Minister Discourses on Wife's Illness and Tanlac
Former pastor A H Sykes of Nashville praises Tanlac as a powerful remedy for his wife’s ten month stomach and nervous troubles. He credits the medicine with rapid relief enabling her to sit up and assist at home, predicting full recovery soon. Tanlac is advertised through druggists.
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A. H. Sykes
Watkins Park Presbyterian Church
Nashville
Tenn
Tanluc
Tanlee
Chickens Die After Fireworks Fireworks Eat Chickens
A Montreal family Herald report notes in West Avon Conn that Marcellus Bennison’s chickens died after ignited fireworks, revealing exploded shells found in a post mortem. The incident is attributed to misdirected patriotism and the explosive culprits.
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West Avon
Conn
Marcellus Bennison
Marcellus
Montreal Family Herald
Is This the Place You Go to See About Divorces
A street-side boot shine stand owner Grazi ano in a county area directs a weary seeker to find a lawyer for divorce. The dialogue hints at local attitudes and the need for legal aid. The quoted exchange from the New York Times mirrors the era's social views on matrimony and separation.
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Leonard Graziano
Graziano
Leodiard
New York Times
Road With No Road AvuSe Landmark Emerges
A fragment notes a paradoxical site titled AvuSe describing a road that has no road. The brief hints at a local quirk or landmark recognized in the area.
Red Top the Rooster Dismisses Friendly Fakes on Farm
On the farm Red Top the Rooster argues against false friendliness and vanity. Crown Rooster questions his crowing while Red Top defends honest thoughts and practical work as he recites lessons from feather curling to chicken welfare.
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Daddy
Crown Roester
Red Tap
Crown Easter
Enon
Crown Rooster
Red Top
Chad
Cam
Crown
Tino
Riddles and Clues Prompting Poetic Hints
A terse set of wordplay prompts questions about an American poet connected to a bone man. It asks when it is easiest to read in the woods, mentions autumn leaves, and notes summer slipping away with evening mist. It ends with a riddle about a candy whose name parts imply purchase in packs and a meaning to fall. Gauin drops.
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Longfellow
Gauin
Poultry Care Essentials for Growing Chicks
USDA specialists emphasize clean coops, constant feed and water, shade, and free range for healthy growth. The article outlines weekly coop cleaning, lice control, and a grain mix of cracked corn, wheat, and hulled oats, plus green feed like lawn grass and cabbage to sustain chicks through growing weeks.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Division of Publications
Small Flock in Backyard Could Yield Many Eggs
Poultry specialists from the United States Department of Agriculture say a backyard flock can produce at least 10 dozen eggs per hen per year. With two hens per person, families reach about 20 dozen annually, roughly halfway between farm and city consumption. To provide one egg per day per person, two hens must lay 183 eggs per year.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Not Untouched by Sorrow
Emily Margaret a six year old Columbus girl with straight blond hair says she knows sorrow when she sees a dark curly haired girl. She challenges a Sunday school lesson comparing war torn children to her own blessings and tells the teacher she cries at every dark curly hair she sees.
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Emily Margaret
Columbus
Miss Blank
Indianapolis News
Canada Fisheries Industry Salaries Jobs and Output
The Canadian fish products from both coasts yielded 26 153 644 dollars in the previous year. The industry employs roughly 80 000 to 100 000 people, with about 70 000 in sea fisheries, around 10 000 in freshwater fisheries, and the rest in canning and preparation for market.
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Canada
All Paid Tribute to Guest Pastor Narrates Town Farewell
In New England a family recalls a longtime guest pastor who moved to new fields of labor. The household lauds him as the best pastor and expresses sorrow at his departure. They commend his cheerful company, patience, cooking, and gentle disposition. The grandmother notes she will miss him dreadfully and praises his skill at catching moth millers.
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New England
Philadelphia Ledger
And They Did
Two brothers Bob and Jimmy, still in knickerbockers, say prayers each night as they climb to bed. They play hard all day and fall asleep after prayers, with Bob noting a predicted big storm earlier that night.
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Bob
Jimmy
Jem
Local Liquor Row Ends With Fatal Car Wreck
A car carrying a drunken man sped from a liquor house and crashed, leaving debris and a body recovered from the wreckage. The incident prompted removal to a satin lined box and floral funeral preparations as described by Walton News.
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Walton
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