A Word With George Farmers
Georgia farmers urged to begin preparations for next fall's agricultural fair. Emphasis on diverse exhibits across crops, dairy, poultry, and home industries to attract visitors and show Georgia’s soil and production strength. Warns against cotton dependence. promotes peas beans tobacco as soil boosters and profitable crops. Recommends early planning and broad display to maximize benefit.
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George
Macon
Farmers of Georgia
Friends of the Agricultural Society
Georgia
Bush
Pole
Population push for the South to draw Northern settlers
The Savannah News argues the South offers mild climate, strong laws, and robust opportunities for growth. It invites industrious Northerners and foreign immigrants, noting cheap lands, expanding markets, and rising land values as population increases profit both regions. The piece emphasizes freedom, absence of obstacles, and the practicality of migration within the next decade.
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South
Savannah
West
North
United States
Advice to Mothers Mas Winston's Sooraina Suave Teething Remedy
Advertisement notes that Winston's Sooraina Suave should be used for teething children to soothe the child soften the gums and relieve pain and wind and diarrhea symptoms. priced at twenty five cents.
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Mas
Winston
Martha Washington the Domestic Matriarch at Mount Vernon
Frank G. Carpenter in The Cosmopolitan portrays Martha Washington as deeply domestic, tireless in household management, knitting and supervising servants at Mount Vernon. She wore plain gowns, farmed cloth, and kept a bustling, well-ordered home reflecting strong religious and familial virtues.
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Martha Washington
Washington
Mount Vernon
Mount Warren
Gen. Washington
Amd
George Washington
Martha
Frank G. Carpenter
The
Cosmopolitan
Mind Healing and Mind Reading from a Boston Doctor
A veteran physician weighs the share of fear driven visits and the mind cure craze. He estimates about two thirds arrive for reassurance rather than serious illness. He notes confidence and pleasant talk aid convalescence and doubts the mind cure as medical.
Wear of Hurry and Worry
The piece argues hurry and worry ruin lives and happiness more than regular labor. It urges avoiding both over and under use of time to preserve strength and keep work meaningful, noting there is always time to do well what one is called to do.
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Philadelphia Public Ledger
Men Who Understand Horses
A Boston Post letter laments widespread ignorance about horses among average men. It argues for formal horse knowledge in schools, critiques teamsters for stall situations, and jokes that coaches of coal carts could be text book teachers, referencing Thessalian myth.
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Ife
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Warner
Earth
Warner's Case
John R. Shaw
Forsyth Street
Americus, Ga
Whealley
Ind
Thornton Wheatley
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