Swift's Specific Promises Cure for Catarrh and Blood Disease
An ad claims catarrh is a blood disease best treated by a blood remedy. Swift's Specific S S S is promoted as reaching deep seated illness, unlike sprays or washes. A Athens Georgia user testifies to recovery after two months, and the ad contrasts S S S with other remedies, noting it contains herbs and no mercury or potash.
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Chas. A. Parr
Athens
Swift
S. S.S
S.S. S
Swift Specific Co Ad Post 8 S. S. S. Blood Cure
Purely Vegetable. All others are founded on mercury and potash. Deep seated blood troubles yield to the curative powers of 8. S. S. Books on blood and skin diseases mailed free to any address from Swift Specific Co. Atlanta Ga.
Planting and cultivating onions celery and sweet potatoes
The article outlines onions prefer light loamy soil deeply worked with good manure, recommends commercial fertilizers with specific percentages, and suggests fall planting. Celery requires moist soil, heavy spring manuring, and careful bleaching and weeding. sweet potatoes thrive in sandy soil with deep preparation and range-wide fertilization. It also notes crop rotation and timing tips for optimal yields and discusses related practices for related vegetables. Field guidance includes irrigation if needed and careful root trimming before setting.
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Appy
State Agricultural Department
Georgia corn culture adapting to climate and soil
The Georgia climate and soil differ greatly from Iowa, requiring wider rows and fewer stalks per hill. On uplands use 5 foot bedded rows, plow deep but not bring subsoil up, plant in water furrows and apply 200 pounds of fertilizer per acre with 7 percent phosphoric acid, 6 percent potash, and 4 percent ammonia in March.
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Questiox
Atlanta Weekly Constitution
South Carolina
Rana
Georgia
State Agricultura Department
Iowa
Iowa Prairies
Cherokee
Grafting Wax Formulas And Whitewash Recipe
A practical guide from the State Agricultural Department detailing grafting wax options using beeswax tallow rosin or rosin beeswax tallow ratios, plus a whitewash recipe from unslaked lime salt and hot water. Includes tips for hardness, sun protection, and color adjustments for farm buildings.
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State Agricultural Department
Ophthalmia in Cattle Ailments and Home Treatment
The State Agricultural Department explains ophthalmia in cattle is usually due to cold exposure and may signal a broader disease. If only eye inflammation is present, bathe eyes daily with a zinc sulfate and lead acetate solution plus opium tincture belladonna extract and boiled water. If a white film forms, apply nitrate of silver diluted in boiled water each morning and night until it disappears.
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Middle
Georgia
State Agricultural Department
Methods to keep eggs through winter
The article explains multiple approaches to storing eggs for many months. It warns that only fresh eggs work and suggests placing eggs in September or October to sell at Christmastime. Methods include lime-salt water, linseed oil and sand, or a beeswax olive oil coating for long preservation.
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Agricultural Department
Washington
State Agricutural Department
Dr Miles Heart Cure Promises Cure for Weak Hearts
A Milwaukee reader recounts relief from neuralgia of the heart after using Dr Miles Heart Cure. The ad cites heart disease warnings, urges early treatment, and states the remedy offers relief from pains, breathlessness, and spasms. It claims one in four have a weak heart and promotes a guarantee with a free book from Dr Miles Medical Co.
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John van Denburgh
Mt. Vernon Ave
Milwaukee
Miles
B. R. Hutchinson
18Th Street
Clarence
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
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Iral
Savannah
Central of Georgia Railway
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New York
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Boston
Merchants and Miners
Baltimore
J.C. Halle
Agt
Mr. Nesbitt
Egee
DR. Hathaway & CO
Siz National Banks
United States
Otice
Annals of Medicine
BR. Hathaway & CO
South Broad St
Atlanta, Ga
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