Captain Lincoln in a Turbulent Travel Tale
A fragmented tale follows Synopela Anmron and Sarah Traylor with their two children journeying from Vargennes Vermont to the Waal land of plenty. They meet John McNo who joins toward the San gamon country as Harry Neadlet dies. The travelers reach Naw Salem where Abe Lincoln, Jack Jelso, and others greet them. Lincoln confronts Armatrong while McNair courts Ann Rutledge and Traylor aids two enslaved people fleeing St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Synopela
Anmron
Sarah Traylor
Josiah
Roteey
Traval
Vargennes
Waal
Land of Plenty
Bangamon
Tilinoim
Niagara Walls
John McNo
Sangamon
Sambh'n
Ministra
Ons
Harry Neadlet
Traylor
Ruuch
Salem
Hilola
Abe Lincoln
Jack Jelso
Bin
Famaan
Lincoln
Armatrong
Harry Atras Bap Mo Nair
Harry
Tigle
Old Cap'n Chase
Nlinots
Abe
Henry Clay
Sarah
Jon
Betsey
Samson
Borah
Jou
Dia
Bon
Marty
Alexander Ferguson
James Rutledge
Ann
Doctor Allen
Kelsos
Kelso Wns
Kelgo
Ife
Aristotle
Ron
John MecNell
Mils
John McNeil
Bim
Jon McNell
Gimart
Springfield
Globe Tavern
Abe Lincoln Announces Candidacy at Kelso Dinner Party
Harry Needles and Abe Lincoln plot a path to influence Sangamon county politics. Abe declares intent to seek a legislator seat, plans railroad and river improvements, and to promote schools. The circle at Kelso’s tavern debates national fate, with Abe joining volunteers for militia and preparing to depart for Richland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Kelso
Apron Fashion in Czecho-Slovakia Women Dress
In Czecho-Slovakia villages aprons serve as ornament rather than workwear. Maids wear aprons only when going out to catch the eye of suitors, with heirloom pieces in green gold and bright colors on dark foundations. Outfits feature short black skirts, plain jackets, and colorfully embroidered sleeves and belts.
Fragmentary Note on Evil Thought and Mind Clouding
Fragments describe evil of discontent poured into water turning the fountain black, clouding the mind and aggravating inner unrest. wording suggests a cautionary or reflective reflection on mental disturbance and moral impact.
Rural pastors to spread livestock message in the South
More than 5,000 country pastors will carry a message on improving livestock stock into rural districts of the South. The United States Department of Agriculture supplied the rural survey secretary of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South with information for a lantern-slide lecture used in the outreach. The initiative aims to boost farm stock through church networks and agricultural guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Aires
Board of Missions of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Curvey
Bureau of Animal Industry
Auryey
Cause for Unthrifty Pigs at the Experiment Station
Young pigs failing to thrive may suffer roundworm infestations. A 100-pound pig was unthrifty. in half a foot of its intestine were 03 worms weighing two-fifths of a pound. Prevent by feeding well, clean lots, drained pastures, and emergency remedies such as sentonin and calomal. offer free access to lime, charcoal, coal, sulfur, glauber’s salts, and salt via self feeders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
John M. Evward
Denver Voter Rejection Sparks Horse Shortage Fear
Wayne Dinsmora of the Horse Association of America warns in a communication that a Denver ordinance aimed at curbing horses would have left the city horseless. He cites strong demand and rising prices, urging breeding efforts to avert a future shortage that could raise production and transport costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinsmora
Horse Association
Denver
Wayne Dinsmora
Horse Association of America
University Farm
FURNISH FOSLS WITH GRAIN
As the pastures dry up, feed grain to keep milk fat and foal growth optimal. Working mares’ foals need a separate feed box. pasture foals require a creep to access grain continually. Following these methods, Colts continue to gain and do not shrink at weaning.
Ewes Disown Their Lambs and Forcing Consent
A fragment discusses extreme and cruel methods used by some shepherds to force a ewe to accept a lamb or to induce the ewe to recognize its offspring. The text mentions pinning the ewe and lamb and claims of various deceptive practices to make the ewe rear the lamb. It notes these actions as cruel and improper.
Women Who Cannot Work Find Relief in Vegetable Compound
A testimonial from Elizabeth Corley of Edmund, South Carolina, claiming Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health after months of illness and fatigue. The letter urges others to believe the remedy can aid many women facing backaches headaches nervousness and daily household burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund
Guy
Lydia Pinkham
Elizabeth C. Corley
Tate
A. P. Corley
Lydia E. Pinkham
The Old School of Medicine Mosaic Tablets Tale
In a Wayside Tales snippet, De Gush asks what to prescribe for the Ikly of today. De Crush responds with Mosaic tablets as a humorous punchline reflecting a satire of medical quackery.
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Captain Lincoln
Will
Harry Needles
Bim Kelso
Luxor
St. Louis
Out
America
Sangamon County
Saimsoo
Sangwnan
Black Hawk
Mississippi
Rock River
Reynolds
Sangamon Journal
Richland
Eim Kelao
Tarry
Yolre
Nora
Allence
Czecho-Slovakia
AID
Evward
Iowa Station
Penning Mather
Bellore
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