Seed Time and Health Restoration Emulsion
The text compares farming to health care and stresses planning before action. It argues soil enrichment and timely planting prevent losses, and urges early treatment of wasting tissue with Scott's Emulsion which nourishes and rebuilds the body when regular foods fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elieate
Scott
Milam County Abstract Company Formed in Texas
Milam County records show R. L. Tyson as president and secretary. the Milam Abstracts of Land 8 is listed with Wales Facilities noted in Sanderson Texas.
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Milam County Abstract Company, Incorporated
Sanderson
R. L. Tyson
Ete
Milam County
Texas
WALES
Copperhead in Maine Helps Confederate Ally After Civil War
A Maine man ostracised for opposing Lincoln's war hires aid to Confederate veterans. He later returns wealthy, funds the needy, and quietly assists his former commander, a Confederate colonel, before dying. The tale reflects wartime divisions and shifting loyalties in New England.
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North
Lincoln
Maine
The Damage Suit Industry Targets Railroads in Texas
A critical essay condemns a so called damage suit industry that exploits railroad crashes. It accuses lawyers of coercing families, suborning witnesses, fixing juries, and taking half of recoveries. The piece urges a reform to cap attorney fees at ten percent and protect the railroad industry.
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Texas
South
Lincoln
Georgia
Ft. Sumter
Johnson
Kirby
Smith
Magruder
Buzzard
Bar of
Editor's Appeal Seeks Help to Find Dr Byers' Lost Son
An editor's appeal urges central west newspapers to reprint a plea from Dr. Byers of Seeleyville Indiana to locate his six year old son Richmond Byers who vanished last May. A $500 reward is offered for information, with claims the boy may be on a houseboat or traveling with movers and junk dealers.
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Central West
8. L. Byers
Seeleyville
Ind
Wabash
Ohio
Mississippi
United States
Dr. Byers
Country Press
Richmond Byers
Byers
Civil War Tales From Maine Industry Leader
A Maine industrial leader with wartime experience claims only a few people knew the facts he relayed, describing a civil war story unlike any he has heard. The New York Sun quotes his caution about the story’s rarity and significance.
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United States
Maine
New York Sun
Temple of justice vow by Col KR and Cowart
Col KR and Cowart in Texas Farm and Ranch call for rising against disgraceful villainy and to scourge scoundrels from the temple of justice. The remarks frame a strong stance against corruption and demand accountability.
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Temple of Justice
Col. KR. & Cowart
Texas Farm and Ranch
Discovery of Yellow Fever Germ Prompts Remedies
The item notes the yellow fever germ has been discovered and contrasts it with the malaria germ. It advertises Dr King’s New Life Pills as the best remedy for diseases from malaria poison and constipation, priced 25 cents at Geo A Thomas & Sons Drug Store. Herald subscription listed at 1.00 per year.
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Electric Light Company
Everman
Tarrant County
Ft. Worth
LEROY
McLennan County
Waco
Fehring
Walling
Hill County
Italy
International & Greatrthern
Worth
North Texas
Y and Gehring
Gp&ta Texas Railroad
Hunter, Agp&ta
Palestine
Betty
Carlton J. Ball
Coun
W. Jenkins’ Sons
Kanity
Maxine
New England
Two Brother Publishers
Indiana
Wtsr
W. C. Lawson & Co
Waco, Texas
Frank S. Lesovsky
T. A. Robinson
R. D. Brown
C. H. Ruby
B. Stone
Cameron
The
Herald
Backstrom
Cheeves Bros
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