Gentlemen pledge against spirituous liquor in Augusta 1844
We, whose names are hereunto annexed, form a society for mutual benefit to guard against pernicious practice injurious to health and families. We pledge to abstain from spirituous or wine and cider drinks. Augusta Georgia July 27 1844 notices refer to volumes and pricing for copies.
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The Potato Culture Rules and a Near Death Experience
An 1850s agricultural note argues best potato yields come from large tubers in dry seasons and grass-turned sod in June with careful top-dressing and wide cultivation. A long narrative then recounts a near death and revived willpower episode, detailing a coffin moment and return to life.
Herbal remedy for hoarseness from radish infusion
A historic remedy prescribes infusing one dram of freshly scraped house radish root in four ounces of water in a close vessel for two hours, then mixing into a syrup with double its weight in vinegar. A tea spoonful is said to soothe hoarseness and has reportedly never failed.
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