After Baby Was Born Health Restored by Vegetable Compound
Letters praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a safe restorative for new mothers. Testimonials from Mrs. Charles Vaughn and others claim improved strength, reduced back pain, and regained energy after childbirth, with offers to send a free private text on women’s ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Vaughn
Olney
Lil
Baltimore
Lydia E. Pinkham
Loretta B. Simons
S. Bernard Ave
Lydia
Allentown, Pd
WM. Steckel
Eliger St
Allentown, Pa
Sunstroke in Horses in Heat and Fast Work
Article explains sunstroke in horses from heat or fast work. Symptoms include loss of consciousness, slow breathing and pulse, and strategies: remove harness, shade and prop the horse, apply cold water or ice, offer small sips of cool water, give whiskey in water, sponge and rub dry, ensure fresh air. Also applies to heat exhaustion from overdriving.
Public sale of desirable city property at Winchester Virginia
A decree in Amanda Cook vs Philip Chase et al directs a public auction at Winchester Court House on Saturday August 12 1922 at noon. The lot near the W&E Depot fronting East Piccadilly Street 40 feet by 87 feet includes a seven room brick residence. Terms require one third cash and two equal annual installments secured by deed of trust and insurance. sale conducted by Special Commissioner M M Lynch. auctioneers Duvall and Dunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Court
Winchester
Virginia
Amanda Cook
Philip Chase
Court House
East Piccadilly Street
Swordfish features and coastal fishing notes
The swordfish, allied to the mackerel, reaches 12 to 15 feet commonly and up to 20 feet. It has a long upper jaw or sword about three tenths of its length, bluish black above and silvery white below, with ventral fins absent. Neapolitan and Sicilian fishermen trade this fish for its palatable flesh.
Injury to Trees Noted In Extensive Experiments At Geneva Station
Extensive experiments tested various dusting materials on trees to control scale insects. Results show moisture aided distribution but caused severe leaf burn with sulphides and related compounds while dry lime sulphur caused less damage. living insects persisted beneath heavy deposits.
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Geneva Station
Font Wat
Xough
How to use lead arsenate in fruit spraying
The Illinois Horticultural Society warns dry lead arsenate can be economical but may yield poor results if overused. Make a creamy mixture before spraying by sifting into water and stirring. Check sediment in the tank often to ensure full material reaches the nozzle.
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Illinois Horticultural Society
Better Quality of Fruits from Fertilizer Use
An orchard fertilizer guideline notes two pounds of nitrate of soda and six pounds of acid phosphate per tree can double fruit yield and improve quality. Phosphate should be dug in under branch spread while nitrate can be spread on the ground. Cost per tree is under 20 cents, with material available from fertilizer dealers.
Mulch and Cultivate for New Orchard Trees
Advice on saving newly planted peach trees during drought urges heavy mulch with stable manure and regular cultivation. Readers are told to protect young trees as they establish growth and to remove risks of death by keeping soil moist and weed-free.
Latham Raspberry Demand Surges at Nurseries
The Latham raspberry crop is in high demand this year with nurseries reporting strong sales and inventory nearly exhausted. Growers note widespread interest and rapid turnover across outlets.
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Latham
Watchword of Success in Fruit Growing
A fruit grower credits a big sprayer and a little prayer as the key to successful harvests. The item emphasizes practical tools and personal faith guiding modern orchard work.
Dissipation for Peon in Costa Rica Gala Day Visit
On Sunday the whole family travels to the nearest village for a gala day likely featuring a religious festival in the morning. the afternoon is for visits by women and children, while men linger at the general store or post office. If flush, he treats himself to evaporated milk, drank from a nail-hole as if champagne.
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Costa Rica
Insects Show Tool Use In Clever Food Foraging
A strange report from G Harbor Washington describes insects digging a food cache by tamping earth with a pebble seized from their surroundings. The tale suggests insect intelligence rivals early human tool use and notes stolen honey from local hives.
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G Harbor
Wash
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Harry Bryant
John
Frederick County
Chamber of Commerce
F. Burley, Jr
Winchester Fair
Scott Grant
Sam Byers
Bob Smith
Cather
Frederick and
Clarke Counties
Moline Plow Company
C. E. Babb
Henry Myers
Paper Mill
M. M. Lynch
Duvall & Dunn
J. B. Beverley
City of
Havergal
Andy
Westmoreland Davis
Washington
Davis
Richmond, Virginia
Atlantic City
Sea Isle City
Ocean City
Wildwood
Baltimore & Ohio
National
South Main Street
Meee
Hamburger’s
N. Main St
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