A Precarious Condition Causes Daily Sufferings in Women
Woman recounts relief from backache dizziness and swollen limbs after using Daan's Kidney Pills. Mrs Laura Sullivan of Bluff and Third Streets Marquette Michigan describes gradual improvement starting within hours and full cure after continuing with the medicine. Sold by Wyml dealers at 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Sullivan
Bluff
Third Sts
Marquette
Mich
Daan
Wymil
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N
Representative of the people in Iowa campaign clash
A pompous ex legislator struggles through a crowd at a political campaign entertainment in Iowa. He taps a burly man aside and declares he is a representative of the people, prompting a sharp, humorous retort from the local.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemenway
Iowa
Suffering from eczema finds cure in Cuticura remedies
A 60-year-old veteran, after thirty five years of widespread eczema with no relief from doctors and medicines, reports trying Cuticura remedies and experiencing no improvement. The clipping also includes assorted ads and editorials from Chicago papers and a mix of short notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tench Rich
Ress Co
Obsio
Dely
Manure Shed Plan Mentioned For Dero Site
A straw and manure shed may be erected on one side of the Dero with the straw stored inside the building over the shed and a wind stacker.
Manure shed to protect, store, and feed stock on farm
A farmer installs a portable manure shed to protect manure and preserve soluble elements. It provides comfortable winter quarters for young stock, cooling shade in summer, and loft space for straw. It includes portable feed racks a water tank and a salt box, praised for reducing losses and improving haul value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mittal
Ohio
Better Roads Move Forward In Illinois State Plan
Illinois Senate approves a highway commission with a 25000 budget to hire an expert who will visit communities and offer free advice on improving country roads. A. N. Johnson named state highway engineer. commission includes E. J. James, J. R. Fulkerson, and Laussyte Funk. Farmers urged to cultivate thoroughly, use cowpeas, and manage weeds to protect soil and hay quality amid persistent bindweed and other weeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Commission
A. N. Johnson
Springfield
Uaid
Deneen
E. J. James
University of Milneis
J. R. Fulkerson
Lausyette Funk
Jersey County
Illnois
Farm Notes On Pasture, Crops And Digestion
A collection of practical lines on farm judgment and management. It argues for balanced pasture feeding to avoid thin pod production and emphasizes profitable potato culture over neglect. It mentions blue grass mixes, a home horseradish plot, and a simple vin based digestif to aid appetite, promoting modest eating.
Public Duty on Brownlow Latimer Good Roads Plan
Discussion in Congress emphasizes highways as vital for national life and prosperity. The article argues roads boost property value, reduce urban crowding, and merit federal support with a 50-50 cost share. It frames road building as a public duty under the Constitution and a national benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownlow-Latimer
Congress
United States
Sta
Grain Smut Treatment Method by J B Wilkinson
J B Wilkinson in the Dakota Farmer describes a method to treat wheat for smut using paired troughs and tubs on a granary floor. He recommends dipping grain in a strongly prepared solution for about two minutes, draining through gunny sacks, and drying before sowing. He notes dipping early and sowing after dinner without drying the grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Wilkinson
Dakota Farmer
Educational notes on endowments and global schooling
Mrs A A Anderson of New York donates £100000 to Columbia University to endow a paid course leading to a bachelor of science at Barnard College. Chinese students in Japan cost $90 to $200 yearly, far less than Europe. Columbia appoints Dr Hermann Schumacher as honorary professor 1906 7. Rev Dy Wiltian Datta completes work at Albion College aiding debt reduction. A girls school Liam Malaya opens in Siam with 63 pupils, first non Bangkok girls school there. Bangkok Times notes no prejudice against female education and need for trained teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Anderson
New York
Columbia University
Barnard College
Japan
Europé
Tokyo
China
Ministry of Education
Hermann Schumacher
University of Bonn
Wiltian Datta
Albion College
Samuel Dickie
Liam
Malaya
Dupris
Siam
Bangkok
America
London
Bay
Tribe of
Ananias
Rise Liars And Salute Your Queen Ho Ananias GIVE EAR
A tirade targets editors of the Labor Union press and defend Grape Nuts and Postum. The piece claims to expose falsehoods about ingredients and production at Michigan factories, urges readers to inspect facilities, and vows to sue liars who misrepresent the products. It defends digestibility and nutrition with cited analyses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ananias
Texas
Labor Trust
First Pasture Critique of Grape Nuts and Sanitarium Ads
A historical letter alleges cooking school instructors and demonstrators employed by a Sanitarium to promote foods, claiming pay for favorable mentions of Grape-Nuts and Postum. It accuses the institute’s head doctor of guiding deceptive lectures and magazine content, noting a prior public rebuke and a $10 reward for a brave New York student who challenged a lecturer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ananias
New York
Trade papers and the cattle in the pasture
A polemic discusses grocers trade papers that demand advertising. It accuses rival publishers of slanderous campaigns against Postum and Grape-Nuts, threatens legal action, and riffs on branding and control while defending staying the course with advertisers.
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