspended platform hangs two feet above the ground with roosts laid on 2x4s and left loose for easy cleaning. The board extends six inches from the wall and is removed to scrape droppings into a basket, then treated with kerosene to kill lice.
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Ilinois
The
Farmers’ Review
Honey production and poultry care across the United States
Honey is produced on numerous farms nationwide with California leading exclusive producers. Much is consumed locally. exports in 1904 69 317 dollars and 1905 about 63 000. The yield in 1905 matched national averages with regional variance. Advice covers water cleanliness diet ventilation poultry care and barn sanitation.
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United States
California
Utah
Texas
Arizona
Far West
Leg weakness in growing market chicks remedy suggested
Leg weakness is common in heavier varieties when chicks are fattened quickly for market. It rarely appears in birds that search for food and obtain variety including animal matter. Remedy proposed includes daily exercise, meat feeding, and a liberal bone making supplement.
Time to Use the Hatchet in the Poultry Yard
A periodical note argues for culling older hens as profits decline with age. Citing James Dryden and Ohio Farmer data, it compares year one and year two egg yields across Leghorn, White Leghorn, Plymouth Rock, and Wyandotte breeds, concluding two years may profit but longer retention loses money.
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James Dryden
Ohio
Iron hive carrier demo in Gleanings in Bee Culture
An enthusiastic Bee Culture correspondent describes a hive carrier built from tire steel and bogey-spring parts. The device uses a backbone welded to a stretched front spring to grip the hive, allowing two handed lifting and stair transport.
Moulting Brings Stress Then Health Boost to Birds
The process drains a bird system while shedding, but once new feathers grow in the bird recovers fully. Old plumage harbors lice, parasites, and skin diseases, so replacement leads to healthier birds and brighter laying vigor.
Era of Big Fees Reflects Modern Medical and Literary Gains
The era showcases exorbitant charges for surgeons and writers, noting fees of 10 000 to 25 000 for operations and a famed London throat specialist who billed half a Kaiser's income year. It contrasts past expectations with present rewards, asserting great skill now commands large pay.
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London
John Morley
Glad Atcase
Copenhagen Scientist Visits Washington To Study Fish
Dr Th Mortensen of the Zoological Museum Copenhagen is in Washington to study the fish in the National Museum. The text notes even an electric button needs to be pushed to activate progress.
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Washington
Th. Mortensen
Zoological Museum of Copenhagen
National Museum
Why Ohio Is Proud In 19th Century Vision
A fragmented opinion piece extols Ohio as a corn state's yield and population figures. It compares military strength to global armies, notes long distances if joined arm to arm, highlights southeastern settlements, coal and iron wealth, and claims Ohio as highly populous for its size. It ends with a critique of soldiers eager to die yet hesitant in duty.
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Ohio
Mukfen
Boston
San Francisco
Ohio Hills
Colorado
California
Minols
Obios
Sermon Fragments on Virtue and Charity From Tribune Column
A Chicago Tribune Sunday School Teacher piece compiles aphoristic lines on virtue humility and mercy. It critiques preaching without sincerity and comments on happiness pride and forgiveness with pithy maxims and a quip about deviled ham from a Swine exorcism joke.
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Johnny
Parson Questions Elmer on Breakfast Habits
A parson questions Elmer about his routine and breakfast time. Elmer responds he is always ready, saying he is "Johnny-on-the-spot." The piece comments on the up-to-date girl blushing at friends' mistakes.
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Elmer
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