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grade rye, graham or wholewheat flour. Makes B
the smoothest and most nourishing stock feed.
Doesn't tear or burn the grain. A paying in* B
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B ported French Buhr mill stones, not soft na- B
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America's Leading Flour Mill Builders
Tobacco Habit Banished
DR. ELDERS’ TOBACCO BOON BAN
ISHES all forms of Tobacco Habit In 72
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The Standard Farquhar
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■ We spent 54 years perfecting Farquhar
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NIT RAGIN BACTERIA
FOR
Alfalfa, Clovers, Vetch, Peas, Beans,
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perienced failures.
More than 1,000,000 acres inoculat
ed in Germany during 1909.
Every progressive farmer will grow
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Postal will bring information. We
guarantee success.
GERMAN AMERICAN NITRAGIN
COMPANY,
General Agency;
CARL TEERLING, Savannah, Ga.
other industries and trades are taught
to the girls while in the home, in or
der that they may support themselves
honorably when they leave the insti
tution.
Nothing is so conducive to a healthy,
wholesome spirit as work, and the
best of all occupations is the open-air
work on farms, dairies, gardens and in
the business of flower and bee cul
ture. MOLL S\ KES.
THE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE OF
THE SOUTH.
In one of her Household Chats Mrs.
Bryan alluded to the Florence Nightin
gale of the Southern Confederacy. To
whom she referred I don’t know, for
there were so many noble women dur
ing the severe war between the States
that many might be entitled to be
called the Florence Nightingale—in
fact, I think all our women were
stirred with enthusiasm and sympathy
during that period. I was but a small
child then, but their devotion and
solicitude for the soldiers was deeply
impressed on my mind. My grand
mother and aunts knitted socks to
send to the soldiers. I have been with
my mother and neighbors to the rail
road station to meet trains of cars of
soldiers, carrying them cooked provis
ions. I well remember the eagerness
and appreciation of the soldiers in re
ceiving these good things, especially
the sweet things. I spent a day at a
hospital once with my aunts. The
good ladies of the town went to this
hospital every day to assist the ma
tron in caring for the sick and
wounded soldiers. Well do I remem
ber the single beds, or “bunks”, ar
ranged so closely that there was
barely walking room between them.
Some of the poor soldiers were conva
lescing, others were dying. Some had
arms cut off and others legs, and oth
ers with severe wounds about on the
body. They were so grateful for the
kindness shown them, and, oh! how
they relished the soups, custards and
other dainties carried to them by the
kind ladies!
The young ladies of this town were
very attentive to the soldiers, and
after they were well enough to leave
the sick room they were invited to
the homes of the people to take meals
and to entertainments. Here they en
joyed music, and especially the war
songs. Some of these old songs were
impressed on my child mind, and ever
will remain, for it seems the old songs
of my childhood are remembered bet
ter than those learned since.
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531 Commerce St., Philadelphia
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If it had not been for Cardui, I would
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“Some years ago I jumped off »
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Cardui is for women. It acts spe
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If you are nervous, miserable, or
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The Golden Age for February 23, 1911.
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