Work Day for Orphans At Hapeville Georgia
Trustees of the Georgia Baptist Orphans Home appeal for public support to care for about 150 children in Hapeville. On October 3rd and October 8th citizens are urged to contribute to feeding clothing housing and teaching. Contributions should be sent to J J Bennett Secretary and Treasurer.
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Letter From North Carolina Claims Kidney Cure
A Warrenton resident describes nearly dying from kidney trouble then being cured after taking three bottles of Stuart's Buchu and Juniper. The letter urges others with backache and swollen feet to try the remedy and asks readers to request a free sample.
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Warrenton
N. C
Stuart
H. T. Macon
Buchu
Juniper
Fish superstitions and old time cures endure in customs
A Pittsburg Gazette Times piece surveys fish based remedies from cod liver oil to eel fat cures and eel skin charms. It notes a dwarfed modern acceptance of cod liver oil while recounting beliefs like drowning a trout in milk for epilepsy and a garter of eelskin preventing rheumatism.
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Wales
Pittsburg
The Headsmans Sword Before 1483
The author argues judicial decapitation used the sword rather than the ax before 1483 with no block, noting victims knelt meekly and a putlog may have supported the neck. He cites Hastings’ execution and a later switch to the ax, referencing contemporaries and John Cade era letters.
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Lord Hastings
Tower Green
Gloucester
St. Peter
Jack Cade
London
Hair elasticity and growth findings from Pincus study
The London Standard reports on hair elasticity able to stretch one third of its length and return. Dr. Pincus notes growth slows after patches are cut, with no faster growth on patches. Hair lengths range from twenty two to forty five inches. The piece also covers beetle mysteries noted by Rev Theodore Wood about a tiny brown flat beetle in primrose flowers with unknown life stages.
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Pincus
London Standard
Theodore Wood
Wood
Adamses Move Quote Sparks Eden Tale Delineator
A Washington Star quip notes the value of making enemies to succeed in life and jokes about a baseball umpire. Delineator humor shows Mrs. K recounting Adam and Eve to her children and a toddler’s wish to rent the Garden of Eden when the Adamses relocate.
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Washington Star
Newspaper Subscriptions Offered with Multiple Dailies
Advertises daily and semiweekly newspaper bundles under The Herald. Lists prices for The Herald with Bryan's Com moner Atlanta Journal Constitution Journal Constitution Georgian and Watson's Jeffersquia n, excluding Sunday issues. Offers vary from 1.50 to 5.00 per period depending on chosen combination.
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Herald
Atlanta
Journal
Constitution
Daily Journal
Daily Georgian
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Old newspapers for sale at The Theravo office
The Theravo office offers old newspapers for sale at twenty five cents per hundred.
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