Poland China Hog Sale at Clifton Farm Gaylord Virginia
A poland china hog sale at Clifton Farm Gaylord Clarke County Virginia offers 75 head including sows with pigs, bred sows, fall gilts and spring pigs. All hogs have cholera treatment, with return options and 20 percent refund if unsatisfied. Certificates from The American Poland China Record Association issued to buyers. Cash terms with possible arrangements. Sale site details on N and W Railroad four miles north of Berryville. Dr L M Allen Gaylord Va.
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Poland
China Record Association
Clifton Farm
Gaylord
Clarke County
Virginia
Charles Town
W.va
L. M. Allen
Gaylord, Clarke& Co
Stray Phrase Reflects Chronicle's Playful Opinion
A clipped quotation from the Houston Chronicle notes a jesting contrast between a fervent patriot and a somber critic, with the sole disagreement over which description fits which figure.
Fragrance Returns as Flower Leaves Rehydration Clue
A quoted line notes that the perfume and starch fade as petals dry. It suggests rehydrating the flower in a sugar solution can instantly restore starch formation and fragrance emission, restoring the flower's scent and chemical activity.
Why Not Hire A Boy To Bathe Me
A juvenile quip from a Boston Transcript column questions why a boy cannot hire a younger helper to bathe him if a woman is hired to wash. The remark reflects playful gendered humor about domestic tasks.
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Ray
Boston Transcript
Woodlots Could Yield Vast Agricultural Wealth
The American Forestry Magazine notes woodlots currently produce about 195 million dollars in a year but with systematic management and care they could generate several times that amount.
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American Forestry Magazine
Jud Tunking Clears Fence Time Was Not Wasted
Jud Tunking explains he did not waste time while on the fence. he was whittling and cutting up the family ouija board.
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Jud Tunking
Mutilation and Circulation Rules in Local Notes
A St Joseph Gazette snippet notes a tale where an older woman snorts during reading as the heroine rejects a rich hero. It cites a law on coin mutilation but penalties apply to returning fraudulently light coins to circulation. Also mentions bands drawing townspeople to concerts.
Investor’s Puzzles and Toys as Profitable Inventions
The Detroit Free Press notes the test of a very good thing turning risky while the Chicago Daily News remarks toys as the most profitable invention group. Both items highlight profits, practice, and caution in consumer goods.
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Investor’s
Investor's
Detroit Free Press
Chicago Daily News
Mirror Dress Accessory in Sixteenth Century Fashion
A fragment describes a gown era accessory a mirror worn at the breast by ladies in the sixteenth century. It notes the oval mirror about four inches across and part of full dress etiquette.
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