Journey of Captain Lincoln to Sangamon Country
Bynopsia residents Captain Lincoln and Sarah Traylor with two children travel by wagon from Vergannes Vermont to the Sangamon country. They meet John McNeil in Niab area Wall a and reach New Satam Illinois where Abe Lincoln and others welcome them. Traylor aids two enslaved runaways while romance and danger unfold amid local figures.
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Bynopsia
Bamaon
Sarah Traylor
Josiah
Deteey
Vergannes
Sangamon
Trinola
Niaxarea Walla
John McNeil
Sarah
Harry Needtan
Treylora
New Satam
Ilinois
Abe Lincoln
Jack Kelso
Bim
Ramson
Tincols
Ann Rutledge
Lincoln Ia
Ann
Harry
Traylor
St. Louis
Wilphamt Biggs
Waver
Blega
John McNeilhan
Ginia
Abe
Abe Lincoln Declares Legislative Candidacy at Kelso Dinner
In Sangamon county Abe Lincoln announces his bid for the legislature at Kelso’s dinner. Harry Needles and Bim Kelso discuss love, future plans, and Abe's vow to improve the region by railroad, river works, and education as they face a looming military muster and personal farewells.
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Abs
Kelso
Harry Needles
Bim Kelso
Harry
Louis
Bim
Mir
Ratah
Sarah
Samson
Aba
Alexander Ferguson
Henry Clay
James Rutledge
Ann
Abe Lincoln
Doctor Allen
Kelsos
Aristotle
Abe
America
Kalao
Sangamon
Darly
Black Bank
Mississippi
Rock River
Reynolds
Sangamon Journal
Ths
Hickland
Uim Kelso
Felds
Lure
Spenling
John McNell
John McNeil
Rutledge
Richland
Springfield
Abel
Apron Fashion Amid Czech Villages And Country Styles
In Czecho-Slovakia villages women wear aprons as adornment rather than work gear. Aprons are heirlooms, green is favored, with gold yellow pink blue cerise and rose as popular colors on dark foundations. White embroidery, bright ribbons, short black skirts, and embroidered white mutton sleeves complete the radiant street attire.
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Czecho-Slovakia
Ewain
Sonis
Untitled misquote on ink in water and fog over mind
A fragment discusses ink poured into water turning a fountain black and casting a cloud over the mind. It frames the evil as more troubling than the method to remove it.
Message to rural pastors to carry livestock care
The United States Department of Agriculture prepares a stereopticon lecture and materials to aid Methodist Episcopal Church South on disseminating livestock care messages. More than five thousand country pastors will spread the message in rural districts of the South, using lantern slides to illustrate the guidance.
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United States
Board of Missions of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South
United States Department of Agriculture
Rural Survey
Bureau of Animal Industry
Causes for unthrifty pigs in hogs study
Young pigs failing to thrive may suffer round worm infection. A 100 pound shore at Iowa State found many worms in half foot of intestine weighing two-fifths of a pound. Prevention focuses on growing pigs, good feeding, cleanliness, drainage, and emergency worm treatment with santonin and calomel. Free access to air slaked lime, charcoal, slack coal, sulphur, Glauber's salts, and common salt in separate compartments may aid condition.
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Iowa Experiment Station
John M. Evward
Denver Voters Reject Horseless City Ordinance
Wayne Dinsmore of the Horse Association of America warns of a coming horse shortage as citizens reject a proposed ordinance to make Denver horseless. He cites strong demand, rising prices, and urges proactive breeding to avoid higher production and transport costs.
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Denver
Wayne Dinsmore
Horse Association of America
University Farm
Feeding foals in pasture and barn to sustain milk and growth
As pastures dry up, ensure foals receive grain to maintain milk output and proper development. Separate feed box for foals of working mares. provide Uttic grain with each feeding. In pasture, supply a creep for constant access to feed. following these methods keeps costs steady through weaning.
Ewes Disown Their Lambs Practice Described
A fragmented discussion describes methods some shepherds use to induce a ewe to accept a lamb. Techniques include placing the lamb with the ewe and using moisture or rubbing to encourage nursing. Effects vary, with some ewes reabsorbing own offspring under stress or during short separations.
Women Who Cannot Work and Lydia E. Pinkham’s Remedy
Personal testimonial from Euizannia C. Corlay and others praising Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for female nervousness backache and monthly troubles. Claims substantial relief and ability to resume household work. urges others to publish similar letters to support the medicine’s effectiveness.
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Kamund
Euizannia
C. CoRuay
A. P. Corley
Edmund
Lydia H. Pinkham
The Old School of Medicine Mosaic Tablets
In a Wayside Tales vignette De Gush suggests Mosaic tablets as a remedy and asks what to prescribe for the ills of the world. De Grugh counters with the same humorous conundrum, reflecting humorous satire on medical cures.
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Old School of Medicine
de Grugh
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Ving
Lincoln
Aya
Barry
Offut
Luke
Old Cap'n Chase
Illinois
Joe
Betsey
Ralls
AID
Evward
Iowa Station
Dinamore
Horse Association
Uans
Mien
Bature
Hedmund Burke
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