Uncle Sams Book On Angora Goats Sparks Interest
Wesmsatoxy Feb 2 reports Uncle Sam's new guide on Angora goats aims to boost mohair production. It details breed traits, climate adaptability, and the economy from California to Oregon, noting strong demand, rising imports, and potential for large domestic flocks and profitable breeding.
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Sam
California
Eygou
Texas
New Mexico
Argoras
United States
Paina
George B. Goodall
Sapford
Turkey
Thin
J. B. Tavis
Davia
Ita Weis
Cape of Good Hope
Oregon
New York City
Bradford
England
Cape
Turkish Dominions
Packura
Chicago
Reyer Bacon
Watermelon Possibilities for Georgia Farmers
Georgia watermelons have long been valuable and could yield far more. The New York Evening Post outlines methods to use rind pulp seeds and juice to create pickles preserves vinegar syrup wine and even seed-based medicines. The Savannah News notes medical promise for seeds and Chinese preparation, urging scale use to boost revenue as Atlanta Journal echoes optimism for tapping forgotten possibilities.
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Georgia
New York Evening Post
Ilia
Savannah News
New England
Atlanta Journal
La Grippe Cured by Chamberlains Cough Remedy
A Winfield Indiana druggist B L Hewett credits Chamberlains Cough Remedy with curing a severe La Grippe attack in 1898 99. The ad extols the medicine as reliable against colds and pneumonia and mentions Hill Gre Drug Co Evang Pharmacy Hyans Pharmacy and Prickly Ash Bitters as sellers.
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B. L. Hewett
Winfield, IN
Grippe
Chamberlain
Gre Drug Co
Montana
DeWitt
Hyans Pharmacy
Insane Man Crafts His Pass Key to Escape
A patient at the Eastern Mo"pital for the Insane in Richmond escaped twice and revealed a detailed plan involving a homemade pass key. He forged a key from a vase knife and a file, studied the guard’s rounds, and timed an exit by unlocking doors with the concealed key. Superintendent Smith searched the bed, clothing, and room but could not locate the key, yet trusts it remains hidden within the patient’s reach.
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Richmond
Covcertird
Smith
Joow
Wort Wayne
Khis
Lefere
Superintendent Smith
New York Sun
I Wasn't Deaf I Yelled At Everyone In The Store
A grocer recounts losing a customer when he yelled at a deaf woman and then overcompensated, shouting at Mr Oldboy a loud greeting that angered him. He explains how his voice stayed pitched and caused accidental rudeness toward blind people and foreigners while he whispers to others in certain places.
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Sentinel
Lure the trip and rest at home with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
A fragmented notice promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to treat grip and prevent pneumonia, claiming thousands used it with no reported failures. It urges care with a claim that care follows a quick recovery and cites Hill-Orr Drug Co. as distributor. It also mentions Laxative Bromo Quinine Jets and refund policies.
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Chamberlain
Hill-Orr Drug Co
Eit Fallatooure
E. W. Grovn
Air Bature JSON
Cologne drinkers hide in plain sight at local drugstore
A Constitution reporter recalls a clerk describing women who drink cologne as a substitute for spirits. The clerk says some women buy large amounts weekly, dissolve it on sugar cubes, and ingest a perfumed alcohol misused as a drink, often with husbands supplying the bottle.
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Constitution
Artiel
Gwrson
Amun
Manila Population and Sugar Production Notes
The report notes Manila's population near 165000 and compares siluona proportions to U S cities of similar size. It mentions sugar making processes, New Orleans molasses loss, and a shipment bound for Cape Colony and Natal. It also references early locomotive use in the country around 181.
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Manila
United States
Louisiana
Panera
New Orleans
Recorgia Nurseries
Gape Colony
Natal
South Africa
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Uncle Sams
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DeWitt's Witsk
Cologie
Druccista
John
Warren
Tacriyaia
Fau
Vandiver
Vandiver Bros
Sory
Dean
Dean & Ratliffe
Christman
Osborne & Osborne
D. Anderson & Bro
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