Old Man's Tribute: Mentor fruit dealer cured after ten years
Sidney Justus of Mentor Ohio says he was cured by Donn's Kidney Pills after a decade of kidney trouble. He suffered backache rheumatic pains and dropsy swelling with painful urinary secretions and night rising. Half a box helped and three boxes cured. Trial free from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo. 50 cents at dealers.
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Sidney Justus
Mentor
Ohio
Donn
Foster- Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Bizarre Clip Batch From The Times Of 1900s
A miscellany notes Kaskantla Illinois drowned by river, Janceville Wisconsin parade skirt controversy, UK MPs eyeing a U.S. visit, a Mexico hotel keeper jailed for stealing electric current, New York street sweeper tuberculosis survey, a Bennington Vermont woman inherits a 150 year old doll, and Adolphus Busch and Charles M Schwab own the world’s finest private cars with lavish Louis XV interiors and costly brass bedsteads.
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City of
Mexico
Electric Light
New York City
Bennington
Dolla
Adolphus Busch
Charles M. Schwab
Busch
Mr. Schwab
Law and rhetoric in court and contract discourse
A compact critique notes how people miss the point unless provoked, questions the value of right or justice when rules govern the game, and observes how famous men's love letters reveal public intent. It contrasts will and contract clarity with how courts interpret plain language.
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Poeta
Ane
Old Fashioned But Still in the Fashion
An patient recounts overcoming chronic dyspepsia by switching to Grape-Nuts and cream. After weeks of sour stomach and weight loss, the food stays down, stomach clears, and strength returns from 85 pounds to 125 pounds, credited to Grape-Nuts per Postum Co. promotion.
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Gome
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Dairy Farm Management Essentials for Profitable Butter Making
J C Murdock of Prairie Farmer outlines dairy success factors including high quality cows a good separator clean handling and balance of ration. He favors Holstein Shorthorn crosses proper milking practices a good barn and proper feeding using corn oats shorts and bran with clover hay to produce market butter and cream.
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J. C. Murdock
Tree less pasture shade for dairy cows
Dairymen install shade in treeless pasture using sheds of old lumber or poles with cotton covers. Fodder, straw, and a pasture fence act as support, with cross-pieces laid along convenient points to create a simple, economical shade solution.
Milking Duty and Milk Safety for Public Health
Prof E H Farrington warns that milk workers bear responsibility for cleanliness since milk and products reach many tables in potentially same condition as obtained. Raw milk may carry impurities and disease spreads from farm to households. outbreaks like typhoid diphtheria and scarlet fever require prompt reporting to authorities.
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E. H. Farrington
Eska
Time to Eradicate Sassafras and Thistles
The article advises eradicating sassafras by grubbing at the start of September removing roots and clearing the field. If plants reappear next spring apply a little sulphuric acid on each half teaspoonful, repeating if roots show later. The method also helps remove difficult weeds.
Salt Keeps Cows Producing Milk, Study Shows
A Mississippi Experiment Station trial deprived three cows of salt for four weeks and then reintroduced salt for two weeks. Milk output dropped to 44 pounds in the salt-free period and rose to 584 pounds after salt was supplied, a gain of 110 pounds over the second two weeks.
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Mississippi Experiment Station
Retopping of Apple Trees In Maine Experiment Station Advice
In answer to whether it pays to re top large sweet apple trees a foot or more in diameter the Maine experiment station says trees up to foot in diameter may be top worked if unsatisfactory Care to avoid removing too much top in one year Cut off about one third of the top the first year insert scions on stubs not more than two or three inches in diameter The next year remove more of the top and insert other colons and the following year complete the work
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Maine Experiment Station
Anna Klumke
Rosa Bonheur
Brooklyn Eagle
John Arbuckle
Paris
Arbuckle
Chateau
Mr. Arbuckle
Mies Klumke
America
Miss Klumke
Ike
Anna
Miss Krumke
Improper Mulching Destroys Fruit Trees Warns Expert
An expert warns that mulching with manure near tree trunks causes damage by breeding borers and harboring mice. Proper care requires only surface soil around the roots and emphasizes limited top-layer mulch to protect the subsoil essential for tree health.
Proper Milk Handling For Open Systems And Creamery Cures
System types and steps for cooling and clarifying milk in open setups. Strain milk through wire and cloth, avoid contamination, and keep vessels cool. Use stone dairy houses, cold water baths, and trenches for cooling. cleanse with washing soda, then lye. Skim milk when acidity rises, not after curdling.
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Orange Judd
Butter Box For Summer Refrigeration Prototype
A Farm and Home note describes a two-box butter cooler for hot weather. Two odorless wood boxes form a nested unit with corner notches to prevent movement and a one inch air gap. The setup holds 20 pounds of butter and can transport solid butter in a wagon through a 90 degree day.
Advantages of Irrigation in Arid Regions
The irrigated area is expanding rapidly, especially in arid regions. Irrigation is essential where rainfall is scarce, and even where rain is reliable it reduces storage needs. When water is needed, crops must be provided for or they are lost, and droughts occur even in well watered areas. Over time such failures will be rare.
Rosa Bonheur Heiress Anna Klumke Plans Biography
Miss Anna Klumke, Rosa Bonheur's heiress, prepares a published biography from notes and letters. The Brooklyn Eagle notes Arbuckle helped arrange Bonheur contact, leading to a lifelong artistic friendship and Klumke collecting material for a life of the artist.
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Anna Klumke
Harvard Astronomer Seeks Ninth Moon of Saturn
Prof Pickering of Harvard plans a summer search for Saturn s ninth moon using the Yale telescope at Yerkes and published diagrams to locate its position on any night He will also visit Echo Mountain to study Jupiter s satellites and atmosphere conditions in southern California for further confirmation of his findings.
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Prof
Pickering
Harvard
Saturn
Profesor Pickering
Harvard Observatory
Yerkes Observatory
Aregulpa
Peru
Jupiter
Echo Mountain Observatory
California
Question on cost mud heap and brick in an English school
A classroom exchange shows a boy asking a puzzling moral question about ducking when a brick is thrown, while a voter list in Hop names Hays to the assistant overseer role. The text notes self appointment as overseer and self payment of salary from guardians' precepts.
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Hop
Hays
Champion Chimney Feller
Thomas Kidney a Leeds steeplejack proclaims himself the world’s chimney felling champion and reports bringing down his 106th chimney at age 70 He says he will retire after demolishing 20 more chimneys in his long career
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Thomas Kidney
Leeds
Mr. Kidney
A Successful Salesman on the New England Coast
A wandering salesman spends days along the New England coast and regroups at the Village hotel. He later encounters a grizzled fisherman mending nets and asks if the water is for sale. The tale ends with a remark about his supposed business the previous night.
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New England
Ward
Ountegiase
Prince Hohenlohe Praises California Wines In New York Visit
During a recent trip to New York Prince Hohenlohe lauded California red wines for their purity. The tale includes a Berlin vintner accused of chemical wine and a court verdict, plus a chemist’s note on potash in red wine.
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Prince Hohenlohe
New York
America
Berlin
Fragmented 1900s Notices Blend of Ads and Quotes
A garbled OCR reel mixes travel fare notes to Boston via Lake Shore and Michigan Southern with returns via New York, late 19th to early 20th century ads for Allen's Foot, Dr. Kline's nerve restorer, and assorted quips from Washington Star and Cincinnati Enquirer. It also mentions a Leap Year girl and Matrimonial matches tied to money boxes.
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Boston
Lake Shore
Michigan
Feketson
New York
L. F. Vosbur
Cari Bt
Chicago
G Daly
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