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Newspaper
Fayetteville News
Location
Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1908
Page
2
A brief moral anecdote warns against engaging an angry man prematurely and suggests choosing a pleasant target for a calm conversation instead. The piece emphasizes restraint and choosing a constructive path when conflict seems likely.
Berlin Correspondence of the New York World reports a German warning to young men not to travel to the United States for clerical work. The piece notes limited demand, laws restricting foreign workers, and that wages often compare unfavorably to Germany after living costs. It contrasts shorter hours and better German labor protections with uncertain security for foreign employees in the U.S.
A collage of quoted reflections on faith, effort, love, and resilience. Notable voices include Milton, A G Singsen, Hudson Taylor, Kempis, Chapin, and George Macdonald. The pieces urge work, service, reliance on God, and enduring hope beyond human limits.
A seedy figure suggests a doorway opening as a quick path for a good man to enter the theatrical profession and the manager confirms the opportunity.
A fragmented dialogue hints at discomfort and memory tied to an old shoe and a short honey neon tour. The lines feature social banter about comfort, personal anecdotes, and a humorous or sardonic tone from unspecified speakers.
In a brisk exchange, Jim is asked what business he is in and replies diamond merchant. He then reveals he has just sold a substantial lot to the baseball team, signaling a notable new client and shift in fortunes for his trade.
Sheep notes urge annual fresh blood for flocks with Clover hay and turnips as base feed. Advise deep troughs for grain in lots, ensure salt and ample pure water. Signs of growing farm ambition include better stock and feeding, and increased manure use. question the link between feeding cows and crops.
Farmers' Home Journal notes sheep are valuable on every farm due to low maintenance, weed control, and soil benefits. They can revive barren hill pastures into profitable grass quickly, essentially paying for themselves each year.
Guidance covers preventing crowding of growing chicks, floor cleaning, sand bedding, whitewash, and culling cockerels for market by October end. Advice includes feeding beef scraps, bone, meat food, scratching leaves for winter, fattening corn for yellow shanks, checking for red mites and applying lice killer. Also notes Southport Globe onions’ popularity and varieties in markets.
The white onion is described as a beautifully white globe shaped specimen. Its skin is thin and papery, flesh fine grained crisp and mild in flavor. It is noted as a tremendous crop per, representing an ideal product in its line according to Weekly Witness.
A proposed organization in England named the Guild of the House of God would have the sole duty of caring for English cathedrals.
An article explains deceptive white lead sales and how National Lead Company combat fraud. It details the glow-pipe test to verify purity, the Dutch Boy trademark as a guarantee, and a free blow-pipe offer for readers who request information from the Woodbridge Building in New York.
Removes corns, root and all, without cutting or burning and leaves no soreness. Cures soft corns between the toes bunions or sore callous spots. It cures all quick and permanent. Get it at your druggist or send 25c to Taz Asport Co. Savannah Ga. Hot weather suggestion get your best girl miffed then there will a coolness between you.
A historic remedy named Hicks Capucline offers relief from headaches due to cold heat stomach or mental strain. The product claims immediate effects without acetanilid or dangerous drugs and is sold in liquid form at drug stores in 10 25 and 50 cent sizes.
A conductor tries to eject tramps riding in a box car but the brakeman and conductor refuse after learning the fellows are old schoolmates in Washington Kansas. The tale ends with both men sparing the travelers saying they are connected by shared past.
James Edmondson of Terre Haute floated the Wabash River with a fishing outfit when he located the region’s first bee tree in years near Merom. After cutting and smoking the hive, he recovered thirty pounds of fine wild honey for Sullivan correspondence to the Indianapolis News.
A New York woman recounts recovering from years of indigestion and peritonitis after switching to Grape-Nuts and Postum. She describes improved sleep, appetite, and strength, noting ongoing use with her husband. The letter, attributed to Postum Co. for promotional purposes, claims genuine human interest.
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