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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1915
Page
7
Extensive investigations into farming profits show the average farmer earns roughly the same as a hired farm hand from a neighbor. The report notes the yearly payoff for a farmer is modest, reflecting limited real income despite diligent work. Washington, D. C., reports date January 15.
A Nelsonville Ohio reader describes improvement from Vinci tonic after feeling run down weak and nervous with no appetite He praises Vinci as a blood and nerve tonic and notes a money back guarantee via local druggist J A Wilhathon and Frederick Md advertising the product in local papers
A United States Department of Agriculture survey of ten states shows farm households meet most needs from farm products. The study finds annual home living costs at $595.08 with $421.17 supplied directly by the farm, leaving $173.83 from cash sales.
The ad promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle laxative to ease constipation without harsh medicines. It emphasizes a natural approach, mild action, and the olive color tablets available for 25 cents per box from the Olive Tablet Company.
Treasury agents seized two ekestaped diamonds weighing over eighteen karats each from A. Anpikadjian of Constantinople. Claimed the stones were centuries old queenly jewels from Krypt. he said he bought them in Constantinople from an Egyptian princess who said they belonged to the Queen of Sheba. Counsel argued they were artistic antiques free of duty.
Governor Cole L. Blease resigned the office of governor of South Carolina with his term ending January 19. Lieutenant Governor Charles A. Smith was sworn in ten minutes later to succeed him. The resignation offered no reason, stating only the act. Reportedly a meeting among some legislators discussed impeachment, but the move was abandoned.
The text discusses cash payments to farm workers, noting 22 percent cash only and an average hired man cost of $10 per month excluding lodging. It claims the farm furnished $7 of the total, with the hired man's efforts credited as the remaining value, and hints at broader national social conditions.
A fragmented advertisement touts a large ice cream supply and invites trials. It asserts the cream is pasteurized and flavored with pure ingredients. The misspelled text hints at a sanitary day and a storefront at 14 East Seventh Street.
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