Home Demonstration Column Promotes Chickens and Flocks
County home demonstration agent urges consolidation of flocks to one standard breed this fall. Community poultry associations will unify production to improve marketing and profitability. Boll weevil threat spurs focus on intelligent poultry farming and county organization. For more details, contact the county agent.
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Carolina
Tennessee
North Carolina
Elion
The
Poultry Association
How Not to Take Cold From Daily Habits to Quick Relief
Some people avoid frequent colds by daily cold sponge baths in warm rooms, avoiding overheated spaces, sleeping with a window open, and preventing getting feet wet. When first signs appear they take Chamberlains Cough Remedy and recover quickly.
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Chamberlain
Rebellion and ancient Mesopotamia in World’s drift
A Nation Geographic Society bulletin cites Mesopotamia and Syria as cradle of civilization while noting British troop moves amid uprisings. It recalls Bagdad’s wealth, irrigation works, and canals that shaped trade before war altered routes and plans for vast Garden of Eden reclamation along the Euphrates.
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Mesopotamia
Egypt
National Geographic Society
Tigris
Euphrates
Bagdad
Ottoman Empire
Bagdad Ro Yrom
Mediterranean
Persian Gulf
Syria
Taurus Mountains
Nile
Aleppo
Sagdad
Mussayeb
Nebuchadnezzar
Babylonia
Herodotus
Dodson's Liver Tone vs Calomel Warns of Dangers
In a period ad style warning readers against calomel dangers, the piece urges using Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe liver remedy. It claims calomel causes sickness, salivation, and weakness, while Liver Tone is a harmless vegetable substitute that will cleanse the liver without side effects and can be given to children.
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Dodson
Enterprise Bank Closes Doors In Charleston
Captain James H. Craig, state examiner, takes charge after directors instruct posting that deposits would not be received and affairs placed under the examiner. The bank at Meeting and Market streets showed 1921 deposits of 1.31 million, loans 1.19 million, liabilities include 115 thousand borrowed, with 162.5 thousand in Liberty bonds and 50.9 thousand capital. President Wilson G. Harvey and Vice President Robert C. Lebby lead a board including Frederick C. Peters and D. A. Brockinton, with Charles E. Le Prince as cashier.
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Charleston News and Courier
James H. Craig
State Examiner
Enterprise Bank
State Bank Examiner
Wilson G. Harvey
Robert C. Lebby
Frederick C. Peters
D. A. Brockinton
H. Lee Harvey
Charles E. le Prince
Waring and Brockinton
State Bank
Capt. Craig
Charleston
Harvey
Protect Your Credit and Character in Lean Times
A Jackson Progress editorial urges safeguarding credit through honorable conduct. It stresses that business hinges on trust and character, cites broken contracts and unpaid debts, and warns against harming reputations. It urges meeting obligations to protect one’s good name and the broader economy.
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Jackson, Ga
I'll Never Forget When Father's Hogs Got Cholera
Jas, Watson recounts a farm tragedy when twenty hogs died and others sickened from a rat borne cholera outbreak. A vet concluded rats carried the germs after dissecting a rat found on the premises. The ad touts RAT SNAP as the fastest solution available at Lexington Pharmacy and Harmon Drug Co with three sizes and prices.
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Jas, Watson
Lexington Pharmacy
Harmon Drug Co
Dispatch News Adds Modern Job Printing Equipment
The Dispatch News states it has enhanced its operations with new job printing machinery. It invites customers to bring jobs for prompt, well done completion and quick delivery.
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