Oil From Forests A Useful Product
Washington reports on needle oils pressed from spruce, hemlock, cedar, and other conifers. Forest Service studies show potential uses in perfumes, medicines, and insecticides, with cedar and fir oils commanding prices of 40 to 60 cents a pound. Production relies on small farmers and waste materials from national forests, with future expansion possible through new methods and regional plant trials.
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Washington
Owen
Europe
Forest Service
United States
New England
Seattle
Grants Pass
Ore
Remarkable statement from Englewood woman on change of life
A resident reports severe headaches flushes and overheating during menopause. She tried multiple doctors with no relief until she found Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, claiming notable improvement after using the tonic.
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Englewood, HL
Wuin
Pinkham
India Missionary Praises Chamberlain Remedy in Iowa Lecture
A Des Moines church lecture featured an Indian missionary who described traveling into India’s interior and falling ill. He carried Chamberlain’s Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy and credits it with saving his life. He asserted the medicine works as preventive and cure for cholera and milder bowel issues, widely obtainable.
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Howel
India
Des Moines
Chamberlain
Sheriff sale to satisfy debt on McHenry lots Ohio County Ky
Sheriff S. O. Krown will sell two parcels in McHenry Ohio County Ky on July 2 1916 at 1 pm at the courthouse to satisfy Inter Southern Life Insurance Co debt of 4000 plus interest and costs. Lot 1 begins on Howard street and Lot 2 lies on Howard street bounded by Main and surrounding deeds. Purchaser must post bond at 6 percent interest.
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J. Tichenor
Ohio Circuit Court
Inter-Southern Life Insurance Co
Ohio County
Commonwealth of Kentucky
Court House
Hartford
McHenry
Howard Street
McHenry Deposit Bank
Tichenor
E. F. Bender
Ohio County Clerk’s Office
T.enor
B. F Bender
Ohio County Court Clerk's Office
A. Bratoher
Patriot's Daughter Granted Eight Thousand by Court
Mrs. Harry Hendricks Gill of 4928 St Louis Avenue reports that the United States Court of Claims upheld a claim for her ward Helen Pagan, 10, granting 8000 for the death and loss tied to Captain Samuel Houston’s steamer William Henry. The case traces Houston from Confederate service to treason trial, capture, imprisonment, escape, and later death, with the family pursuing additional sums from Congress over decades. Helen hopes to buy a car and home with the award.
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Harry Hendricks Gill
St. Louis Avenue
United States Court of Claims of Washington
Helen Pagan
Samuel Houston
William Henry
Loas
Houston
Port Smith
Ark
Knox Bend
van Buren
Arkansas
Missouri Houston
J.C. Hendricks
Hendricks
Gill
Helen
Globe Democrat
Hogwallow News Oddities and Local Anecdotes
The Hogwallow News reports a playful set of vignettes from Tickville and Hog Ford. An Excelsior Fiddling Band serenades a jailer before a breakout. Tobe Moseley’s cat litter erupts from old shoes. Sap Spradhente to Trekville to lecture on dog kill prevention. Pit Smith and Ras Barlow feature in mistaken burial duties. Deputy Constable pursues several suspects amid dust clouds. Hogwallow Improvement Society urges footwashing services on the nest third Sunday. Sim Flinders’ infant finds humor in a bed roller scenario.
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Hogwallow
Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Quick Cold Relief
Advert reads that Dr King’s New Discovery eases coughs and throat irritation and clears the head. It claims Pine Tar antiseptic oils and balsams, with mild laxative effect, sold by druggists as a long used family cough syrup. A separate anecdote promotes a typewriter with a testimonial about Backaction results.
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Dr. King
Notice to Correspondents and News Tip Guidelines
Community newspaper editor appeals for news from readers and discourages gossipy social items. Readers are urged to skip duplicative social visits and focus on reporting genuine news from town, including visiting outsiders, with careful selection and clear, concise copy.
Husband Rescues Despairing Wife in Noted Letter
An Interesting letter from Catron quotes Mrs Bettie Bullock describing four years of womanly troubles. After doctors failed, her husband gave Cardus, a woman’s tonic, and she regained strength enough to walk two miles and resume work. The Chattanooga Medicine Co recommends starting Cardus today.
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Catron
Bettie Bullock
USELIV VER LAX Questionable Health Claim Text
Fragmentary OCR style note promotes a natural remedy marketed as a general health product. Content is unclear and lacks verifiable details about usage or efficacy.
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