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Newspaper

Fayetteville News

Location

Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1908

Page

3

Pecan Culture in the South and Timber Preservation

Growing interest in profitable pecan culture in Mississippi soil with guidance from Professor George L. Clothier. Advice covers site selection, planting, grafting, thinning, crop rotation, and seed quality, plus cautions on fraud and best spacing. Also discusses durable timber treatment for fence posts and timbers, outlining simple on-farm methods and the Office of Wood Preservation’s support to extend timber life.

South Mississippi George L. Clothier Agricultural and Mechanical College Houseman Middle West Far West Department of Agriculture Office of Wood Preservation Forest Service

Preservation of Fence Posts Study Tests Woods

Government tests on infer t woods demonstrate practical preservation of fence posts under experimental conditions. Researchers report the treated posts resist decay and could extend service life, suggesting potential standards for field use and future industrial adoption.

Right Kind of Farming

Mr J C Hinton a leading Texas fruit and truck man describes a 114 acre farm two miles north of Tyler with 49 acres in fruit and vegetables and 92 in cultivation. He states a rotation plan to grow vegetables and four crops per year on the same land.

J. C. Hinton Texas Tyler

Spanish bull fighter nets two thousand in single performance

A Spanish bull fighter reportedly earns about $2000 for each performance. The figure highlights the high payout for top matadors in major venues.

One Day Cold Cure Touted by Grove Ad

A vintage ad touts Bromo Quinine as the laxative and cold remedy known worldwide. It highlights a claim of curing a cold in one day and mentions the signature of E. W. Grove, branding the product as used globally for cold relief.

E. W. Grove

Overwork and crowding blamed for high city death rate

Woods Hutchinson argues in Harper's Magazine that overwork and overcrowding drive the mortality gap between laboring classes and others. He notes census data from 1900 showing laborers dying at 20.2 per thousand, far above merchants, clerical workers, and farmers, and cites hospital recoveries from rest and good nutrition as proof of the problem.

United States Woods Hutchinson Harper's Magazine

Found a Way To Be Clear of the Coffee Troubles

A couple detailing their coffee health crisis describe how quitting coffee and starting Postum cured their illness. The wife notes weight gain and improved energy after switching, while the husband’s stomach and kidneys recovered. They credit Postum for easing headaches and clearing his skin, and some acquaintances show interest after learning the beverage is not coffee.

Husband

Second Trial of Harry Thaw Opens in New York Court

The second trial of Harry K Thaw began in New York before Justice Victor Dowling with an insanity plea admitted for the killing of Stanford White. Crowds gathered outside while a 50 police detail kept order as jurors were preliminarily selected and procedures outlined amid careful crowd control. The article traces the case chronology from 1900 to 1907, noting Evelyn Nesbit Thaw and White’s affair, Thaw’s 1906 murder, and last year’s prior trial ending in a hung jury.

Harry K. Thaw New York Victor Dowling State Supreme Court Stanford White Evelyn Thaw Court House Criminal Courts Harry Thaw Bride of Sighs Justice Dowling Talesmen Jerome Martin W. Littleton Evelyn Nesbit Mother Evelyn Broadway Magazine Floradora’ Company Geisha” Company White Madison Square Tower Wild Rose” Company Europe Thaw Pittsburg Madison Square Garden Cafe Martin

Peruna Endorsement Declares Cure for Catarrh

Mc Annie of Main St Cota Ohio asserts Peruna cured her year long head and throat catarrh restoring health in a month and endorses Peruna tablets as the solid medicine alternative. She notes prior headaches digestive upset and poor remedies. Also mentions free Peruna Almanac for 1908 and a laxative product Manalin. Senator-elect Jeff Davis preferred being called by his first name by rural constituents. Lions and tigers lack power to run more than a half mile.

Annie Pene Main St Cota Ohio Bering Jeff Davis Arkandis

Beware of Mercury in Catarrh Ointments and Hall’s Cure

Mercury containing ointments for catarrh are warned against as they damage the senses and mucous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo contains no mercury and is taken internally. Buy only the genuine Toledo product. testimonials free. Bold by Druggista. price 75 cents per bottle. Take Hall’s and Half a Family Pills for constipation.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

Quotation Meaning Sparks Banter in Witty Exchange

Dumley asks what the line Sic transit gloria mundi means and Wiggins replies with a quip about the first two words sounding related to an ambulance, reflecting a humorous newsroom moment in the Philadelphia Press.

Dumley Wiggins Philadelphia Press

Woman Discusses Planned Marriage to Older Man

Courier Journal notes a daughter declaring plans to marry a much older man, acknowledging his age and lack of affection from her mother. The exchange highlights family tension as the daughter seeks approval for marriage despite parental concerns.

Courier-Journal

Why Sloan's Liniment and Veterinary Remedies Are Best

Sloan's Liniment and Veterinary Remedies are promoted as the safest and most practical market option. DF Earl S Sloan, son of a veterinary surgeon, draws on twenty years of practice with horses and animal diseases. He offers a free booklet, Sloan's Treatise on the Horse, by writing to Dr Hart S Sloan in Boston.

Sloan Earl S. Sloan Hart S. Sloan Albany Street Boston Mass

Electric light gentry cited in Baltimore urban note

In the Baltimore American a fragment notes a man claiming to be an electrician who handled the city’s electric light wires. The snippet contrasts the claim with remarks about gentility and restrained skepticism, set among unrelated ads and notices.

Baltimore

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