Augusta Society Pledges Total Abstinence From Intoxicants
A dated 1844 notice in Augusta Georgia shows signatories forming a society to abstain from spirituous or malt liquors, aiming to guard health and families. The document cites July 27 1844 and references volumes and pricing unrelated to the pledge.
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Potato Culture Rules and a Near-Death Account
An article section discusses potato farming methods based on season dry or wet, praise for turning sod and top-dressing with lime, and cautions about manures. It includes a long personal narrative of near death and revival, detailing a medical awakening, coffin episode, and return to life.
Hoarseness remedy from house-radish infusion
A traditional hoarseness remedy uses one dram of freshly scraped house-radish root infused with four ounces of water in a close vessel for two hours then strained into a syrup with double its weight in vinegar. A teaspoonful of the syrup is said to provide relief, with a few doses often never failing.
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