Blunt and Pointed Say Ings Colic Cure Advertisement
A curio column of aphorisms on human nature and friendship is followed by a product pitch urging readers to stock DeWitt's Colic and Cholera Cure for the upcoming green apple season. The piece blends moral maxims with a medical remedy endorsement.
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The Duchess Image of Mrs Hungerford in Irish Life
The piece discusses the writer known as the Duchess Mrs Hungerford explaining how the nickname arose from a ball anecdote. It notes her identity dispute in print and her biographical details including marriage, children, and her residence in a Bally town in Ireland.
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America
England
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Ireland
Ideal Panacea Dr King’s New Discovery Endorsed
Alderman James L. Francis of Chicago praises Dr King’s New Discovery as an ideal cough and lung remedy. Rev John Burgus of Keokuk Iowa, a Methodist minister of 50 years, also lauds its rapid relief. Trial bottles provided free at S B Burr Jr’s drug store.
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Chicago
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Twelve Reasons Why a Man Should Remain a Bachelor
A humorous list outlining twelve conditions under which a man should avoid marriage. It argues against proposals for selfish, unkind, frugal, childless, or unprepared men, urging bachelorhood if they fail to meet moral and financial readiness or are unwilling to disclose past life openly before marriage.
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R. T. Nessrrr
Crops and Fall Planting Advice From Mr Nessitt
Mr Nessitt discusses Georgia crops damaged by heavy rains and urges fall potato sowing of Veas and Millet on overflowed land. He cautions on cotton care, promotes fodder preservation, and outlines fall crop prep and seed, soil, and manure practices for improved yields. Nessary strategy includes tools upkeep and sowing timing.
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Bermuda
Georgia Crop Prospects Improve Despite Rain
July rains hurt some crops but early cotton stands good and yields look strong in southern counties. Corn remains abundant though bottom land damage from floods and oats failings noted. Cane and sorghum promise, fruit damaged by rain yet markets steady. stock conditions good with limited hog cholera and meat supply strong.
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Georgia
South Georgia
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