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Newspaper
The Dillon Herald
Location
Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1909
Page
3
A fragmented 1909 era collage discusses duck care and sun exposure, consumption statistics, uraninite finds in Portugal, and a Postum coffee substitute testimonial. It blends health, science, and lifestyle notes with stray references to holidays and industry insights from that period.
Farmers urged to reduce dependence on cotton by growing meats dairy vegetables fruits poultry and eggs. Home canneries in Sugartown and Calcasieu show profitability. land use urged for forage hay and grazing. emphasis on utilizing idle lands drainage crops and improving yields through diversified farming practices.
Dr Bonsteel returned to Washington after touring Georgia Mississippi and Alabama to study soil suitability for winter and spring crops. He predicts high potential for developing fruit nuts garden vegetables and tobacco on South soils, with revenues from hundred to two thousand dollars per acre under extensive farming. He notes Alabama surveys show great soil diversity and anticipate broader agricultural growth similar to North-Central industrial development.
Fragmentary report describes an x ray use in wart treatment noting that the wart does not fall during the procedure and appears to drop away, while surrounding skin remains healthy. The text is incomplete but implies a medical imaging approach to wart removal.
An article fragment discusses a wart cure for scalp growths arising on individuals from adulthood onward, noting warts may occur in those past middle age. The text is incomplete but implies a medical remedy or description of wart development.
Walter Ho Cex of Boston reports severe itching and burning on hands for three months causing sleepless nights and cracked skin. After using Cuticura Treatments he was cured within a month, per Potter Drug & Chem and the Cuticura line advert.
A recipe from the New York Times details breaking a quarter pound of macaroni, cooking with butter, parmesan cheese and ham, then shaping into six to eight croquettes. The method includes pressing on buttered paper, chilling, and frying in deep fat for crisp croquettes.
A battered, uneven OCR fragment touts Dr Mitchell Eye Salve and Wizard Oil, claiming cures for eye inflammations and rheumatic pains. It references bankruptcy of Marshall Bell, a Kentucky testimonial about Dean's Kidney Pills, and includes garbled Spanish phrases, misdated serial numbers, and casual marketing rhetoric.
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