Free hunting and angling passing in debate says authority
An American Field article by William E. Weaseller warns that extermination of certain wild species and rapid depletion of others may force shorter seasons and lower bag limits. The piece argues state ownership and trespass norms erode hunting culture and suggests hunters must accept pay-to-play limits or face stricter controls.
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North America
Avill
William EF
Weaseller
States of Fish and Game Commissions
Foley's Honey and Tar Advertisement Ends Cough
A Montgomery Alabama reader from Jas Edwards endorses Foley's Honey and Tar noting it cured a lingering cough and chest soreness. The letter claims the product helps with tickling throats and nervous hacking coughs and that the whole family uses it for coughs colds and croap. Sold and recommended everywhere.
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Jas. Edwards
Montgomery
Ala
Foley
Van Dusen’s Wealth Lost In Bid To Regain Health
A discouraged executive near ruin due to ill health considers selling to a competitor. The doctor calls his case hopeless, urging plan B for business affairs. A personal friend offers BioFood as a life saver, claiming it cured him and could spare a sale.
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van Dusen
Wanegler Bros
Robert Drug Co
Gauss
Cal. J. Miller
A Plea Against State Stocking For Hunting And Fishing
The author argues education first and urges the state to quit stocking hunting grounds. He says sports are luxuries for the rich, questions public shooting, and suggests fishing and hunting be paid for like golf courses. He envisions leasing land and stocking birds and fish, with access limited to those who can pay.
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Pennsylvania
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