Patient from Allentown recounts cure with Chamberlain remedy
In 1887 Thomas McIntosh of Allentown Tennessee suffered chronic dysentery after a severe attack. He sought care from leading East Tennessee physicians but remained ill until he used Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. After about twelve bottles he was cured. For sale by RW Hornaday.
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Thomas McIntosh
Allentown
Tenn
East Tennessee
Chanmiberlain
Rw.hornaday
You Cant Afford to Change TV Method
Patchy OCR notes warn changing TV methods may cost money and risk. A fragment mentions a cold spell causing concern for parents. A reference to Foley and a tone shift suggests public advisories or a column tone from a local paper.
Madison Township News Briefs and Local Observations
A sparse Madison Township update notes Mt. Gilead Sunday school well attended and a Y P S C E meeting growing in numbers and enthusiasm. Local projects include Barlow adding to a house and Willard Passmore doing cement work. Two weddings are planned, Mrs Will Rees visits Abs ALL, Mrs Mary Sweilengin improving, Henes Landers is sick, election was quiet, and Stack the carrier returns after an earlier injury.
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Mt. Gilead
Y.P.58
Mr. Barlow
Shingl
Lillie Kiapey
Willard Passmore
Madent Ratner
Sven
Jack
Will Rees
Abs
All. Carter
Mary Sweilengin
Jesuth
Henes Landers
Stack
Farmers face sickness and late harvests in Dryland Grove notes
Gs Pibee reports unusual sickness among farmers as they rush to gather corn and plant wandsenutch. Will Kimore and Joan Wiser return to Anderson list week due to factory activity. Supervisor Rinker beds 2000 loads of gravel on roads. Macy Uanley visits Oscar Robbins. Zenas Karvey buys 44 bushels of corn. Some farmers delay cutting clover seed until October, risking a mistake. Dryland Grove meeting house near completion, planned as a small church replacing the schoolhouse.
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Sloan
Will Kimore
Joan Wiser
Anderson
Agai
Frank Milhouse
Ida Crowe
Bridgeport
Orpla Lindley Duanday
Rinker
Macy Uanley
Oscar Robbins
Will Harvey
Qctoter
Electric Bitters Promised Quick Liver Stomach Cure
Advert says Electric Bitters relieve pain, revitalize the liver and stomach, restore appetite and ambition, and renew energy. It claims to be the only remedy for a full body refresh, with a guarantee of cure or price back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Momech
Wilders
Hanan Women In Offices
Fragmented text discusses women in official roles and city policing. Mentions describe perceived strengths and weaknesses of the female sex in public office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mor Warren
Seeds and statistics on government seed distribution since 1853
The document debates seed and grain distribution costs and policies under government programs since 1853. It cites Burton era figures, questions the efficiency of free distribution to farmers, and critiques seed quality and planning under the Agricultural Department.
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United States
Bacole
Leon
Treasury
Gut Courtry
Agricultural Department
Ford
Hot Weather Dairying Tips For Milk Quality Preservation
The article warns dairy farmers to shade cows in midsummer and keep barns cool to prevent tainted milk. It stresses thorough sanitizing of utensils with hot water, sun-drying practices, aerating and cooling milk promptly, and dampening floors to maintain a cool, sweet atmosphere in the dairy.
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Pos
Umea
Tiled MEO drainage system for farming efficiency explained
The text describes a practical plumb line drainage method to ensure uniform slope on fields. It explains using a long plumb line set to an inch-per-rod grade to guide tiling work and achieve consistent fall, improving drainage on thousands of farms.
Medical examiner details impact of high collars on breathing
Medical examiner notes that high collars restrict neck movement and compress the chest reducing lung capacity. The description highlights how constricted attire can affect breathing in both men and women.
Unclear Journal Note on Tree Borers and Garden Work
Fragmentary text discusses flat hail stalks, bark, corn, weed, trees, and borers. Mentions sharp knife, round hay, June and July, worms or borers, tubes, and a sharp wire as a control method. Context appears to be gardening or forestry bulletin with damaged OCR.
Practical Farm Notes on Seed, Hay, and Sheep Grazing
Seed sowing in April leads to late July first cutting for Bayebsen. Crabbing mixed with hay improves yield, with wilting and layering techniques for storage. Sheep help manage clearings and browse by eating leaves, aiding shrub destruction. The cone h pea yields late season table use and supports spring potato crops with fertilizer.
To Cure a Kickiver Heroe
A concise remedy describes tying a foreleg to the hind leg on the opposite side to make the animal collapse when kicked. It suggests two or three doses to achieve the effect.
Growth of Young Fruit Trees Shows No Injury
The report notes vigorous development in young fruit trees with growth near completion and no harmful impact detected. No press injuries or checks are expected from the scene.
Treating Clover for Dual Crops and Feed Use
Clover provides two crops per season with hay first and pasturage or green manure from the second growth. It grows quickly, shades ground, and seeds in summer. cut for hay at full bloom and cure properly for dairy cattle and hog feed. Harvesting seed prefers a self rake and careful handling to avoid shattering.
Early plowing and field preparation for fall grains
The text argues for early plowing to destroy weeds and seedling growth, pulverize and level soil, and prevent clod formation. It notes optimal plowing time from July to August, a five inch depth, then harrowing to level and improve seedbed, with follow up harrowing and rolling in fall, and feeding fall grains from September 19 to 23 using a press drill.
Lateral Pressure of Ensilaging in Silo Construction
The text notes lateral pressure from ensilage subsides after settling in the silo. It suggests walls with slight rigidity at first days can resist early pressure and allow a successful silo.
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Gilo
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