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Newspaper

Fayetteville News

Location

Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1908

Page

6

Remarkable Cures by Peruna Hormone From Readers

Letters from readers in Missouri Iowa and Michigan praise Peruna with claims of long term illness relief. Jacob L Davis of Galena says after twelve doses he is cured from thirty seven years of poor health. C N Peterson of Council Bluffs reports immediate improvement and full recovery after five bottles. D C Prosser of Bravo Allegan County credits Peruna with curing catarrh of the stomach after three to four bottles. Produced by Peruna Drug Manufacturing Company Columbus Ohio.

Jacob L. Davis Galena Stone County C. N. Peterson South Main St Council Bluffs Iowa Peruna D. C. Prosser Bravo, Allegan Co Mich Peruna Drug Manufacturing Company Columbus Ohio

Kindred Knicker What is the successor to the Bridgejam

The item mentions the Subway jelly and New Kerk Sun alongside Kindred and Knicker, but it lacks a clear event or outcome. Readable portions point to a naming sequence or product progression without detailed context or dates. No concrete people, organizations, or places are established.

Kindred Knicker Booker New Kerk Sun

Antidote promises cures for skin diseases and itching

An advertisement touts terrenine as a universal remedy for eczema tetter erysipelas and all itching disorders claiming dramatic and permanent cures. Also promotes Allen's Foot Ease a remedy for sore feet shoe tightness corns bunions and ingrown nails with samples offered.

Allen Olmsted LeRoy N. Y

Ply the rod and spoil the teacher adage noted

The New York American comments on the saying spare the rod and suggests a revision that could apply to educators. It implies discipline has a role in teaching and warns against permissive approaches that fail to guide students.

New York American

Hicks Capudine Promises Quick Headache Relief

An old newspaper fragment advertises Hicks Capudine as a liquid headache remedy suitable for colds heat stomach or nervous troubles. It claims no accetanilid or dangerous drugs and lists prices 10 25 50 cents at druggists. The clipping also includes random ads and jokes.

Hicks’ Capudine

How I Cured Sweeny and Fistula

A. D. Bruce of Aurelia Iowa describes using Sloan's Liniment to cure a horse with a fistula and a horse with sweeny after a veterinarian refused further treatment. He notes another neighbor's success and mentions Sloan's Sure Colle Cure as reliable, ending with a humorous line about a stationary engine.

Sloan Sweeny A. D. Bruce Aurelia

Modern Farm Methods For Southern Dairy and Stock

Advice from Progressive Farmer and The Southern Cultivator on dairy feeding, calving care, and forage use. Emphasizes balancing corn with silage substitutes like roots, bran, linseed meal, oats, and warm bran mash for calving cows, plus kindness to stock and economical use of manure and seeds.

Calf Rearing: Milk, Temperature and Feed Guidelines

The piece advises calf care starting with forty eight hours of suckling, milk temperatures crucial for health, and a milk regimen of about three quarts twice daily for two weeks. It recommends a gradual shift to skim milk or water, introduces stock tonics cautiously, stresses clean feeding vessels to prevent scours, and urges high quality forage with oats and linseed meal, progressing to whole oats by weaning. Progress is aimed at six months with oats as primary feed.

Cut Down the Cotton Crop

Florence Vidette argues that farmers should reduce cotton acreage as most of 1907 cotton remains unsold. She predicts farmers will switch to other profitable livestock and feed crops, noting Texas longhorns and certain stock types are unprofitable and urging cultivation of mules horses cows hogs sheep and goats with adequate feed.

Texas Florence Vidette

Planting Pumpkins in Corn Fields for Good Returns

The method grows pumpkins by planting in corn rows every fourth row with ten to twelve feet between plants. In each hill place ten seeds, then remove all but the strongest one to deter pests like cucumber beetles and squash bugs. If land is dedicated entirely to pumpkins, space hills twelve feet apart, leave two or three plants per hill, and use fertile soil such as old pasture, clover fields, or land previously used for cowpeas. Good compost of well rotted material aids growth.

New Leguminous Gramma Bean Promises For Southern Farms

J C McAuliffe reports a new leguminous plant called the Gramma bean, smaller than the cowpea and promising abundant hay of fine texture. Four varieties tested may yield at least two profitable in the South. the crop will take years before public release. Farmers welcomed more leguminous crops as a farm staple.

J. C. McAuliffe

Remedies for Cut Worms by Prof Bailey

Prof L H Bailey lists remedies for cut worms including circling stems with heavy paper or tin, scattering arsenites on fresh grass, placing arsenites mixed with shorts or bran around plants, digging worms from holes, plowing infested land in fall for birds, and using kainit or muriate of potash as a fertilizer.

L. H. Bailey

Prohibitive Handicap in Access to Shoes

A Nashville Americam quote emphasizes the struggle of a man unable to buy affordable shoes despite wide variety. The exchange highlights price as a barrier to proper footwear for those with limited means.

Nashville Americam

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for All Stages

A 19th century advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy claiming to cure catarrh by a constitutional treatment. It offers $100 if it fails, cites internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, and notes availability through Toledo based firm F J Creamerney & Co. including a secondary product Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall

Cunning little fellow charms Pick-Me-Up readers

Sally Gay and Dolly Swift remark on a character named Mr Callipers ds with arch bowlegs. The exchange highlights his comical appearance and sharp wit in a light humorous tone typical of the Pick-Me-Up. The dialogue captures playful chatter and caricature through vivid phrasing.

Sally Gay Callipers Ds Dolly Swift

East Indian Corn Paint Promises Pain Free Cure

Apporrt's East Indian Corn Paint offers a remedy for hard and soft corns bunions and corns on the feet plus warts and skin indurations. Applied with a brush it cures without cutting burning or soreness. Price 25 cents or by mail from The Ansor Co Savannah Ga.

Apporrt Tae Ansorr Co Savannah

Hemp Plant Grows Suc­cessfully On Texas Gulf Coast

The United States Department of Agriculture reports hemp or abaco can be grown in Southwest Gulf coast Texas. Experiments over the past year convinced horticulturists this banana family plant may become a new crop for Texas. Manila currently dominates hemp trade for rope and cordage.

Texas United States Agricultural Department Gulf Coast Philippine Islands Africa India South America Manila San Antonio

Dallying With Leap Year Dialogue Quip

A Washington Star quips about marriage prospects in a playful leap year exchange. A conscientious youth asks a girl if Bliggins would be a good husband prompting humorous reflections on chance and commitment.

Bliggins Washington Star

Willie Grammar Lesson Stirs School Talk

In a Philadelphia Record snippet a teacher prompts a grammar joke about a pupil asking if her sister has come to school. The pupil answers that the sister has not, because she has not yet left home, reflecting a light classroom exchange.

Willie Philadelphia

Grape Nuts Restores Brain and Nerves Says Consumer

A Wheatfield, Maine consumer reports 12 years of digestive distress ending with significant recovery after using Grape Nuts and Postum. She details weight gain, renewed speech, and ability to eat a broader diet, crediting the product for strengthening brain and nerves. The ad cites The Road to Wellville and Postum Co. as endorsers.

Postum Co Batthe Creek Mich Wellville

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