Favorite Prescription Praised By Women In Personal Endorsements
A historical set of testimonials extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as effective for women during motherhood and menopause. Mrs. E. W. Jones and Mrs. J. Le Sandridge recount relief from nervousness, hot flashes, and other disturbances, urging other women to try the remedy.
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Pierce
Baighis
E. WW Jones
St. Fae
Harlotteevilley Vas
Pienge
J. LE Sandridge
West St
Christmas Eve service draws large crowd in village church
Rest notes describe a successful Christmas Eve program at the village church with a very large crowd and various Sunday school performances. Several local families are listed visiting relatives and hosting gatherings during the holiday period, including Feagan, Kenny Roberts, Colston, Snapp, and Mouldin families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Feagan
Kenny
Roberts
Dorothy
Randop Colston
Summits Point
VioVa
Myrtlé
Saint Mir
Une Cooper
Feag Kenneth
Feagan
Mer John Barbour
Martini
Walter Winchester
Lehew
C .Mouldin
Lelia Payne
Maurice Snapp
Ethel
Frances Mouldin
Winchester
Walter Flowery
Louisa Hinton
Pikeside
Yer
Pike ‘Side
Reg Hes
Bertha
France Carter
Gerardstown
Wy, Va
Nellies
Virginia Lupton
Apple Rie Ridge
Puesday
Thss
Hha Peagan
Hares Dunn
Ridgeway
Frida
Oder No. Pees Church
Grace Schlack
Washington
Grasshoppers turn poultry feed in North Dakota
North Dakota farmers gain insect control and income as grasshoppers are reduced by flocks of turkeys and guineas. At the state agricultural college trials, these fowl consume millions of grasshoppers, with early season growth and later market conditioning benefiting farmers, while old turkeys sustain a new generation of birds to keep fields clean.
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North Dakota
State Agricultural College
Wairie
Greaves
The
Agricultural College
Field Corps
Fragmented notes on plowing depth and operator judgement
The text discusses best practice in plowing depth selection, stressing operator experience, judgment, and adaptation to field conditions. It mentions terms like Carmag Andrew Tiass and F eMET ieee, with unclear references and scattered phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jude
Andrew Tiass
Femet Ieee
Rilit Bette
Sheep consumption by animals affects farm weeds and profits
The article notes that certain animals may eat more weeds and shrubs than others and discusses how sheep are kept on farms for weed control and profit. It mentions that some factors affect whether sheep are kept and how profitable they may be, with a focus on weed management and farm practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viepali Bet
Cerint
Winchester Man Praises Doan’s Kidney Pills After Years Of Relief
A Winchester farmer T Ritenour recalls kidney trouble in 1909 and credits Doan’s Kidney Pills with freeing him from back pain and kidney complaints. He reaffirms satisfaction in 1919, noting strong kidneys and good back health. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tella
W. E. Curry
St. the
Ind
Uae
Foley
Ritenour
Telly
Winchester
T. “Ritenour
N. Kent Sty
Doan
Poan
Doen
Undated fragment with garbled names and tales
Scrambled OCR fragment describes cheerful old age, Lapland wine, a Gypsy band traveling by wagon, fortune telling, and a brief note on wealth. Many names and places are unclear, with broken phrases about aging and countryside life. The text lacks a coherent event or outcome.
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Elerre
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P. C. Neidemyer
Gov. Main and Water Sts
Albert N. Sawyer
Berryville
Valley Avenue
Star
Boyce
Jaka-Kola Corporation
Inchester
Aicway
J. Leonard
Civil Service
Equitable
Washington, D. C
M. M. Bailey Care H.R. Bryarly & Uro
J. M. Hott
N. Braddock
Enoughtown Pike
J .M. Hott
Miss Schmidt
Evans Hotel
Winchester Milling Cor
Pillsbury
Omar
Oug City
Pligme
Wees
J. Joseph Sullivan
A. B.S., Inc
Shubert
Prg
Jack
Virginia
America AN
T. J. Allen
Jean Errofy
Guinea
Utah
Ryan & Orndoff
Court House
Wigginton
Gine Walit
Foley’s
Foster-Milburm Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Perseptin Chemical Co
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Ing ‘House
Farmers & Merchants Nat
Wincaster
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