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Newspaper

Pickens Sentinel

Location

Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1915

Page

7

Swamp Root Cure Advert Doomed Back Pain and Weight Gain

A 1912 testimonial from T. T. Morgan of Elizabeth City North Carolina describes relief from chronic backache and fatigue after using Kilmer Swamp Root. He claims weight rose from 110 to 160 pounds and urges others to try the remedy with a sample offer and full bottle options. The ad also notes a notary confirms the statement’s truth. The second topic reports an International Geographical Congress 1913 coal resource study estimating a vast unmined reserve mostly in North America enough to last about six thousand years at current consumption, with South America and Africa largely unexplored.

Dr. Kilmer International Geographical Congress North America Rocky Mountains Appalachians South America Africa

Fragrant emolients promise cleansing beauty aid

An ad touts fragrant cream emollients for skin scalp hair and hands claiming cleansing purifying and beautifying effects. It promises free samples by mail with a Book Icard and Cuticura department and includes disjointed Q&A snippets and questions about invitations and varied topics.

Cost Of Road Construction Across Regions

A United States Department of Agriculture study outlines typical road costs by region and type. Macadam, gravel, and sand clay roads vary widely from $800 to $13,000 per mile, with eastern states showing higher figures and California’s early system averaging around $8,143 per mile. Rates cover grading drainage surfacing and engineering.

United States Department of Agriculture New England Michigan Ohio California

Booster for Better Roads

Local action is urged to improve road quality by ditching draining and dragging to keep water off roadbeds. The piece argues that federal aid is uncertain and stresses a hands on plan using road grading and maintenance to create better transportation routes. It promotes the tripod of ditch drain and drag for all state road projects.

Idaho Boosts Good Roads Movement

The Southern Idaho Motor association was formed in Boise to push a good roads campaign in southern Idaho. The article argues education and transportation as core needs of civilization and outlines how sturdy rural roads boost commerce literacy land values and living costs, ranking roads nearly as vital as rail in impact.

Idaho Southern Idaho Motor Association Boise

Keep Weeds Down Along Roadsides Encouraged

A note urges farmers to mow roadside ditches and fence rows whenever an hour is available during field work. The effort is described as quick and beneficial for keeping weeds under control.

Farm horse type for southern farms weighed by work needs

The article argues the southern farmer needs a large draft horse weighing 1200 to 1500 pounds, bred from native mares and draft sires, capable of heavy field work rather than speed. It notes one horse implements are insufficient for larger tasks and predicts future needs rising to 1800 pounds, with emphasis on quality, disposition, and practicality.

Texas

RAISE DEWBERRIES IN SOUTH

Dewberries can be grown in most Southern regions especially on light sandy soil. Planting starts with rooted tips in rows five to six feet apart. Use seven foot lightwood stakes as supports and tie vines at the top. To curb anthracnose cut and burn all above ground parts after fruiting. Apply high grade fertilizer and cultivate thoroughly to renew canes for next year. Dewberries raspberries and strawberries suit wide middles between pecan trees.

Good Reasons for Dairying

J M Cadwallacer argues Louisiana lacks sufficient butter milk and cream for farm and city needs. He notes northern dairymen profit by selling at 40 cents per pound while southern producers face higher costs. He urges Louisiana farmers to dairying to supply their own needs.

Louisiana J. M. Cadwallacer Louisiana State University

Houses for storing cotton

The design of cotton warehouses affects insurance rates. Standard, sprinklered warehouses could cut average rates from two dollars to 25 cents per $100. Many existing warehouses cost more to build than needed if they complied with proper standards.

Ground Feed for Hogs and Dairy Hygiene Notes

Ground feed for hogs is emphasized as pigs fatten for market with less exercise requiring concentrated digestible rations. The text also covers cooling milk promptly to prevent souring, noting bacteria do not thrive in cold milk and advising immediate cooling to keep milk and cream sweet.

Split Character: Parents Heal Constipation With Mild Syrup

Mrs Eva I Gaff of Washington DC praises Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild laxative remedy for children. She notes it avoids harsh cathartics, costs fifty cents a bottle, and comes with a free trial bottle offer by mail from Monticello Illinois.

Eva I’. Gaff 10Th St Washington, D. C Marie

The Sage Explains The Mystery Of Mind Your Own Business

A man performs an unknown task while bystanders stare in wonder. The crowd grows, seeking meaning. A sage arrives and answers simply that the man is minding his own business, then moves on.

Laxative Bromo Quinine Promoted by Grove Signature

Advertisement extols Laxative Bromo Quinine as superior to ordinary quinine for any use with tonic and laxative benefits. It claims no nervousness or head ringing and directs seeking the signature of I. W. Grove.

I. W. Grove

May Carpets Worn Out by Feet

A fragment notes that carpets bought by the yard wear out underfoot, illustrating why May asks why carpets are so. The exchange frames a curious idea about everyday goods and usage.

Resinol Ointment and Soap Promise Quick Skin Relief

An advertisement touts Resinol ointment and resinol soap as instantly stopping itching from eczema and skin eruptions. It claims lasting improvement and complete eruption removal in a short time, urging readers to buy from all druggists.

Uncongenial Exchange Introduces Grim Figure

In a tense meeting a bore named Mr. Grimm ignores an introduction as another bore, Mr. Droan, is presented to the human hyena Gaunt N Grimm. The scene hints at a hostile dynamic and sharp disdain.

Mr. Grimm Mr. Droan Old Gaunt N. Grimm

Castoria Reminder Cited For Infants and Children

The notice urges parents to inspect every bottle of Castoria for the proper signature and brand as a trusted remedy used for over 30 years. It emphasizes safety and reliability for infants and children and notes that children cry for Fletcher’s Castoria.

Fletcher’e Castoria

Remarkable Letter From Washington Druggist Promotes Elixir

A well known Washington druggist writes of a great remedy for chills and malaria, claiming rapid sales of 3000 bottles in five months. Henry Evans of Washington D C endorses the product, with price 60 cents and delivery by Parcels Post.

Washington Mlixdy Abel Inet Klowrzewski & Co Washington, D. C

Warine Eye Lemedy Co Illustrated Book of the Eye Free

A philosophical line notes that a bad reputation is harder to shed than to gain. The brief asserts the enduring impact of public perception on personal and professional life.

Warine Eye Lemedy Co Chicago

Finance humor mocks debts and Florida winter plans

A comic riff notes a husband planning to negotiate a loan to fund his wife and daughters’ Florida winter. The jokes include a hungry wolf who eats a sheep and a line about not paying to own what you owe. The tone is wry and economical.

Florida

Sudden Death Linked to Kidney Disease and Anuric Trial

The article explains the heart kidney connection, how kidney disease raises arterial tension leading to death, and how uremic poisoning follows. It advertises Dr. Pierce's Anuric Tablets with a free water analysis offer and urges readers to mail 10 cents for a trial package from the Buffalo hospital.

Nisa Pierce Algo Dr. Pierce Invalids Buffalo All

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T. T. Morgan Elizabeth City N. C J. Kenyon Wilson Notary Public Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y Blader Queenieaven Oswald Law Bocker N. Y Parker Druggiata Trappers Furs Rogers America Notary Primean Fur Company St. Louie Onb Bond Davies P.O. Loxt Allentown Puy Kodaks & Supplies Galeski Optical Co Richmond, Ve Richmond Banger College Richmond Colts Marie Gaff Imma Joenmuel Teller Finance Hanford Si. Arghaty Tatortttie,co Lydia 3 Pinkham Medicine Co Paxton Toilet Co Boston Masu Carter W. N. UL Charlotte
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