Revered North Alabama Baptist leader Dr Josephus Shackleford dies at 88
The long serving minister and educator Josephus Shackleford D D died in Tuskegee at 88. A veteran of Mexican and Civil Wars he later edited papers including the Christian Herald North Alabama and the North Alabamian. He helped many students and served as a state legislator in 1882. His life spanned ministry education publishing and public service.
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R. E. Pettus
Huntsville
North Alabama
Josephus Shackleford
D. D
Tuskegee
Ala
Charles W. Hare
Trinity
Shackleford
Missionary Baptist Church
Wm. Johnson
D. C. White
Moulton
Christain Herald
Tuscumbia
Nashville
Teno
Tuscumbia Times
North Alabamian
Capt
A. H. Kellar
Alabama Baptist
Morgan County
Muscle Shoals Association
State Board of Missions
Suppressing the Tick a Big Asset in Alabama
Reports from across Alabama show intensified Tick Eradication Week efforts with new dipping vats and thousands of cattle dipped. Diversification groups and farm demonstration agents promote education and farmer cooperation, predicting millions in livestock industry gains through tick eradication.
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Birmingham Ledger
Vrious
Alabama
United State
Capabe
Cattle Tick Battle Ends in Poetic Proclamation
Dr. M J Leinninger of the U S Department of Annual Industry leads a campaign against cattle ticks described as a Marne era conflict. He composes an ode praising tick eradication with acrostic letters A to WY urging dipping, arsenic, and coordinated action by cattlemen to end quarantine.
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M. J. Leinninger
U. S. Department of Annual Industry
Marne
Lere
Restored to Good Health by Chamberlain Tablets Readers Claim
A Zanesville Ohio woman Mrs Otto Gans writes of four years illness with stomach trouble and extreme weakness. After taking two bottles of Chamberlains Tablets she reports she is a well woman. The note appears as an advertisement claiming broad availability.
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Otto Gans
Zanesville
Ohio
Chamberlain
Bible Quotations on Murder in Weekly Issue
The piece presents a Bible excerpt on murder emphasizing no murder, the death penalty, refuge for accidental killers, and divine condemnation of bloodthirsty and deceitful behavior. It frames the topic as a recurring weekly feature for readers’ benefit.
By-Products of the Cotton Plant
The cotton plant yields more than lint for clothing. Cotton seed oil became a staple, and by products like the cake and hulls provide food for people and cattle. During wartime, inferior lint from oil mills fed powder production, highlighting cotton as a plant that supplies both clothing and food.
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Selma
Baker
Alabama
DuPonts
Population Imbalance Report for Falkland Islands
In the Falkland Islands the sex ratio is markedly skewed with about five men for every woman, indicating a significant gender imbalance that could affect social and labor dynamics on the islands.
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Falkland Island
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