Early Brand Records and Remedies From Spring Creek
A historical note details cattle brands in the region with names such as Cook, Nahers, and Nott Brothers, plus family records from Kern County. It recounts a centenarian settler, Miss Tassor, and life-saving folk remedies including tooth-numbing jaw treatment, vinegar liniments, cactus leaf cures, and onion poultices for pneumonia and coughs.
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America
Thebes
Tom Hlarlan
Herman Harpri
Psr&s
John Cook
Ail Nahers
Nott Brothers
Po ‘Tassor
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Spring Creek
van C Brown
Armer Jane Taylor
Garden-From-Herb List Cites Old-Time Medicinal Uses
A historical note lists Juniper oil from berries once diuretic now used to flavor gin. It names pomegranate bark for worm-killing drug, lavender oil for bitters, and several common herbs as remedies or stimulants. Includes references to Jimsonweed tobacco and other plants with medicinal claims attributed to Mrs. Edgar Sticler.
Pfeffer nuese TM t pepper nuts and jerky beef and venison
A fragmented historical recipe page passes mixed notes for Pfeffer nuts and jerky meat. It cites Admiral Chester Nimitz favorites and includes a pepper nuts method with sugar, cinnamon, cloves, pepper, and oven baking. The jerked beef and venison section describes drying, salting, soaking, and cooking with onions.
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