Curious Cuckoos and Free Medical Advice Compared
The article likens free medical advice offers to cuckoos, noting they lack qualified physicians and stressing Dr. Pierce of Buffalo as a trusted authority. It highlights his thirty years treating women and claims a high cure rate, inviting sick women to consult by letter at no cost with confidential responses.
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Thos
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Buffalo
N.Y
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J. Newton Hathaway
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Advice to farmers on cotton planting and planning in Georgia
A 1690 Atlanta column warns farmers to pause before planting. It urges balancing cotton with other crops, restoring self-sufficiency, and planning supplies for both livestock and family needs. It argues for prudent cotton acreage, notes economic shifts, praises rising grain and cattle farming, and gives planting and harrowing guidance for a strong stand.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Bomisy
Tals
O. B. Sizven
Conan Eslonor
Corn Smut Remedies and Stock Breeding Tips
The article discusses corn smut a widespread fungus affecting ears and other parts with galls and spores, noting no satisfactory cure yet and offering partial control via early removal of galls and a dubious copper sulfate method. It also covers stock-breeding advice advocating purebred sires, cooperative buying, and improved breeds to boost beef dairy and wool yields.
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State Agricultural Department
Athenium Annual Meeting Elects Officers and Bylaws
Col Moses G. Michael unanimously elected president at the Athenium annual meeting attended by over eighty members. Capt J H Rucker named vice president, T W Reed secretary, F A Lipscomb treasurer. The group kept liquor ban, adopted new constitution and by laws, and admitted Law and Senior classes of the University of Georgia as members. An annual banquet approved and budget to be set tonight.
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Phinizy
T. W. Reed
Moses G. Michael
F. A. Lipscomb
Michael
J. H. Rucker
T.W. Reed
Messrs
Billups Phivizy
J. Y. Caribera
J. F. Hart
W. P. Briggs
W. D. Griffeth
Athenium
University of Georgia
Board of Governors
London Press Waxes Wrathy Over Boer Successes
London dispatches report continued Boer activity southeast and southwest of Blomenfontein with raids and mobility. Bra bant's forces lack coordinated contact as 2,000 to 5,000 colonists defend a strong line. Lord Roberts has 35,000 mounted men. news remains scarce and discouraging.
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London
Blomenfontein
Irish Rifles
Rouxville
Alival
Brabant
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