Calomel warned against and a safe substitute touted
An ad warns calomel is dangerous causing illness and DOM Dodson's Liver Tone is marketed as a harmless vegetable alternative that cleanses the liver without salivation. The piece notes quicksilver dangers and promises quick relief with this product.
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Dodson
What has become of the dialect story
A Louisville Courier-Journal brief notes the dialect tale has shifted to slang in current storytelling trends.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Cherry Blossom Lesson on Waiting for Summer
A Cherry Blossom hurries to show its color before others and is nipped by the North Wind. It withers, wears an old dress while its sisters bloom, and learns to wait for warm days. The tale ends with a wiser blossom staying tucked in until all are ready.
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Cherry Blossom
North Wind
The Name Katherine Its History and Derivations Across Cultures
Katherine and its many forms have a rich history from Greek Catharina to English Katherine. The article traces martyrdom legends, royal connections, and regional variants such as Santa Caterina of Siena and Catherine de Valois, noting diminutives Kitty Kate Kathe and translations across Europe. It also mentions the messagate gem and Katherine’s lucky day Tuesday.
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Ike Mary
Katherine
Catharina
Alexandria
Egypt
Mount Sinai
West
Santa Caterina
Sienna
Countess of Salisbury
John of Gaunt
Ter
Castille
Caterina
Spain
England
Katherine of Aragon
Catherine de Valois
Henry V
France
Henry VIII
Catherine
Kathleen
Kitty
Kate
Ireland
Katie
Catherin Davila
Catherine de Medici
Italy
Santa
Catalina
Catarina
Kathen
Kathe
Trina
Katinka
Katrina
Koline
Waller
Kitty Neil
The
Wheeler Svyndicgte, Inc
Proper Table Etiquette For Formed Dining In The Home
The article extols conformity in table setting from napkin placement to glass and knife positions. It advises against crossing knives over plates and against cluttered condiments, endorsing clear spice bottles and arranged bread plates. It recommends water carafes over pitchers and suggests centralized salts and peppers when individual sets are unavailable.
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Sarernity
Well-Rux
McGiure Newspaper Syndicate
South Carolina Statesmen Then and Now
An essay by a Columbia high school student notes that South Carolina statesmen began with diplomacy and later focused mainly on politics, reflecting a shift in their public role. The piece draws on historical memory from the state capital edition.
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South Carolina
Columbia
S. C
Pure Bred Sires Winning Friends Campaign Surges
The Better Sires Better Stock drive by the USDA reports 1,177 new enrollees in the first quarter of 1023, bringing total participants to 10,100 and over 116,000 livestock and poultry listed for improvement. Vermont and West Virginia show the strongest growth as counties add to the nationwide effort to breed purebred sires.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Vermont
West Virginia
Ohio
Virginia
Kentucky
Washington
Nebraska
Texas
Indiana
Rockingham County
Chas. W. Wampler
Miami County
CG. M. Senn
Yearling Fruit Trees Offer Quick Growth Advantage
Yearling trees of various fruits grow faster and overtake larger trees in a couple of years. Peach yearlings can reach full size quickly if first class. Smaller trees start faster due to smaller root spread and lighter top growth, with less digging damage and lower root demand.
Spread Manure Thin in Every Short Rotation
New York State College of Agriculture at Ithaca reports that thin annual manure applications yield the best tonnage. Eight to ten tons per acre in three or four year rotations with about 200 pounds of acid phosphate per acre yearly provide excellent returns. A manure spreader saves time and labor and helps mix manure more uniformly with the soil.
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New York State College of Agriculture
Ithaca
Save Soil Moisture From Plant Use
The conservation of soil moisture is vital as plants quickly deplete it by root uptake and leaf evaporation.
Tanlac credited with 15 pound gain for Fort Worth man
Claude Edward Boyd of 3001 N Houston St Fort Worth Texas says Tanlac cured his indigestion and strengthened him, noting a fifteen pound gain after six to seven bottles. He recommends the remedy and cites his father in law's similar success. Over 37 million bottles sold.
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Tanlac
Claude Edward Boyd
N. Houston St. Ft. Worth
Texas
Vegetable Compound touted by Amarillo housewife for backache relief
Mrs C B Robinson of Amarillo Texas credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing her severe backache cramps and fatigue enabling her to work at home. She urges other women to try the remedy citing repeated testimonials and a note on common female ailments.
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Mrs. Robinson
Lydia E. Pinkham
Amarillo
Texas
Lydia
Pinkham
C. B. Rosinson
Lincoln St
Tex
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