Mississippi farmer touts oats and hay crop rotation
A Mississippi writer argues growing oats followed by hay on bottom and level lands yields high food and feed. He cites 20 bushels per acre oats, over one ton hay per acre, and cotton seed fertilizer as key to soil improvement and profit. He notes favorable terraces, proximity to barn, and low labor with two men managing 100 acres, while warning of flood losses and pea hay drawbacks.
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Witton
Les
Guy Om
Titak
Indy Auto
Mississippi
Lions Not Ferocious in The African Chronicle
A fragmented quote attributed to Mr. Churchill discusses unarmed encounters with six or more foes and suggests speaking sternly to deter them. The piece parodies strategy and ends with a whimsical, nonsensical line about brow or marriage, reflecting a satirical tone.
Dream Psychology Warning From New York Telegram
The Birmingham Age Herald cites the New York Telegram warning to guide children safely with dreams. It cautions against encouraging precocity or physical effort in young children and stresses allowing self-initiated attempts to prevent strain and harm.
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New York Telegram
Woman health and home remedies appear in cluttered ad list
A collage of medical cures and household tips includes claims for Doan's Kidney Pills curing kidney ailments in women, health quips about mosquitoes, jokes about octopuses, and ads for Rough on Rats and Allen's Foot-Ease. It blends testimonials, humor, and patent medicines with parental guidance and a few product pitches.
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Dean
C. Rye
Foresman
Canon City
Colo
Kaye
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Absent Minded Professor Returns Home And Is Told He Is Not In
A fragment from a humor column presents a puzzled professor ringing his doorbell and learning from a maid that the professor is not in. The piece includes garbled dialogue and stray ad language for Capudine, a headache remedy, and a jab at talkers.
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Lippincott’s
Christmas talk and washday views in a bustling tale
A humorous exchange about debts and gifts unfolds as Mrs. Dennis discusses Christmas plans for Pat and grant money tricks. A tangle of dialects and character mentions, including Firestatien and Dolan, weaves through a scene of everyday life and playful banter in a period setting.
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Maxassie
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Deru Sud
Smississippi
Nordal
Foe
Blaiksligs, Jacksom
ATS and Hay
W. B. Mercier
Crystal Springs
Birmingham
Herad
Jimmy Green
Hils
Lippincott's
Gabriel
John
Wells
Jersey City
N. J
Allen
Olmsted
LeRoy
Johnny
Mag Smith
Biggers
Priy Davis
Patni
Til Bat
Verve
Marx
Pope
de Samuel Pitcher
the Centaur Company
Bears
Castoria
Cascarets
Slimkins
Podger
Dolan
Casey
Calabah
Wolfe
Dolou
Puck
Fike & Mountain
Me Cardis
Tatania Morgan
Sneedville, Tenn
Alck
Mons
Iwo Sphiramts
Suali
Ees
la Pinas Pubarieie
Abana
Tarn
Nova of
Memphis
Fe Agrizny
Groy Noire
Veo
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