Dr Pope's Opinion on Cotton, Rain, and Legislation
Dr. Pope writes from Hoyte Texas in December 1914 discussing local climate shifts with higher rainfall compared to 45 years earlier. He argues against cot ton production limits, cites legislative failures, and notes Congress favored banking and labor while removing tariffs on farm products.
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Nervous wreck praises Peruna tonic in letters
Mrs. Frank RF D Appleton Wis says three bottles of Peruna restored sleep appetite and strength after months of weakness and poor health. She reports better color and weight and endorses Peruna as a superior tonic. Mr Charles Brown Rogerville Tenn also endorses the remedy.
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Strength and farming advice from a Milam letter
In a Milam County letter, Thomas A. Pope urges farmers to diversify crops and self-sustain, raising meat and vegetables to cut grocery costs. He endorses farming groups meeting to plan next year’s crops, cites improved roads by Will Ross and Jim Terry, and notes area merchants stocking Xmas goods despite wartime talk.
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Will Ross
Jim Terry
Thomas A. Pope
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