Mari on Peterson cured by Williams Pink Pills for Pale People
In Illinois a 58 year old veteran, crippled since 1861 with sciatic rheumatism and tremors, regained health after taking Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People for six months. He previously endured years of pain, shaking, and dependency, but now writes vouchers, tends the farm, and enjoys renewed mobility. The article credits the pills for his recovery and notes sale details.
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Monroe Peterson
Johnson City
Ill
Peterson
Ilias
Board of Pension Examiners
Ashe
Michigan
My. A.D
John I
Kopp
Justice of the Peace
Williams
Willliams
Ivory Box Moral Tale for Life Lessons
A teacher gives a Arabian princess an ivory box to open after a year. Inside is a rust spot and a parchment urging that neglect stains character. the lesson urges placing virtue in life to keep one's soul pure, like a jewel that remains sparkling.
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Chicago
Chrysanthemum City and Confucius Mentioned Flower
An ancient Chinese city name translates to Chrysanthemum City and Confucius long before Christ spoke of the noble flower that draws worldwide admiration in certain seasons.
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China
Confucius
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Promises Fast Healing
A promotional note claims DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve cures sores ulcers and piles when applied as directed. It touts a magic like response and credits Dr. W. A. Wricurt in the endorsement.
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W. A. Wricurt
Tutt's Pills Claim Cure All Liver Ills
An old newspaper item promotes Tutt's Pills as a universal remedy for liver ailments. The text includes garbled OCR and repeated phrases, with scattered capitalization and stray characters across the column. No verifiable names or dates are clearly readable.
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Tutt
Value of Corn Stalks for Fodder and Saving Methods
Farmers urged to repurpose corn stalks as cattle fodder using shredding and curing methods. Tests from Georgia and Maryland stations show shredded stalks provide comparable nutrition to corn meal and outperform wheat straw in fertilizing value. Full plan covers gathering, shredding, and storage without silos, plus economic gains and labor savings.
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Georgia Experiment Station
Iowa Station
United States
Bulletin of the
Maryland Experiment Station
College Park
State Agricultural Department
Pickling beef and curing pork with noted recipes
A farmer’s guide details beef pickling steps from cutting and salting to brine curing and pressing. It covers ham and shoulder curing, smoking times, and safety like boiling dips to kill fly eggs. Additional recipes include spice flavored brine and side meat preservation methods.
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Georgia
Smoking Tips Highlight Value of Careful Preparation
A State Agri bulletin notes that proper pickling and careful smoking keep losses to a minimum while allowing flavor to develop without overheating.
Fertilizing and care for a young peach orchard
A State Agricultural Department guidance advises that turning under last summer’s pea vines helps but cannot replace proper fertilization. Apply 400 pounds per acre of a mix of 890 pounds acid phosphate 800 pounds kainit and 400 pounds cottonseed meal near trees in early spring, then keep a clear 4 to 4½ foot circle free of vegetation and mulch with peas and fall plowings as described.
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State Agricultural Department
Canada
America
San Jose
Georgia
Bermuda Pasture Benefit From Deep Plowing And Manure
The State Agricultural Department advises hard packed Bermuda pasture greatly benefits from plowing and fertilizing. Apply six wagon loads of well rotted stable manure per acre and 20 bushels unleached ashes, then plow and cross plow with a scooter or bull tongue. If manure is unavailable use 400 to 500 pounds cottonseed meal per acre.
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Bermuda
State Agricultural Department
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U. S
Columbus, Kan
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
Sid Jeary
Paino Ajaijus
Ajaim
Sostasip Poipury
Somandurt
Mr. Nesbitt
South
J. D. Butler
Dunn
N. C
Commissioner of Agriculture
Bermudas
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