Man Testifies of Twenty Year Eczema Relief
The testimony of 65 people summoned by the Government in its investigation includes Mr. R. D. Harris of Jasper Mississippi who swore in a United States Court that he suffered eczema on his feet for 20 years and that Sul Ferro Sol relieved him. He described the remedy as absolutely effective and improved his condition. Details available by mail from The Receraton Co Montgomery Alabama for one dollar.
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Hong
Reet
R. D. Harris
Jasper
Mississippi
United States
Harris
Receraton ‘Co
Nek A. Montgomery
Ala
Vice President Attributes Ziron Iron Tonic Benefits
An executive explains how Ziron Iron Tonic aided his daughter after appendicitis surgery. The ad promotes Ziron as a scientifically formulated tonic to restore strength and energy, citing improved appetite and nerves after two weeks of use.
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Mecheeniane
Mac Team Bank
Graceville
Fla
Marvelous Puratone credited for lasting relief
Nashville resident Mrs. A L Pu6 says Pomeroy's Puratone cured lifelong stomach trouble and constipation. She reports improved appetite, no pain or dizzy spells, and freedom to eat cucumbers onions and radishes with no after effects. Puratone sold in Albany Somerville Decatur Falkville Flint and other towns.
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Pomeroy
A. L. Pu
Cedar Street
Fishing superstitions among California and Japanese fisheries
A summary of traditional fishing beliefs across cultures. California Indians held a spring dance for salmon and used a carved fish image to attract fish if they were slow to appear. Japanese fishermen practiced strict silence, even prohibiting women from speaking to avoid offending the fish. Among the Arms, the first catch was brought in through a window so remaining fish would not see.
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California
Race of Arms
Cruel drought ritual in South China districts
Report describes a brutal custom where villagers draw slips with a character and an iron lock. A man whose slip matches the lock writes must have a slit cut in his throat for the lock to pass through. He is blamed for drought and must wear the lock until rain comes, risking blood poisoning.
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China
Golden furze covers English hills in poet’s praise
The passage extols furze flourishing across English hills and commons. It describes the landscape as a golden undulation, a field of cloth of gold from certain viewpoints, with dawn and sunset enhancing its beauty. Leigh Hunt notes Linnaeus’s reaction to the shrub in bloom, praising its splendor.
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England
Sicenios
Linnaeus
Leigh Hunt
Birds Nutcracker Techniques Described By Experts
The text explains how nuthatches crack nuts by wedging them in tree bark crevices and picking them open. It notes woodpeckers use tails for support, while nuthatches climb with their tails pointed upward and emit a calling sound described as yank yank yank. The piece cites the American Forestry Association of Washington.
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Ameri Forestry Association of Washington
Culture in Bogota A Latin American Capital
Bogota, capital of Colombia, is described as a port of South America with rich tradition in art and poetry. The city hosts sculpture and local heroes, while science advances in archeology and natural history. A ruling class of Spaniards dominates a mestizo population in a highland climate at about 6000 feet.
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Bogota
Republic of Colombia
Boston
Latin America
Four In Hand Coach Replaced by Motor Cars on Scots Route
For over 60 years a famed four in hand coach with four aes horses and a scarlet coat traveled the Callander to Trossachs route. A new company has taken over the Trossachs hotel and is adding a fleet of motor cars, signaling the end of the historic coach era.
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Aes
Callander
Origin of the Word Canada
The origin of the word Canada is discussed as obscure with a prevailing view that anada or an Indian word meaning a village influenced Jacques Cartier. The text suggests Cartier misinterpreted a local term and the name may derive from Kebec meaning a strait near the St. Lawrence River.
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Canada
Jacques Cartier
St. Lawrence
Fragmented moral musings on meatless living and faith
The text presents a disjointed meditation on living without meat, mentioning vast crowds and Buddhist references. It hints at diets and beliefs but lacks coherent events or clear persons, places, or dates to anchor a news-style summary.
Surface pairings and efficiency figures in report
The note records a surface mating at 107 percent with an 14 0 percent value for iet of fi. It lists technical parameters and measurement context but lacks clear subject or outcome. Further clarification is needed to identify the equipment, process, and exact results.
Sandalwood Fragrance Description and Notes
Sandalwood is a fragrant wood from several East Indies species and other tropical regions. The scent repels insects from clothing stored in sandalwood chests. Once the wood loses its fragrance, there is no known method to restore it.
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East Indies
Gandalwood
Tribute to Beethoven Ends a Musical Century
Tribute notes that Beethoven reached a culminating point in instrumental music and could not be surpassed. It recalls that he began where earlier masters left off and records his death on March 26, 1827.
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Beethoven
Ludwig von Beethoven
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E. P. Kingsbery
Huntsville
Albany Drug
Severn
di’ Baste
Amy
Styias
iBank
Nashville
Sanitary Lawyer
Beales McGehee Furniture Co
Guy L. Echols
Prop
F. T. Adams
Albany Transfer Co
General Transfer Work
Moulton St
Albany
Furze
Cook Bros
Albany, Ala
Tarzan
Colombia
THE
Coca
Atlanta, GA
Decatur
Oxfords
Sheffer Salvage CO
Olshine’s Department Store
Cor. Bank and Church Sts
the Central National Bank
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