Georgia experiment seeks hybrid cotton to boost Southern fields
The article profiles Benjamin W. Hunt and his work with Georgia agriculture, detailing his hybrid cotton and fruit growing projects, collaboration with the Department of Agriculture, and the broader Southern shift toward science driven farming. It notes Northern investment aiding Southern development, Atlanta growth, and social dynamics. A side anecdote describes a parrot escape and a chaotic, humorous chase through Washington.
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New York Transit Plans Strain as Crowds Grow
Broadways evening traffic surges with 600 cars leading to blockages. Projects underway include the Manhattan and Blackwell's Island bridges and the East River Tunnel to connect Brooklyn, with 175000 riders per hour expected once completed.
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Paris Spends 100000 a Year For Tree Maintenance Planting
The city allocates funds to care for existing trees and to plant new ones. Each street of a defined width gets a single row of trees on both sides, while wider streets receive a double row. The arrangement aims to create uniform shade and urban greenery across the boulevard network.
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Express Trains in Russia Largely Slow at Twenty-Two mph
The article notes that express trains in Russia seldom reach speeds beyond twenty two miles per hour, reflecting limited propulsion and track conditions affecting high speed travel.
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Salt industry at Dead Sea remains strong and ancient
The Dead Sea continues to yield large quantities of salt, underscoring a tradition that spans centuries in this historic extraction region.
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Biography of Senator Depew Featured in Congressional Directory
The Congressional Directory includes a biography of Senator Depew highlighting his career and public service. Tim Sullivan of New York is noted as lacking a shortest designation in the snippet.
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New York
Trade in Midwestern fur pelts sustains regional markets
In the Middle West a sizable fur trade persists for muskrat, skunk, raccoon, opossum, fox, mink, and weasel pelts. The article notes continuing demand and local commerce surrounding these animal hides.
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Glorious Hair Grown Free Hair Tonic Offer
Bold newspaper style promotion promising a free trial package of a hair tonic from Lorrimer Medical Institute Incorporated. Claims restore hair color and growth, cure baldness, with testimonials and no payment unless results seen. Includes request for a two cent reply stamp and full address in Baltimore, Maryland.
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