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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1886
Page
4
In American Agriculturist August issue H Leland notes restocking inland streams supports trout growth and explains gentle transfer to headwaters to avoid shock. He shares a mother’s bedside hobby ideas using a poke stick to engage a recovering child with world pictures, keeping spirits up as a healing aid.
Last week we hinted at what to do with surplus tomatoes. Now we add guidance on other fruits to preserve, noting that home made preserves meet demand. Use ripe fruit, plenty of sugar, thorough cooking, and proper closures. Store cold and cover surface with jelly to prevent mold.
Farmers face a busy August with holiday plans for the family peaking as crops near harvest. Turnips and Swedes promise markets, early seeding to grass helps winter readiness, draining swamps and soil improvement feature amid dry weather.
The article argues that growing a few varieties of currants and other small fruits costs little and requires modest effort. It notes canning extends harvests into winter, saving money versus buying dried fruit, and that surplus fruit can be sold at nearby villages for better returns than city markets. The piece emphasizes that women will manage the fruits if given the opportunity.
The verdict unani mous that Electric Bitters cure liver kidney and blood diseases. W D Sult a druggist in Bippus Ind testifies the remedy gives relief in every case and Abraham Hare of Bellville Ohio confirms it as the best selling medicine he has handled in 20 years. Hallum Yamrick Co's Drug Store offers bottles at fifty cents.
Milledgeville Chronicle questions the value of long cuffs on shirts claiming they dirty easily and serve mainly tradesmen and washerwomen. The letter argues fitness and usefulness of clothing should reflect practicality, not fashion, urging readers to consider daily work implications.
Fragmented OCR text describes a medical patent remedy claim from Braneienw ReguLator Co. Atlanta. It includes a testimonial from Mrs. W. E. Srennine of Ridge Georgia claiming cure from dyspepsia and womb ailments and references a free treatise on Woman. The rest is a disjointed dialogue about dreams and prison anecdotes.
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