Growing and Grading Farm Produce in the South
The editor explains a wave of reader inquiries about new farming methods amid a series on Growing and Grading Farm Produce. He urges farmers to study the approach, keep scrapbooks, and focus on selling well produced, attractive goods. He cites South Carolina and Georgia efforts, market realities, and four harvest pillars: oats, gardens, hogs, and poultry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Corona
South Carolina
Watson
Agricultural Department of
Colleges of Agriculture
Nathan
William
Wiliam
Department of Agriculture
Agricultural notes urge better farming and animal care
The piece advocates improving methods for crops and livestock, urges farmers to focus on prevention and animal welfare, and suggests clipping sick animal letters as veterinary guidance. It also mentions upcoming articles on dairy from cows and encourages planting English peas and garden vegetables now for early harvest.
Cotton Exports Boost Market with Bearish Tone
New Orleans February 14 The cotton market closed last week with a net loss of 10 to 16 points as exports reached 398000 bales versus 175586 a year ago. Total American cotton afloat for Europe stood at 1184000 bales, while visible supply showed a decline to 6817092. Market focus shifted to potential belligerent trade actions and the coming crop acreage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Europe
England
Germany
Musicians urge state to press Brodsky release
In New York on February 14 a petition will ask the State Department to present to Austria for the release of Dr Adolph Brodsky, the violinist interned in an Austrian camp. Prominent American musicians sign, noting art is international and Brodsky, a Russian born artist who spent years in the United States, is not a military or political threat at age sixty four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
State Department
Adolph Brodsky
America
Dr Brodsky
United States
Brodsky
Effect of the War on Missionary Work in Charlotte
Charlotte, February 14. The European war and its impact on mission work worldwide will be the chief topic at the Laymen's Missionary Movement of the Southern Presbyterian church four day session. Dr John R Mott will present the European situation. Other speakers include Rev Egbert W Smith Rev W R Dobyns Dr William Martin J Campbell White and other ministers and laymen and mission reps abroad. After the convention ends here delegates will go to Dallas for a three day session starting February 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
William Martin
Davidson College
North Carolina
General Assembly
J. Campbell
New York
Dallas
Texas
Falling Birth Rate Alarming to France
Paris authorities warned repopulation is at risk as figures from the Academy of Moral and Political Sciences show births in France fell over twenty years from sixty thousand to one hundred fifty thousand annually. The meeting proposed incentives for prolific families and financial recompense to heads of large households.
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Paris
France
Academy of Moral and Political Sciences
Académy
Wheat Supplanting Cotton, Says Bradstreet's Report
Bradstreet's report notes improving yet slow moving industry with iron, textiles, and auto manufacturing edging into better shape while unemployment narrows slowly. It highlights cotton, wheat and sugar trade activity, easy money and growing deposits, rail and coal freight shifts, and a general strengthening of confidence amid continued foreign exchange declines and strong export volumes.
Week's steel exports show satisfactory tonnage
New York, February 14. Export sales of steel products last week were satisfactory in tonnage though prices remained weak. Russia placed some orders for shrapnel while France and Great Britain purchased 165,990 tons of barbed wire. 2,000 tons of rails were sold to Africa and European and Far East buyers placed many small orders for billets, sheet and other products. Domestic buying was less active and eastern yards closed for 15,000 tons of plates and forgings. The Standard Oil order spurred a tank boat build, and more structures were requested by railroad buyers amid rising wire prices.
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Dun
Canada
Pennsylvania Railroad
York Central
United States
Steel Corporation
Iron
Eeal
Pittsboro
Pittsburg
New York
Russia
France
Great Britain
Africa
Europe
Far East
Italy
Eastern
Standard Oil Company
Newport News Shipbuilding Company
Edgar F. Luckenbach
California
Chicago Mills
American Steel and Wire Compan
Treasury balances and receipts show deficit rise
At start of business Saturday the general fund net balance was 46,665. Receipts totaled 2,071,590 while payments reached 2,796,328. The fiscal year deficit stands at 81,200,416, compared with 24,161,870 last year, excluding Panama Canal and public debt activities.
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Washington
United States Treasury
Orders Reach 44 000 Tons With Major Railway Allocations
In a tally of orders and reservations, totals reached 44 000 tons with allocations to Interborough at 56 000 tons, Chicago Great Western 8 000 tons, Bessemer and Lake Erie 6 000 tons, New York Ontario and Western 3 600 tons, and New York Central systems 13 560 tons. Structural work lagged, railroad bridge work was light, and the top building order stood at 2 900 tons in Cleveland. In January United States Steel subsidiaries booked about 36 500 tons daily in orders and shipped just over 20 000 tons per day.
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Interborough
Chicago Great Western
Bessemer
Lake Erie
New York
Ontario and Western
New York Central
Cleveland
United States Steel Corporation
Prices Advance On Stock Market In Uneven Week
New York traders saw gains as regular railroad and industrial dividends boosted sentiment. United States Steel January tonnage aided expectations, while ICC clarification of rail rate powers between Missouri and Pacific points provided further support. Foreign exchange shifts and London gold movements also influenced activity as partial grain gains and cotton strength aided overall trade though railroad tonnage trended lower versus last year.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Interstate Commerce Comminasion
Missouri River
Pacific Coast
London
Bank of England
Canada
England
Germany
London Exchange
Amsterdam Exchange
Lost and Found Ads and Rewards
Lost and found notices listed include a light tan hound dog missing since February 8 with a reward for recovery, a white English bulldog named Jack with a liberal reward, a pendant lost near Ansley Hotel or Capital City club, a black horse mule from East Point stables, a red and white bull with horn marks, and a stolen Regal Roadster with notice to D Root at Aragon Hotel. Contact information provided for each item.
