Favorite Prescription Promoted by Nurse Testimonial
A prominent nurse testifies to Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription aiding recovery from illness and aiding feminine health. She notes no alcohol or narcotics, urges confidence for women, and mentions availability in tablet form with a small mail offer. The piece also recalls Senator Penrose’s quip about a demagogue drinking.
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Dr. Pierce
Doctor Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Diamond Dyes Promise Rich, Fadeless Garment Color
Ad copy touts Diamond Dyes as easy to use with simple directions for dyeing wool silk linen cotton or unmixed goods. Claims 7 packages offer perfect results and a color card with 16 rich hues. Also mentions a humorous exchange about a jazz orchestra and a medical ad for Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills.
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Ady
Opinion of Court on Absentee Law Upheld
The court reaffirms the absentee voting statute, upholding its provisions and procedures. Justices emphasize the legitimacy of mailed ballots, voter eligibility checks, and the timeline for certification, noting no constitutional violation arises from current rules.
Secrecy of the Ballot Upheld by North Carolina Court
The North Carolina Supreme Court upheld the Absentee Voters Act in a Wake County case, ruling the ballot secrecy is a voter privilege and not a constitutional violation when election officials view an absentee ballot before it is cast. Judge Kerr denied the Republican motion to enjoin state election bodies, with Justice Brown noting the constitution supports the statute and the voter’s presence is not required to cast a ballot.
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Raleigh
Supreme Court of North Carolina
John H. Kerr
State Board of Elections
J. J. Jenking
Kerr
Wake Superior Court
George H. Brown
Walter Clark
Brown
W. C. Douglass
Wake County
Tater
Clyde A. Douglass
Sid
Novel Apple Orchard Propping Methods for Tree Safety
Apple growers in the northwest use four main prop methods to prevent limb breakage under heavy fruit load. Center-ring-and-wire, cross-wire, center-post-and-wire, and single-pole-prop techniques are described with equipment details and setup per acre costs.
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Northwest
Earle W. Gage
Farm Journal
SPRY FOR SAN JOSE SCALES ON FRUIT TREES
San Jose scale is a serious orchard pest affecting currants and to a lesser extent gooseberries. A dormant lime sulfur spray cleans it off. The disease shows small white specks on the bark resembling white or gray powder and can be identified by these symptoms.
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Avery
Apple blotch disease harms crops and yields
A historical note describes apple blotch causing malformation and disfigurement of fruit and a substantial drop in yields over the season. Trees treated for blotch show larger final crops, even if spring sets looked similar.
Prune and Trim Bush Fruits Advice for Raspberry and Blackberry Care
The guidance urges wearing long wristed gloves to trim raspberries and blackberries. Remove dead or unthrifty canes entirely and prune others by one third including side branches. Burn the trimmings to dispose of waste.
Cardui praised as a woman's tonic in Florida notice
Odessa reader Mrs J D Powell shares a two year testimony about Cardui the Woman's Tonic improving her strength appetite and sleep after persistent weakness and painful right side back and shoulder symptoms. The ad urges other women to try Cardui with a note that druggists stock it. Also a brief joke about a poor marksman ends the fragment.
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Odessa
Fla
J. D. Powell
Cardus
Cardui
Ady
California Syrup of Figs Ad Phrase Confused Text
An OCR fragment advertises California Syrup of Figs as a child laxative with claimed gentle effects on the stomach liver and bowels and notes children enjoy the fruity taste. It mentions full bottle directions and a quoted line about California appears in the copy.
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California
Swamp-Root Kidney Remedy Promoted in Ad Text
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a top remedy for kidney liver and bladder ailments. It claims mild immediate effects and urges testing with a sample bottle by sending ten cents to Dr Elmer Co. at Binghamton NY, noting the paper. The piece also includes a short literary exchange about a literary meeting and Lady Gentleman dialogue.
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Kilmer
Dr. Elmer & Co
Binghamton, N
Green's August Flower for Digestive Trouble
An old remedy claim for indigestion nervous dyspepsia and related digestive disorders with a fifty four year global usage record and gentle laxative effect. A Wise Owl quips about hesitancy versus quick schemes.
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Green
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