Sufferings of Olympia Citizen After Kidney Ailment
L GORHAM of 516 West 4th Street Olympia Wash reports six years of back pain after a cold. He credits Dean's Kidney Pills with relief after one week, using six boxes to complete cure. Sold 50 cents a box by Foster Milton Co Buffalo NY. The ad ends with a Carmen Sylva quote about thoughts turning to coins.
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Gorham
West 4Th St
Olympia
Wash
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Good Health
Boz
Heart Magazine
Sam
Good Health Publishing CO
Battle Creek
Mich
Curios and Oddities From Dawn to Dusk
A column of quirky facts notes Ellen Terry loving cats and Sarah Bernhardt's 15 foot bed while Patti wears a silk scarf at night. It mentions brides in Australia, Eskimo women as the shortest, no photos of Chinese women, aging brains, African wife prices, New York women supporting husbands, and oddities in drink and smoking among Japanese women.
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Ellen Terry
Sarah Bernhardt
Patti
Australia
China
Africa
New York
Two Writers of Biography and the Rise of Boswellian Style
The piece compares Samuel Johnson’s Lives of the Poets with James Boswell’s Life, noting Johnson’s straightforward narrative approach versus Boswell’s dramatic method that lets the author reveal himself. It argues Boswell created a new biographical type focusing on personality through the subject’s life unfolding with his own commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Birkbeck Hill
Boswell
Forum
Mass physician touts Grape Nuts as child constipation cure
A Massachusetts doctor reports relief in fifteen child constipation cases after using Grape Nuts. He argues natural bowel movement support with the cereal promotes health, energy, and strong teeth in growing children and recommends reading The Road to Wellville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trom
Wellville
Protected milk pail covers reduce dirt in milking
The Indianapolis Sentinel notes a protective method for milk in pails using a tin cover with a loose fit and cheese cloth to keep dirt and odors out. This simple setup aims to improve cleanliness during milking.
Milking Setup With Cheese Cloth Covered Pall
Instructions describe placing a four inch hole in the pall front to guide milk, then covering with cheese cloth reaching five to six inches over the sides and secured by tape or a sheet iron hoop. A tin cover goes on top. Cheese cloth, washed in boiling water, can be reused. illustrations show the pall with a strainer and how the cloth is cut to fit.
Pure water for cows prompts bigger milk yields
Farm and Home urges farmers to prioritize clean water supplies for dairy cows. A steady, plentiful water source boosts milk production, with cows drinking seven gallons daily or more. For winter dairying a self regulating stable system helps, while yard troughs should be multiple and placed away from corners to prevent injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mays
Dairy matters and the quest for clean milk
The Kansas Experiment Station emphasizes fresh butter and good cheese require clean systems. Do not hurry milking nor replace a productive scrub cow with a pedigree lacking practicality. Sanitary dairies depend on clean cans, stables, cows, and milkers plus sunlight and pure air.
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Kansas Experiment Station
Dairying and Fertility On The Farm
The article argues dairy farming restores soil fertility by returning manure and growing forage crops. It notes butter production removes plant food but emphasizes manure as humus and crop support. It discusses farm management, cropping choices like wheat timothy oats, and the need for a skilled manager to maximize profits and soil health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma
Simple burlap device eases cow flies and boosts milk
A Farm and Home correspondent reports tying a 100-pound burlap sack by its four corners around a cow's body to deter flies. The device reduces torment and increases milk flow, providing comfort during feeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saya
Feeding the Dairy Calf and Care for Young Stock
A Farmers' Review writer urges tailored feeding for dairy versus beef calves, warns against over or under feeding and lice, notes cold milk should be avoided, and offers practical amounts such as 15 pounds of milk daily for a four week old dairy calf with two to three pints of ground grain, plus oats later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Review
India’s Cotton Crop in 1905 Surpasses Averages
India planted about 20,000,000 acres of cotton and yielded roughly 2,600,000 bales in 1905. Exports reached over 2,125,000 bales valued above $81 million. Japan Germany Belgium and Italy were top buyers, purchasing nearly 1,500,000 bales, with Japan alone taking about 500,000 bales.
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India
Japan
Germany
Belgium
Italy
Mother Hubbard's Feast and Sunflower Philosophy
A compact poem and verse collage from Four-Track News August, lampooning appetite, vanity, childhood song, and social jests. It cites Nixon Waterman and the Atchison Globe with light satire on manners and memory.
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Mother Hubbard
Nixon Waterman
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Carmen Sylva
In@isnapolis Sentinel
A& Matter
Dairy Matters
California Fig Syrup Co
Jerlougy
Dodds
Annes
Carters
Pengos
Pan
Artt Libby
McHeill & Libby
Chicago
Aan
U.S
the National City Bank
Wall Street
Patest
Tiorseys
P Pate
Vers & CO. Bbse 'Enkawe, Clavelands de
Cort
Boston
Salser's Find Crom
Iseaangecoh Ata Eee
Aga Selzem Seed CO
Berk In
Creese
Ee Scruset
Thompson
Eye
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