Georgia Wheat Quality Shown by Analyzed Samples
The article presents analyses of 10 Georgia wheat samples, showing many Georgia wheats match or exceed the world’s fair standard in key gluten and food-value properties. It notes some regional variation, praises careful sample selection, and urges farmers to submit future samples for similar testing, while addressing weevil remedies.
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O. B. Stevens
Dean Sti
Georgia
W. G. Cooper
Atlanta Journal
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Chicago
Maine
Montana
Nebraska
Wyoming
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Pennsylvania
Virginia
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Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Oregon
Washington
Carolina
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Kansas
United States Department of Agriculture
H. W. Wiley
Great Georgia Wheat Crop Hopes Rise Across State
The Georgia Agricultural Department reports a strong push to plant more wheat as farmers in nearly every region prepare for a record late-season crop. Colonel R F Wright notes widespread interest driven by outreach urging fall grain planting and shifts from cotton to wheat and oats.
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State Agricultural Department
Georgia
Agricultural Department
R. F. Wright
Macon Telegraph
Department of Agriculture
Lavoe
Address By Stevens Warns Farmers to Plant Little Cotton This Year
Stevens urges Georgia and cotton states commissioners to push rural independence by growing home supplies, reducing cotton acreage, and paying cash. He warns that a 11.6 million bale crop would lower prices, while 8 million bales and food crops would sustain the nation and keep profits at home. The revival of southern cotton manufacturing is praised, with calls to keep railroad mills and capital within the region.
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Georgia
South
Conth
Great Grugin Bans Carbolic Acid Export for Lyddite Shells
New York January 17 wholesale drug makers report their London agents say Carbolic acid export is forbidden as all output is needed for Lyddite shells. The prohibition aims to ensure supply for munitions production.
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New York
Dragmista
London
Cee
Agriculture education for the rural south in schools
The article argues for using cotton profits to fund local manufacturing and inland transportation, while stressing state duty to educate youth. It advocates teaching agriculture science in common schools, including chemistry, botany, entomology, geology, and related fields, to empower farmers and boost southern prosperity. It warns against distractions like tariff debates and urges practical agricultural instruction from a young age.
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Department of Agriculture
Potton
Hae
Philippines
Call to Educate All Trades for a Stronger Community
The piece urges broad education across professions from doctors and lawyers to teachers preachers and farmers. It emphasizes hands on science in laboratories and practical study of nature, urging cities to equip youths with knowledge to heal, manage, teach, guide, and sustain society through skilled work and ethical leadership.
The City Marshal and His Work
City Marshal Arnold has settled into steady work in his new office. He keeps papers in order and uses a front safe for valuable books and papers. He finds constant tasks and is currently focusing on collecting back taxes due the city.
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Arnold
Mozley Lemon Elixir advertised as liver tonic cure
An 19th century style advertisement touts Mozley Lemon Elixir as a remedy for biliousness indigestion headaches and internal disorders due to torpid liver or kidneys. It claims cures for coughs colds hoarseness bronchitis and throat and lung concerns with multiple testimonials and price notes for 50 cent and 1.00 bottles.
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H. Morley
Atlanta
Capitol
Dr. Morley
J. H. Mennich
F. Street
Washington, D. C
Pacific cable construction urged by Long Bradford in Senate
Secretary Long and Rear Admiral Bradford urged government construction of a Pacific cable before the Senate Naval Affairs Committee in Washington. Fragmentary note mentions Jefferson Ga and a dated testimonial from 1898 endorsing Dr Tichenor's Antiseptic.
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Washington
Long
Bradford
Senate Committee On Naval Affairs Today
Jefferson, Ga
Route of War Messages from South Africa to London
The article explains how war dispatches travel from the South African front to London. It covers the 1875 international telegraph priority, censor control, and the high cost of private rates. Dispatches are limited to 160 words daily at full rate, 400 at press rate, with 1–2 hour delivery and 160–200 letters per minute cable capacity.
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South Africa
MG St. Petersbarg
Almce
Buda Peath
Mesea- Gea
Zanzibar
Sierra Leone
Delagoa Bay
Mozambique
London
Wreck Identified as Heligoland Near St Johns
Wreck of the Bay vessel near Caps Pine appears to be the Heligoland owned by the Dutch American Petroleum Company. Flags found include Holy Rood with blue white red and a central R. A life buoy bearing the ship’s name was recovered though partly illegible.
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St. Johns
N. F
Health query ad from J Newton Maizeway in Atlanta
A health ad asks readers if they suffer pain fatigue nerves or impurities and urges immediate consultation with J Newton Maizeway M D at 235 South Broad Street Atlanta Georgia. It promises assessment of blood and organ function and promotes vigor and happiness.
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Newton Hathaway
Wiese
Dran
Ouneam
Ie Hathaway
Pértocter
Fursoaley
Dr. Hathaway
aTata
Seanawe
South Broad Street
Avlanta
J. Newton Maizeway
M.D
Atlanta
Porto Rico tariff reform discussed by cabinet
Washington reports the January cabinet discussion on Porto Rico highlights the need for Congressional action to reduce or remove duties on imports from the island. Officials argue the current tariff keeps Porto Rican goods out of U S markets, stalling industries and dampening inland commerce.
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Washington
Porto Rico
Congress
Port Rico
United States
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