Fodder Field Tales From Old South Farm Note
The narrator recalls fodder pulling days in Pike County with humor and danger. He recounts hooking a team, pursuing a mischievous pup, and being chased by coachwhip snakes while the dogs and neighbors join the chase. Dick Holland and the Pucketts figure in the wild escape from the field.
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Dick Holland
Texas
Jand
Beautifying and Protecting Parks In Atlanta and Beyond
Urban beautification and park expansion are urged to boost tourism and trade. Atlanta’s climate and beauty are highlighted with North Avenue’s park as a model, advocating wider streets, trees, flowers and fountains to attract visitors and boost prosperity. The piece links city charm to economic gain and health, urging a broad park system and better street planning.
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Pup
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Shredding Naked Corn Stalks Reaps Feed Harvest
Farmers weigh the benefit of shredding corn stalks after harvest to produce roughage. An experiment station reports five acres yielded 9,000 pounds of shredded feed, eaten well by horses, mules, and cattle, offering a viable winter forage alternative if a shredder is available.
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Tracy
Redding
Old Georgia memories and longing for better days
A longtime correspondent writes of receiving letters that comfort him despite rheumatism, recalling Georgia figures, early friendships, and the era before modern tech. He laments isolation in old age, reflects on travels to Athens, and recalls life in the 19th century, including cotton packing, sugar types, and simple pleasures.
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John Grant
Dan Hughes
Jack Brown
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Dr. Church
Ann Waddell
Rosa Pringle
Tom Norwood
Emory
Bishop Key
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Spake
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Goulding
Ingles
Shakespeare
Watch Your Kidneys Heal with Stuart's Gin and Buchu
An old health advert warns kidney complaints begin with chills and back pain, then affect the bladder and urine. It claims Stuart's Gin and Buchu cures feverish symptoms, backache, rheumatism, dropsy, and other kidney troubles, with safety for all ages and $1 price by mail order.
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Weathering gloom and hunger in Bill Arp’s letter from Alabama
In a reflective letter Bill Arp recalls hunger and strange delicacies once enjoyed, notes his Alabama friend’s sadness from lost companions and appetite, and laments the dreary weather. He urges calm, gratitude, and consideration for the less fortunate, while recalling a child who slept on straw with a door laid over him. The piece ends with lament on missing sunshine after four rainy days.
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Alabama
Cobe
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