Cardus touted as remedy by Mrs McGill in Jonesboro Arkansas
Mrs A McGill of Jonesboro Arkansas describes a prior health breakdown and crediting Cardus with dramatic recovery. The testimony promotes Cardul as a valuable women’s tonic, with a Chattanooga Medicine Co address offered for further information and a 64 page home treatment booklet. Poem excerpts titled The Wind and the Rain accompany the page.
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Jonesboro
Ark
Mrs. A. McGill
Cardus
Heaven Stooped Under the Roof A Baby Born
Poem excerpt by Harriett Prescott Spofford reflecting on a newborn's fragile promise and the grave peril it faces, contrasting past joys with present fear and the tenderness of a mother’s love. The lines trace a child’s role as both hope and potential tragedy within a home.
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Harriett Prescott Spofford
Let Hier Out Lady Entering Kitchen Comical Strip
A comic panel shows a lady entering a kitchen and asking about a cook’s brother. An officer responds with a cautious, humorous line implying uncertainty about age while confirming the familial link.
The Tatler on Courtship and Squab Farming Practices
The piece describes squab farming with Belgian homers as top breeders. It details a male pigeon wooing persistently, initial rejection, and eventual pairing into a stable couple. It notes five squab pairs per year, eighteen days to hatch, and four weeks to market ready birds.
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Is. EB. Kilby
Keith, Jr
Smith
Cash
Wm. H. McKelroy
D. Woodruff
L. Galbraith
Asst
Cashier
Mrs. McGill
Reem
Wing
Appleton’s
the Tatler
Paint, Glass and Builders’ Supply Company
Anniston, Alabama
Chamber OF Commerce
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