Reconciliation of Pa Couple in St. James Ceremony
A Pennsylvania couple Alice E Underhill and John T Underhill of Lansdown, after seven years apart, wed at St James Episcopal rectory in Wilmington. The ceremony united the pair with three children present, and they plan to live at Evergreen where Mr Underhill works with Evergreen Lumber Co.
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Marriage Blacklist and Rich Bride Schemes in Hungary
A London Daily Mail report describes a so called marriage blacklist and white list used by aristocrats in Hungary to screen suitors. Five Bulgarian nobles, deep in debt, formed a venture to secure rich American brides as their fortunes dwindled, aiming to wed for wealth.
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Farmer bets on horse appetite as edge in race
A Washington Star quote captures Farmer Corntessel praising a horse's appetite as a superior quality. He declares he'd back that trait against any challenger, highlighting the quirky game day confidence.
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Farmer Corntessel
Washington Star
Roads by Taxation and the Road Building Push
In this county opposition once greeted convict road labor but necessity and state-wide printouts now favor good roads. Bond issues swirl, yet farmers learn property values rise and travel quickens with heavier loads. Selfishness fades as macadam spreads and the seven is working as never before.
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Greensboro
Belier Way Urges Large Teams For Better Farming
W. W. Finley rails at small mixed stock farms in the South urging young farmers to abandon slow, unprofitable methods. He argues inferior stock yields poor crops and promotes larger, better bred teams as essential to modern successful farming in the Raleigh North Carolina Progressive Farmer and Gazette excerpt.
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W. W. Finley
Raleigh
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Progressive Farmer and Gazette
Cardui Credited By Mrs Free man For Relief Of Female Ailments
Mrs Mary Free man reports heavy womanly trouble left her weak and bedridden until Cardui was taken. She asserts Cardui is not a new experiment, being composed of gentle herbal ingredients and safely relieving headaches backaches and similar female troubles.
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Cardui
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Contagious Pine Dieback Warned By Chronicle
The Charlotte Chronicle reports on dying pine trees caused by borers that infest weakened trunks. It advises landowners to cut down affected trees, burn them, and rake needles and debris within ten to twelve feet of the area to stop the spread. The matter may be raised with government officials or Congressman Johnson for action.
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Charlotte Chronicle
Honoring Lee and a Southern salute homage
A Virginia Militia cadet tradition is proposed to tip hats as they pass the Lee tomb in the Washington and Lee chapel, likened to the Mount Vernon salute. The Lynch News endorses the idea as a regional honor that could spread through the South. A light quip about marriage and divorce from a judge on the bench closes the note.
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Virginia
South
Lynch News
Cardui praised by Clyde woman as remedy
Clyde Kentucky Mrs J A Decker writes that five years of illness kept her bedridden and unable to work. After using Cardui she regained health and can do her own work. She urges others to try Cardui, sold by their druggist, for pain and other womanly misery.
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Clyde
Cardus
Nation's Capital Notes on Statehood and Tariff Debates
News from Washington on Arizona and New Mexico statehood prospects amid constitutions' hurdles and potential Senate shifts. Reports on wool and sugar tariffs, the steel trust probe, and proposed committee investigations. Also coverage of railroad line licensing, a prominent death, and Taft opening the Baltimore peace conference.
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Political speech notes and Diaz intervention warnings
The Observer reports on remarks by ex Speakers and lawmakers discussing President Taft and farmers free trade. It mentions Canadian reciprocity and potential U S intervention if Diaz resigns or fights on, with troop movements toward the Mexican border and national guard mobilization. Kitchin is praised as a capable North Carolina congressman.
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Ages of Animals and Birds Featuring Long Living Creatures
A list of animal lifespans appears with figures such as a sheep ten years cat fifteen years lion twenty years and parrot a remarkable one hundred twenty five years. The material includes stray phrases and author names like Rich mond Virginian Jokely and May Lippin cott's with a joke about aeroplane jokes returning.
Cardui Helps Timberville Woman End Two Year Pain
Miss Gertrude Gatlin of Timberville reports relief from two years of womanly pains after using Cardui. She previously suffered male ailments but found improvement soon after starting Cardui. The advertisement promotes Cardui as safe and reliable for ailing women, claiming it eases headaches backache dragging feelings irregularity nervousness misery and weakness.
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Gertrude Gatlin
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