Hogs On Pasture and Local Speech in Gettysburg News
Local notes detail Adams Township Sunday School convention in our Presbyterian church with Rev. J. M. Stover and Rev. S. R. Dunham, officers elected, County President J. A. Cottrell present, and plans for a May 14 session at Fairview church. Annotated items include community visits, farm activity, frost damage, and a Palestine Washington gossip column touching censorship, tin plate shortages, and a mix of political and social topics in 1938-era notes.
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J. M. Stover
Bradford
R. Dunham
Greenville
California olive crop yields in 1915 and other farm notes
The 1915 California olive crop is reported to have produced about 1,000,000 gallons of oil and 1,800,000 gallons of packed olives. The article discusses canning methods, container types, and storage techniques for fruits, vegetables, and meats, plus notes on hog feeding tests, firewood value, and various agricultural advisories.
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California
Fragmented crime note mentions burglar and sleep disturbance
The note references a burglar disturbing a sleeper, with fragmented phrases about the intruder and detective. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR, but the context implies a home intrusion and an awake victim.
Dr King's New Discovery Promises Quick Cold Relief
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a standard remedy for coughs and colds, claiming soothing balsam ingredients, antiseptic qualities, and relief for throat irritation. Buy at your druggist for five cents.
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Dr. King
Fletcher's Castoria Adverts by Honest Ohio Specialist
An old time notice promotes Dr. Kutchin an experienced Ohio physician offering confidential, scientific examinations without false cures. He has practiced twenty four years in the county and will visit Greenville on Thursday May 24 at the Hotel James for consultations in the forenoon.
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Moon
Ohio
Planting Tomatoes After Frost Danger Passes
Instructions on selecting vigorous tomato plants, about 8 to 10 inches tall, to set 4 to 5 inches deep after frost danger ends in May. Water around transplants, cover wet spots with dry soil, and avoid soil caking. Begin cultivation promptly.
British expert lauds railroads of United States
British railway authority WM Acworth told the Newords joint committee that the United States faces a crisis in railway finances. He urged two steps: allow freight rates to cover costs and create a centralized regulatory body. He warned government ownership weakens efficiency and cited Texas vs New South Wales. He praised US railways as a product of private enterprise and critical to avoiding national control.
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United States
Washincton
WM. Acworth
Newtords
London
Acworth
de Wivey
Migner
Comrat
Ateworth
Americar
Australia
Switzerland
France
Belgian
Italy
Prussia
New South Wales
Texas
Huth
Texas Railways
Mr. Acworth
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Orous Life For the Association
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L. N. Reed
Miller
Ay Gon Relph
P. B. Miller
W. Mitchel
Maoth
M. E. Churgh
B. F. Hahn and Son
Palestine
Anna Greendyke
Mily
W. D. Ware
T. J. Wilson
B. Wilcox
Richmond
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John Michael
Winchester
L. A. Ackerman
Louvera Stover
Annabel Ross
Fairview Church
Washington
George S. Graham
Pennsylvania
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Asle J. Grenna
North Dakota
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