01 Dec 1905
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Newspaper
Fayetteville News
Location
Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1905
Page
1
An endorsement and claim of a universal cure for female troubles praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The advertisement states it cures ovarian issues, uterine disorders, menstrual problems, backache, headaches, nervous symptoms, and general weakness and urges use and rejection of substitutes. It emphasizes safety and wide reputation.
Chicago journal comments on government probe into meat packers with Garfield's pledge to the justice department. It warns against singling out Western offenders, argues for a fair square deal, and criticizes intrusions into private papers and families in pursuit of alleged conspiracies.
Agricultural notes advise small farms with ten acres to specialize in nontraditional crops like fruit and garden vegetables for higher returns. Tips cover potato curing, fence post preservation with coal tar and oil, and managing geese for meat and feathers, emphasizing range, water access, and seasonal markets such as Jewish goose demand.
A garbled OCR passage shows a young husband and wife named Arling or Anrling in a domestic exchange. The text is incomplete, unclear, and does not provide a complete event, date, or outcome.
A Cheboygan Michigan mill produced a vast sawdust pile from water power, forming a 1 080 by 875 feet hill 20 to 50 feet high covering about twelve acres. It is mainly white pine sawdust, rotting at the bottom but well preserved on top, rich in moisture and containing chemicals chemists have studied for possible profitable extraction.
The chatter questions whether the man accompanying Ther a goes Muchwedd is his final partner or merely his current wife in a flurry of social gossip.
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