Punishing Nature and a Health Cure Promise
A curious editorial-like piece extols natural law and criticizes overindulgence while touting Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a health restore. It links digestion to vitality, cites patient anecdotes, and promotes medical advice and books from the Buffalo group. It also shifts to poultry incubators as a rising farming trend with optimistic investment notes.
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Pierce
Nate
Golden Medical Discovery
John Crozier
Morristown
Belmont Co
Ohio
Dr. Pierce
Incubator on the Farm Promises Greater Poultry Profits
Nellie Hawks outlines how farm incubators are increasingly seen as essential for better poultry and higher income. She notes artificial hatchery methods and improved chick rearing as key trends driving farmers toward profitability and independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Hawks
Eworld
Nebraska woman advises others to join incubator program
From a practical standpoint the incubator proved a wise investment for the author and she urges other women to enter. The message comes from a friend in Nebraska who reflects on personal gains and the reassurance to recommend the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friend
Nebraska
Early cabbage shipment departs Corpus Christi in December
The first cabbage of the season was shipped from Corpus Christi on December 22. The crop is not yet well headed, but within a week or two carloads will depart and train routes will soon follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corpus Christi
Seed pots and grafting notes from a southern horticultural column
Prof Kellogg notes Americans eat millions in strawberries yet few southern farmers grow them. the piece champions seed saving, individualized breeding, and new propagation methods. It describes a quick seed-pot system from a can, soil, and paper pots for transplanting without root disturbance and urges stopping nursery stock propagation in favor of proven performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg
South
National quarantine urged to curb harmful imported insects
The article argues for a federal hort icultural quarantine law as state measures are inadequate. It notes pests from abroad, including a costly impact on agriculture with an estimated 150 million dollars in annual losses from imports, and mentions the Diaspis amyedali scale insect resistant to common insecticides. It also cites consequences from killing birds and urges strict import controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
San Jose
Livery Stable Highlights Offer Fine Equipages and Horses
A GOOD LIVERY STABLE boasts the best classes in town for pleasure driving or business. It offers stylish equipages and superior, well fed horses on moderate terms by J.N. and S. W. House. R. H. Johnson displays new ladies watch chains and pins at the Postoffice building.
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J.N
S. W. House
R. H. Johnson
Postoffice
Quiet Rejection Amid Rich Social Ties
A Chicago Dispatch note muses on social class as a couple’s exchange reveals a proud woman rejecting a suitor not from uncertainty but because she knows the de Smythes' wealth. The piece laments how ease in happiness comes from reflecting on one’s own troubles.
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de Smythes
Chicago Dispatch
Cameron Drug Co Opens At New Stand In Cameron
Notice announces the transfer of J. F. Thompson drug stock to Cameron Drug Co. at the same stand next to the post office. W. H. Murdock will oversee the prescription counter. W. M. Thompson thanks patrons as the business changes hands.
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DeWitt Maxwell Field
James Major Benton Field
D. M. Field & Co
Milam
A. D
Austin
Texas
J. F. Thompson
W. H. Murdock
Cameron Dayg Co
Atore
Cameron Drug Co
Cameron
W. M. Thompson
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R.V. Pierce
The
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N.Y
World's di Msary Medical Association
District Court of the United States
Western District of Texas
Ilooker Hotel
Sap Depot
Tos. Henderson
Philosophy
JNO
M. Hefley
B. McLane
T. F. Hardy
First National Bank
Cameron, Texas
M. Hernry
J.C. Reese
Tom Stopies
T. F. Hanpy
Jim Coleman
North Henderson
ER. N. Shaw
D. W. W. Greer
E.8. Ferguson
M. D
E. 8. Ferguson
W. L. Luther
J. W Coleman
John Houston
John T. Coleman
F. Smith
W. L. Baird
Citizens National Bank
H. F. Smith
J.T. Sneed
Sal Streetman
J.T. Sneed, Jr
T. G. Sampson
Ray Exchange
Chicago
Roxa Tyler
Elinois Woman's Alliance
Chamberlain
T. Sisson
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