European War Threatens Cotton Markets and Farmers
The article laments the European war's impact on cotton, driving market shocks and price decline. It urges emergency measures, storage facilities, and coordinated marketing to ease farmer burdens, warning of famine and economic collapse without reform. It notes calls from press, banks, and governments for relief actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas
Sdciety
Milad
Congress
Poe
Iiva
Iir
Halvey
Nation's Labor Problem in the Field and Home
An editorial lament cites a federal census showing about 1.5 million women working as farm hands and argues the nation must address women's bondage to labor. It compares antebellum slavery to post emancipation bondage, condemns wage disputes and calls for industrial justice while urging protection of working women in agriculture and industry.
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Cmd
Isc
United
Indus
Iano
Tara
Cillon
Sam Howston
David Croke
Dixie
Patel
Liberty
Washive
World's Greatest Problem in Marketing and Distribution
Fragmentary text discusses distribution and economic issues as major modern challenges. It references the idea that the world will never starve and hints at agricultural land, cultivation, and business interests, though the wording is incomplete.
Fragmented farming insight on world cereal production limits
The text argues population growth and farm output pressures threaten world food supply. It notes a mismatch between producer incentives and consumer needs, calls for stable soil use, and cites historical data on arable acres, global cereal yields, and rising production against expanding population.
Notable Writers Persecuted and Poets Burned in Storied Trials
The fragment recalls writers like Chaveer Bunyan Dante and Shane facing law claims and persecution, with references to immortal progress, imprisonment, and the burning of W. Shakespearean figures. It mentions the arrest and punishment of suspected cattle thieves and notes Lawrence University founder A. Lawrence born a century ago in Boston, linking philanthropy to colonial settlement and naming honors.
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Wan Fsant
Werther
Dante
W. T. Hexpenson
Aeerytody
Texas
Sir Thomas Lucy's Park
Lawrence University
Anno A. Lawrence
Boston
Arly Alten
Lawrence
Ate
Rice
Sanchusette
William Lawrence
Neechunette
Fragmentary Prose Reflects Local Speech and Regret
A fragmentary cryptic snippet shows local voices debating sentimentality and poetry. The text hints at nostalgia and misgivings about modern notions of expression, with rough dialect illustrating a fading, folksy tone.
Railroads Appeal to President Seek Credit Support Aid
A committee of railroad executives led by Frank Trumbull urges the President and government to back railroad credits amid Europe’s war and domestic credit strains. They warn that higher costs and tighter finance threaten the system, echoing President Wilson’s call for coordinated action and expert consultation to sustain rail transportation nationwide.
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Frank Trumbull
Tvo
Tereby
Wilson
Railrad
Pable
Sioula
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Brewster County
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Lackey
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Darling
B .Ome
A.M. Turney
Livingston Undertaking Co
W. G. Youre
Marfa,Texas
Livingston
Alpine, Tex
Mr. Omay
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Suiselroute
New Orleans
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Mass
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