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Newspaper
Hartford Republican
Location
Hartford, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1915
Page
7
A fragmentary article argues for free ports to reduce farmer costs and boost commerce. It critiques capitalism and urges education aimed at moral and spiritual development, service to humanity, and communal welfare, opposing narrow profit motives and urging broader social conscience.
Peter Radford argues that agriculture cannot advance without solving marketing issues. He notes vast federal spending on soil and seed improvements but minimal focus on marketing. A unified, large organization is needed to coordinate farmers merchants and others to balance production with demand and avoid overproduction.
The ancient tale notes Darius crowned by weighing a horse as six rival powers seek the throne. It argues such ritual dispute resolution could modernize partisan battles if lawmakers avoided blood and brinkmanship, favoring peaceful industry-focused progress.
Mrs Otto Gane of Zaneaville recalls four years of stomach trouble and weakness. A friend recommended Chamberlain's Tablets, claiming they restored health and eliminated constipation. The ad extols May Apple pills and PorDo-Las as liver and bowel aids available through druggists.
An OCR fragment advertises a product touted as helpful for daily comfort and energy. It claims to aid digestion and relief with easy use and a claim of safety. Includes a signer location Hartford Kentucky and an author J H Williams.
Local report notes a remedy treatment for pigs in a back area as administered by Dr Mier Asko Mia Pie. The article mentions the veterinarian’s role and a rural farm context without detailing outcomes or dates.
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