Wheat and Oats Outlook for Farmers in 192?
C A Whittle of the Southern Soil Improvement Committee argues demand for wheat remains strong as Europe struggles. With Europe unable to restore production, the Americas become the bread basket. Labor, preparation, fertilization, seed quality, and cereals rotation are urged to boost yields and cut costs.
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Europe
Soviet Russia
Russia
Roumania
Austria
Hungary
Balkans
Americas
Cotton Belt
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic The Blood Strengthener
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic purifies and enriches the blood using iron and quinine. It promotes energy, appetite, and color in the cheeks, and has been a trusted tonic for decades. The formula remains the same and is available at drug stores for 60c per bottle.
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GROVE
Romance of Diamonds and the BloodWrought Tale of Gems
Popular Science Monthly proclaims no fiction rivals the maddest moods of India's great diamonds. Wars, ruined empires, and mass slaughter swirl around gems like the Koh i Noor and the Chioff. Aurangzeb, Nadir Shah, Catherine of Russia, Henry of France and Navarre figure in jeweled intrigues born from desire to possess legendary stones.
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India
Popular Science Monthly
Nadir Shah
Delhi
Aurangzeb
Catherine of
Russia
Henry
France
Navarre
Washington as Father of the Navy
A Scientific American piece notes Washington issued commissions on September 2 1775 to armed craft to target enemy transports and cruisers, predating Jones and Barry and Congress actions. It cites the Lynch and Franklin loans from Massachusetts and the Lee in early naval efforts, with Congress first naval committee on October 18 1775 and vessel construction authorized December 18 1775. A separate ad promotes McGee's Baby Elixir for digestive trouble and the Sun at $1.50 yearly.
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Washington
United States Naval Institute
Edgar Stanton Maclay
George Washington
United States Navy
John Paul Jones
John Barry
Congress
Lynch
Franklin
Massachusetts
Lee
Scientific American
Tennessee Author Mrs Frenees Hadesen Serber Began Writing
A Tennessee writer, Mrs Frenees Hadesen Serber, started her career while earning a small wage as a chief teacher. She reportedly mailed her first story to magazines using stamps earned from picking blackberries.
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Frenees Hadesen Serber
AR & S
Tennessee
Ger
RAT-SNAP Rat Poison Ad Spreads Warning Case
A reader recounts finding among cellar rats described as dead for at least six months with no odor after using RAT-SNAP. The ad promotes the product in three sizes 35c 65c and 1.25 and notes sales by Wilson Montgomery Hardware Co and Dyer Jones through The Sun and Dallas News.
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Wilson-Montgomery Hdw. Co
Dyer & Jones
Joanny
Transients Move Toward Uncharted Spheres
A fragment suggests humans imagine long stays on earth while soon departing to unknown realms. The text reflects transient behavior and the urge to explore beyond current horizons.
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Earth
A Poem Urging Kindness Over Hatred by Walt Mason
A verse encourages leaving hate behind and choosing kindness. It contrasts decking foes with flowers against violent thoughts, urging forgiveness toward neighbors. The speaker vows prayer for those who have wronged him and warns that malice may lead to death in darkness.
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Walt Mason
Camel Cigarettes Ad Claiming No Aftertaste Or Odor
An advertisement touts Camels as delivering long lasting smoking with no unpleasant aftertaste or odor. It urges readers to compare Camels puff for puff with any cigarette and claims preference for quality over premiums.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Urges Constitutional Cure
Catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications. The condition stems from an inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube. Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to cure by acting through the blood to restore the mucous surfaces, offering a $100 reward for any case not cured.
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Hall
J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
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C. A. Whittle
Southern Soil Improvement Committee
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
P. J. Pierce & Sons
McGee's
the Sun
the Sun and
Dallas News
Amels
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, N.C
Hunt
Garland & Hileman
Honest
the Whitewright Bakery
J. F. Lilley
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