Saving an Aged Trout at Line and Mud
An account from Stoolbridge on May 26 describes a dramatic river rescue where a trapped, aged trout was saved by Dr. Charles Atorney and a patient, skillful effort. The narrative details the improvised teamwork of local youths led by Walter J., the perseverance of the ambulance team, and the dramatic extraction from quicksand-like mire near a tree limb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Atornney
Andy
Walter J
Martin Dooley
Hia
Ehnuttenr
de McBurney
Bye
Ilios
Tald Dostey
Mins Dooley
Walla
Lua
Hig Dan
Walter Fenton
Lemantekly
Talse
Me Burney
They Say Kidney Pills Help Women In Trouble
A physician noted women may suffer female troubles but kidney health aids recovery. The ad claims Kidney Villa medicine is the best and safest tonic, promising strong results and urging readers to visit Wordham's City Pharmacy for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonen
Kidoys
Wordham
Pittsburgh May 96 Affidavit Attributed To Carter Figure
An unsigned affidavit from Pittsburgh details alleged misconduct by Cltrios Carter, once postmaster and ex-police official, including references to his associations with Converse and a prior marriage. The document describes suspicions raised by townsfolk and notes past police observations of Carter near schools and with women late at night. The report also lists local business ads and a brief medical promotion followed by a real estate transfer entry and a note on a patent medicine claim for Electric Bitter.
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Pittsburgh
Cltrios Carter
Postimastur
Converse
J. Meatay
Pitteburg Uphoala
Pittabaggl
Horter
Timely Hints For Farmers The Horse In Spring
Agricultural notes describe spring needs for horses and pigs with emphasis on water quality, comfortable bedding, and steady work routines. Advice covers grooming, pasture use, early spring pig feeding, and caution against hasty actions during weather shifts to protect young animals and maintain livestock health.
Management of Chick Brooders in 1920s Agriculture
Practical guidance from Professor J. G. Halphy of the College of Agriculture, University of Wisconsin, on brooder hygiene, temperature control, and housing. Emphasizes cleanliness to prevent disease, proper ventilation, moisture control, and avoiding rapid temperature fluctuations. Recommends safe feed practices, milk feeding for calves, and cautious use of silage for hogs, noting silage is bulky and digestively limited for fattening livestock.
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Phot Leary
Ly le Svitentiys
Tee aMed
Ty Professon
J. G. Halphy
College OF Agricultare
The
Univer
Milly
Talpin Loomeler
Hoyer
Cole
Ford
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McCardell Bros
Hagerstown
S. M. Hockman
Mer
A. B. Bingham
Mechanics Loan and Savings Institute
Washington St
Kraiss Bros., Funeral Directors
Bell Phone
Chas. A. Ritchey
Gavin
Muri
M. Ulebb
Kevin
London
Tiny
New York
Howe
Twa
Mrs. C. Thinevault
Vestal Center
Saynt
Rody & Mererlith
Dougeiate
Austin
Mason
Windows
Armstong, Jr
Inoringer
Chas
J. Heaxe
Peyperty
Gurstret
Annte
R. Fishack
Frank ‘Ashlenah Toy Wilbur J
Intekat
Grande
Wmmuert
Ealth Fond
Prostante Dolezing
Uniheiliy Sloolg
Garcen
Atha ' Y
Horace
Mfaperstown
Washington County
Ons
Grant Rainvont
Walter Weeanball
Bostetter & CO
Cannes
Konin Mts
Mali
Milton Kohler & Sons, Jewelers
Opticians
Lykens Valley
Lykens Valley Furnace
George’s Creek Big Vein
Boyer & Hea
West Franklin
L. V. Pea
W. A
C. R
Thomas
Ges Yara
Omtieo
John O
H. H. Martian
Far Sale
Bruce
Zeller
of the County Tax
Iness
Christman
Washington’s
Nets
Pocketbook
Mid. Leather & Saddlery Co
Franklin
Polack’s Jewelry Store
West
Washington Sy
Barnes
Palace
S. Jighbatger
Oy Ptcans
Age Howe
Bea
Dragoists
W. Aerth
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