Lincoln welcomes Bryant in quiet homecity demonstration
In Lincoln Nebraska on November 2 a vast, nonpartisan welcome greeted William Jennings Bryan upon returning from his campaign. Democrats and Republicans joined in the parade and cheers as Bryan spoke of family and public life, stressing unity over politics.
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Lincoln, Neb
Lincoln
Bryant
Union Station
Bryan
Washington
Jefferson
Jackson
Nebraska
Aiea
Tuberculosis Losses in Farm Animals Estimated
The Missouri and Kansas Farmer reports federal dairy and meat inspections show about 10 percent of milch cows, 1 percent of other cattle, and 2 percent of hogs affected by tuberculosis. Estimated annual U S losses total at least 14 million dollars from slaughter, depreciation, milk decline, and breeding impairment.
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Bureau of Aniulal ‘Husbandry
United States
Federal Meat Inspection
Missouri
Kansas
Matter of Mental Attitude and Growth Mindset
The text stresses success as a matter of mental attitude and decisive action. It contrasts fixed thought with proactive effort, urging readers to overcome fear, embrace progress, and pursue steady self-improvement to achieve future goals and build paths through challenges. It also hints at the value of cowpeas' fertilizing qualities in farming.
Guaranteed Cure For Pimples From Cowpeas Recalled
An old remedy promotes a liquid external treatment claiming to cure pimples and blackheads using pantetergents. The article also discusses cowpeas as soil builders, citing a Cotton Journal endorsement and a farmer’s comparison of pea rotation versus heavy fertilizer use across twenty-five acres. It advocates regular cowpea rotation for long term soil fertility and independence.
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Sale Everywhere
Sam W. Rose Medicine Co
St. Louis
Gwin-Mays & Co
Cotton Journal
South
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Tennessee
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