Matrimonial Venture in San Francisco a Cattleman Finds True Bride
A serialized tale centers on Mr. G Jacob Witham a rancher from Quemadura Flat seeking a wife via a newspaper advertisement. Dorothy Halsted answers the ad using the alias Dorothy Weldon, correspondence ensues, misunderstandings arise, and a match is forged after a final hotel encounter ending with Fred Weldon revealed as the groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G Jacob Witham
Francisce
Withan
San Franteen
Amd
Dorothy Halsted
Merover
Hin
Tainty Tada
Bat San Franerey
Mr. Witham
Fred
Dorothy Weldon
Panion
Pred
Palace
Pi Pases
Pravius
Itham
Hall
Witham
Mr. Weldon
Mr Witham
Dolly
Miss Halsted
Milo Cho
Ore Hae S o re ea sabel
A damaged readable fragment hints at a local event or notice. Readable names or places are unclear but the item appears to reference a community matter or brief update in a historical newspaper page segment.
North Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station bulletins free
The Station offers free bulletins to North Carolina farmers and urges only benefits readers apply. It notes no seed or plant distribution is provided except rare new varieties, and explains updated bulletin titles. It shares frost saving tips for green tomatoes and sweet potatoes storage methods, with weather telegram services and cautions over general seed distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Br. H. B. Battle
Raleigh
N.C
Steds
The
North Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station
State Weather Service Division
Experiment Station
Oddities and notices from a weathered page
A collage of brief items: prices in Paria beef thirty cts per lb, sheep wool yields, a Chillicothe verdict of 2.10, an elderly Philadelphia man’s jaw injury from a joke, a Wyoming sheep herder’s long ride for a doctor, rats thriving despite arsenic soak in hominy, Bartlett pears sixteena ct, and a Sulphur Wells couple aged 110 and 101 passing, with seven children and one war casualty.
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Chillicothe
Paria
Babylon
China
England
France
Isaac Hood
Philadelphia
Little Hole
Rock Springs
Wyoming
California
Nani
Goldson
Sulphur Wells
Hypnotiem Promoted as Ether Substitute in Surgery
Dr Jane R Cocke advocates hypnotiem as a substitute for ether and chloroform in surgical procedures. He claims seventy percent of cases could use hypnosis, noting rapid pulse drops and deep sleep within minutes during difficult operations. Hypnotism reportedly used for severe external wounds, with patients saved from death’s edge.
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Jane R. Cocke
Eid
Elso
Cooke Ke
New York Observer
Storing Potatoes In Dry Piles For Winter Use
The guide describes laying potatoes in sun, building pine straw piles up to 25 bushels, covering with dry straw, building a board shed, sweating, then covering with 6 to 8 inches of earth. Dry earth protects best. make smaller piles and remove whole heaps for use, keep in a dry warm place.
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W. F Massy
N.C
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L. Stanton
Levs
Mies Halsted
Frel
Halster
Los Angeles
Dei Frei
Milo
Clio
Jake Withsin
Quemadura
Miss Din
Withata
Iyon
Dolly T
Pat
Gravely
Halste
Weil
Mies Welde
Fred Toved
Syroes
Ain
Ore Hae
N.C. Agricultural
W. FL Massey
Nergewin and
Kat
Borneo
Pound
Germany
Korea
Aimer
Freencoal
Great Britain
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