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Newspaper
Sandersville Herald
Location
Sandersville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1908
Page
2
The Well-Informed demand a simple pleasant liquid laxative. The California Fig Syrup Co. offers Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as an ethical, wholesome, gentle yet effective remedy. Buy the genuine manufactured product from leading druggists at fifty cents per bottle.
The Government of Spain launches a nationwide tour with lecturers visiting regions to foster agricultural development and share best practices across farms and cooperatives.
Based on about 1800 eye exams by Dr. W.8.S. Toms he reports 90 percent of reflex or neuralgic headaches stem from ocular issues. Over 600 patients were unaware of their defect, and many cases involve slight refractive errors or muscular imbalance causing ciliary spasm and accommodative esotropia.
The advertisement promotes Hicks Capuchine as a liquid remedy for women’s monthly pains backache nervousness and headache with immediate effects. It claims physicians prescribe it with best results and lists 25c and 50c sizes available at drug stores.
An advertisement from Tite Ansorr Co. Savannah promotes East Indian Corn Paint claiming painless removal of corns bunions warts callouses and skin indurations with no cutting or eating of flesh. It notes availability at druggists or by mail.
One hundred dollars reward for catarrh cures Hall's Catarrh Cure promises to cure internal catarrh by acting on the blood and mucous surfaces. Endorsed by Walding Kinnan Marvin and F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. Testimonials free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Also Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A Harvard trainee gains a confidential clerk post with family help. He repeatedly arrives early to outpace the railroad president, only to find the executive already at work. After planning to beat him, the president questions the clerk about the use of his forenoons.
A quip from the Courier Journal ponders a young author asking whether a hero should tear down or tear up a street. The exchange hinges on whether the hero is a sprinter or a paving contractor, framing a playful dilemma.
A letter touts Postum Food Coffee as remedy for coffee related ailments. The author cites relief from headaches stomach issues and heart trouble after switching to Postum and says years of dyspepsia and constipation improved. Several unnamed women including a state WC T U president endorse the product and reference reading The Road to Wellville. The notice claims many similar cases and urges readers to try Postum.
The excerpt warns milk handling quality to avoid customer loss and inspector rejections. It then discusses phosphorus free slag meal as a phosphoric acid source with data from Bulletin 119 and Goessman. Ontario yields show higher co operatives driven by experiment station knowledge leading to increased farm productivity.
The article argues dairy farming must be studied and planned for profit with year round management and proper feeding. It includes practical carcass preparation for calves 50 to 120 pounds, sanitation steps, shipping cooling, and legal concerns, citing American Cultivator.
The article explains a simple soil test using boiled soil and litmus paper to judge acidity or alkalinity. It notes that a lack of color change after ten minutes means neither acid nor alkaline, and discusses that liming is still debated as beneficial mainly when the soil is not already sour.
An agricultural writer reports John Stinson's advice that a cow must know the milker to cure kicking, and that gentleness plus a rope figure eight around the hind legs can restrain the animal. The method aims to protect the milker and reduce kicking without harshness.
The article advises that profits closely follow bird quality and stresses attentive care for young birds while warning against overhandling. It outlines using proper chick grit, benefiting squab raising, and maintaining cleanliness. It cautions about lice and mites in warm spells and recommends testing infertile eggs and safe feeding of boiled egg scraps to chicks.
A collage of verses about Bobby the country boy and Bobby the city boy contrasts with advice from Harper's Weekly and Philadelphia Recorder. It includes childhood anecdotes, a child’s pretend horse, and moral guidance on manners, politeness, cleanliness, and respect for others.
A New Haven Register piece describes children hosting guests at home and the growing sense of hospitality. It then shifts to a Spanish plaza scene where a girl milks a cow at a customer's house, praising the pride of sellers and buyers and a calf being merrily dragged by its mother with a corrective tap when needed.
A head mistress describes a seven section chart of manners for Hounslow school children. It covers personal hygiene honesty at home school behavior in play street conduct and lessons on respect for teachers ministers and neighbors.
A gray canary from Plaster Rock in New Brunswick is described as a fine songster that talks in clear English. The bird, owned by John E. Thayer of Boston and Lancaster, was discovered by Prof. William Lyman Underwood and later brought to Boston after Thayer purchased it following Underwood’s testimony.
The moralizer claims true success comes from starting at the bottom and climbing up. TM antagonist replies with uncertainty about escaping from the ordinary path. Chicago News framing tone.
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