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Newspaper
Fayetteville News
Location
Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1919
Page
5
An article urges maintaining kidney health to avoid uric acid buildup and Bright's disease. It promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules from Holland as a remedy with a money back guarantee, urging readers to choose the genuine sealed boxes.
Clifford wears his mittens all day despite good weather to avoid washing his hands, a quirky habit explained by his sister’s question and his simple reply.
Broad fraud case exposed millions of tablets sold as aspirin though mainly talcum powder. Authorities stress genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin bear the Bayer Cross and must be bought in original Bayer packaging with proper directions.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture argues a vast federal road program is essential for national defense and economic efficiency. It cites millions of automobiles, extensive unimproved roads, and large federal, state, and bond-funded investments to boost road construction and employment.
A lookout reports a distant light while twenty miles from port in hazy conditions. The officer of the deck scans all horizons and orders running lights. The crow's nest reveals the source is the ship itself, a misread from the crew.
A theatrical company presents a dramatized spring cleaning piece titled Too Much So. The show combines comedy and satire to explore household upheaval and momentum for renewal with a playful stage flourish.
At a Central Congregational church dinner Joe Cannon is cited by Senator William M Calder recounting a congressman who boasted an epoch making address. The story notes the speaker's focus on his speech over a beneficial bill and Cannon’s intervention to move the bill along.
A Pennsylvania teamster, while transporting hay, noticed fox hunters and dogs. He stopped to chat, then saw a fox leap from the wagon and hide in the hay to evade the pursuing hounds at his next stop.
Experiments show dipping vats wallows and rubbing posts reduce hog lice but do not eradicate them. Crude petroleum coal tar creosote dips pine tar crude petroleum and bland oils were tested. Dips applied from a sprinkling can proved more effective than wallows or rubbing posts.
Begin weed control early as young weeds are easier to remove than older growth. Sweet clover serves as a substitute for red clover and should be cut for hay in early June before buds appear. Grow sweet corn and peas for canning and drying. tomatoes are valuable for canning and preserving. pumpkins and squashes require little effort and can be included in basic calculations.
In a calm exchange a mall manager asks if anything startling is happening. The clerk replies no not even a bomb, indicating a routine day with no threats or incidents to report.
Founders of The American Cotton Oil Company turned cotton seed into oil cake meal hulls and linters. This created a new Southern wealth source, now bringing over five hundred million dollars annually to the region.
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