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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1915
Page
5
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A June report from the U S Department of Agriculture analyzes hay production in the South. It notes the region imports hay and the need to grow sufficient supply on farms, discusses soil suitability, equipment costs, and community baling options, and lists promising species such as Johnson grass Bermuda grass and lespedeza with market nuances.
Advert reveals a tonic named Mother's Friend promoted by Bradfield Regulator Co. of Atlanta Georgia as safe external relief for abdominal muscles and breasts during pregnancy. It cites letters from mothers praising its use, urges trials, and notes availability nationwide with a suggestive booklet.
The bulletin discusses orchard grass and tall oat grass, dispelling myths about coarseness and palatability. It notes the costs and benefits on red upland soils, mentions Sudan grass as a promising hay factor, and points to a bulletin with detailed comparisons and market trends for South markets including bale types and common hay faults.
Mrs. Otto Gans of Zanesville Ohio describes four years of stomach trouble and weight loss. After two bottles of Chamberlain's Tablets she recovered fully, and says she feels like a well woman now. Obtainable everywhere.
A note signed by A. E. Mitchell and endorsed by W. R. Mitchell for $957.41 dated May 21 1915 and due June 15 1915 has been lost. The public is warned not to trade for or purchase the note. J C Chids ey Receiver. 26 31.
A health note urges warm dress and plenty of water to combat rheumatism. It explains uric acid buildup via damp cold and kidneys filtering it out, recommending four ounces of Jad Salts daily for a week to stimulate kidney action and reduce symptoms.
New York City officials prepare emergency steps after reports show about ten thousand cars pass a single street corner daily and crowds flood crossings. Census work advances toward six million. Yale opens a grand new club above Grand Central. prison reforms push Osborne and Rattigan methods amid Sing Sing concerns. Municipal rooftop gardens appear as rowing events loom with crews from Wisconsin, Cornell, Stanford, Syracuse, and Penn.
An advertisement asserts Po-Do-Lax cures constipation overnight with a small dose to stimulate bile production and liver activity. It promises a full, free bowel movement in the morning and urges readers to obtain a bottle from their druggist.
Poughkeepsie New York June 25 The annual intercollegiate regattas will race today on the Hudson River off this city. It is predicted this will be the last event over the 4 mile course and that stewards will shorten the course to three miles.
The marriage of Miss Marie Louise Wanamaker granddaughter of John Wanamaker and Mr. Gurnee Munn of Washington will be held at St. Mark's Episcopal Church Philadelphia with Rev. Elliott White and Rev. John W. Williams officiating. The bride will be attended by her sister Mrs. Arturo de Heeren and bridesmaids from Philadelphia and Washington. The groom will be attended by his brother Charles A. Munn.
A reception at Lindenhurst, the Lindenhurst residence of the bride’s grandfather Mr. and Mrs. John Wanamaker, marks the union of the Wanamaker and Munn families. The ceremony links two prominent, affluent social leaders in the Fast.
Palm Beach suits cleaned and pressed for 50 cents at Union Woolen Mills located at 127 DeSiard Street. Phone number listed as 73. Offer valid for a 10 to 1 month period.
Alfred Walker proprietor at 111 Vicksburg street Cumberland advertises pine stove wood 12 and 16 inches oak stove wood 12 and 16 inches fire wood oak and pine 2 feet long plus charcoal and fat bundles of pine for kindling. Delivery to any city area with loads priced at 2.00 1.06 and 59 cents orders appreciated.
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