A Lesson In HOSE Adide Sith Hank 608 I8ES
Classified advertisement listing hose and hosiery bargains. Includes Ladies' Hose seam in back in black Cordova, men’s handkerchiefs, and weekly paper bargain on 40 to 50c per pound box paper at reduced prices.
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Cordova
Birthday observance for Judge John Handley at Handley Schools
Students observe Handley birthday with classes across John Handley Schools. English History and civic education mark the anniversary with appropriate exercises and stories highlighting Judge Handley’s life.
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Handley
John Handley
Woman Recovers After Avoiding Operation With Pinkham Product
A California woman describes years of suffering and multiple doctors advising surgery. She credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relief during the Change and recovery, allowing her to do her own work and even walk miles. She offers to share her story and name for validation.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
J. H. Meyer
South Orange St
Orange
California
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Professor Susan Cunningham of Swarthmore College Dead
Mrs. E. Caroline Branson learns of the death of her sister Professor Susan J. Cunningham a long time mathematics professor at Swarthmore College from heart failure Sunday night in Swarthmore Pennsylvania. She was born in Fallston Maryland and was a prominent figure among the Friends society. Funeral held at Swarthmore with burial at Fallston.
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E. Caroline Branson
South Main Street
Susan J. Cunningham
Swarthmore Pe
Swarthmore College
Miss Cunningham
Fallston
Swarthmore
Winchester
Friends
Better Stock Movement Guides Dairy Cooperation
Dairy farmers in Harrison county Indiana embrace better sires through fractional ownership of bulls to gain economical access to purebreds. USDA notes three Hart County dairymen adopting the practice in one day, highlighting wider mating choices and faster grading progress. The piece discusses local co operative bull associations as a scalable, beneficial union of interests.
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Harrison County
Ind
United States Department of Agriculture
Hartieon County
Co-Operative Bull Association
Cut Down Big Milk Losses Investigates Transportation
A United States Department of Agriculture dairy division probe examines milk losses from souring transit theft and leakage. The study seeks improvements in farm to city transport, in transit protection, and refrigerator car efficiency to lower prices for consumers and raise farmer returns.
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Dairy Division
United States Department of Culture
Importance of Dairy Barn on Farm Operations
The dairy barn is described as a principal factor in dairy farm operation. The piece notes rising interest in barn construction due to recognized variability in barn impact and increasing building costs, with dairymen and farmers paying more attention to barn design than before.
Hay Essential for Calf Growth and Digestion
Hay is essential to calf health and growth. Roughage keeps the stomach distended and aids digestion. Without hay a calf cannot perform its best in growth and hay should always be available.
High priced land possible from dairying yield
Dairying can sustain soil fertility and high yields, supporting the notion that land values rise with productive dairy farming. The evidence suggests dairy activity maintains soil fertility and fosters strong returns on valuation.
Centralization of Federal Power Draws Debate in Roanoke Editorial
The Roanoke World-News editorial, echoed by Richard Evelyn Byrd and the Richmond News Leader, argues that rising centralization risks overburdening federal courts and eroding public respect for law. It calls for decentralization, warning that unchecked power may threaten liberty and efficient administration.
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the Times
Uae
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Richmond News
Cyprus
Emeral
Treasury Department
Prohibition
Kramer
Richmond
Menhach
Call for United Action Against Overbearing Federal Centralization
A fragmented discussion urges a strong central agreement to curb federal overreach. Advocates argue fewer duties for the federal government and more governance by states, warning against excessive centralization and seeking efficient, balanced administration.
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Coudler
United Commercial Travelers Plan February Banquet
Shenandoah Council No 206 of United Commercial Travelers will hold a meeting at Rouss Hall on February 2 at 6 pm. After initiation a banquet will be served with addresses by prominent speakers Mrs Evans and others. A vot banquet and dance will follow at Roads Hall with many members expected.
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United Commercial Trey Shince
America
Rouss Hall
Caarepey Nl
Fur —Feasallegs
Nusveyt
Evans
Doctor Fahrney’s Chronic Disease Study Inquiry
In a terse 19th century style note from Iagerstown Maryland a correspondent asks Dr Fahrney for help diagnosing a chronic disease form and guidance. The message seeks the doctor’s name and address for contact.
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