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Helmer
Kenwood
J. Cox
Fairburn
Jack
B. G. Moore
Candler
Ivy
Iither
Ansley Hotel
Wren's Nest
Capital City Club
Peachtree Circle
Atlantic Sea and Coal Corp
East Point
Solomon Bradley
Welch Street
Regal
D. Root
Aragon Hotel
Local Classified Ads and Services Include Nurses Detectives Tailor and More
A column of misc services appears, listing a personal free hospital service at $100 per month, corset fitting by Spratling, dyeing and cleaning by J. S Spratling, a Southern Detective Agency with Decatur contact, piano tuning references, life readers and mediums, a maternity sanitarium run by Mrs. M. T. Mitchell, a tailor relocation notice, nursing opportunities for undergraduates, a fashion catalog notice, a smoking remedy ad, and switches from combing by Mrs Allie Gallacher. Includes addresses in Atlanta area and phone numbers.
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Mme
Funk
Spratling
Atlanta Steam Dye and Cleaning Works
J. S Spratling
Auburn Ave
Ivy
Atlanta
Southern Detective Agene
Decatur
E. Bell Phone
P.O
Phillips & Craw
W. H Childs
College Park Bell
Foster, Boyd
Auburn
Ear
Peachtree
Maternity
M. T. Mitchell
Windsor Street
H McCarter
Whitehall Street
L. Fred
Iis Magazins
Charles D. Barker
Petera
Nour
Atlinnta
Allie Gallacher
Peachtree St
F. R. P. Becht CO
Bell Phone
Aes
Siso Barwaing
Manufesturers
P. O
U.K. Produce CO
Alabama St
Gale
OK Produce Co
Algbema Street
RCO
Whitehan St
New Home Sewing Machine Agency
Equitable
Georgia
Savannah
Professional Cards Free Demonstration For Deafness And Nose Throat
Trade card promotion announces a free demonstration of a new treatment for deafness and throat and nose issues. The ad lists Dr. Fibwsla with multiple office addresses in Atlanta and mentions law offices and telephone numbers, emphasizing long distance connections.
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IONAL
Fibwsla
Fobie-Davies
Ei Edgewood Avenue
Pryor
H Stewater
Albert Howell, Jr
Hugh M. Dorsey
Arthur Heyman
Dorsey
Phrenologists and Career Openings Advertised Nearby
Readings by phrenologists and life readers offered with low fees at 6 Auburn near Peachtree. Help wanted sections seek male and female professionals including bookkeepers, salesmen, solicitors, and barbers. Notices invite skilled labor, agents, drivers, and government clerks with opportunities for earnings, travel, and training across Atlanta and nearby towns.
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Mulet Valaire
Foster, Boyd
Auburn
Peachtree
Situation wants ads offer broad response through The Constitution
Classifieds show varied job seekers and services from hotel workers clerks bookkeepers and salesmen to linotype machinists and housekeepers. Entries include ages 22 to 71 with references, locations Atlanta Griffin and Kansas City style notes and requests for positions in offices stores railroads and private families. Rates for ads are detailed and advance payment required.
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R. J. H. DE Loach
Mmeant
Abbott
Bradstreet
Yale
Inspiration Consolidated Copper Co
New York Stock Exchange
HE Company
Miami Copper Company
Globe
Arizona
Liberal Sinking Fund
Peeteres
Inapi
J. W Allen
United Metals Selling Co
John F.alvord
Excelsior Needle Co
Torrington
Conn
T. F. Cole
Montana Power Co
Duluth
Minn
E.c. Converse
Bankers Trust Co
Liberty National Bank
International Nickle Co
Ew York
W. E. Corey
Allow Consolidated Copper Co
Eugene Meyer, Jr
Eugene Meyer
Bankers
L. D. Ricketts
Warren
W.G. Rockefeller
Union Pacific R. R. Co
Amalgamated Copper Co
John D. Ryan
B. Thompson
Federal Reserve Bank
D. Thorton
Greene Consolidated Copper Co
A. H. Wiggin
Chase National Bank
Eugene Meyerer&Co
Bankers Trust Building
Wall St
New York City
Charles J. Metz
Certified, Public Accountant
Audit Company of the South
Peatey Building
Alonzo Richardson & CO
Empire Building
Staie
Ando
Vlen
Co- Operative Hospital Association
Brown-Randolph Bldg
Bioqeres
J. G. Mitchell
Colbert
Gua
O. Branning
Atlanta Barber College
Lesmen
Wineton-Salem
Hudson Valley Muslin Underwear Co
Mill St
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Bolleitara
Call
rown-Randolph Building
Brown-Randolph
Jesson
Franklin Institute
Rochentel
Marietta St
Boo
Atlanta School OF Practical Millinery
Whitehall St
Semple
Rochester
Ideal School of Millinery
Whitehat
Miss Sparkman
Whitehall
San Francisco Exposition
Woman's Magazine
Southern Woman's Magazine
Nashville
Tenn
Bell Bros
West 29Th St
Smith
Aulturn Avenue
Sea Um Commercial Employment Agency
Forsyth Building
Constitution Office
Wilay
Care Knott & Carmichael Furniture Company
William A. Elis
Griffin
Constitution
Care Constitution
Gerade
Rayburn
Forsyth Street
Caré
Kirkwood
Loxm
Healey Bldg
Atlanta, Ga
Liberal Commission
Winecoff Hotel
Walure
Frank O Watson & Co
West Mitchell
T. Shannon
Loomis Avenue
Trinity
Jax Fruit & Produce,Co
Jaxonville
Fla
Rogers
Garnett Street
Pryor Street
Mattress CO
Peters ST Main
New York Feather Company
Warren Place
Carson
Broad and
Marietta Streets
W. B. Smith
Fourth National Bank
MONET
The
Mortgrage Land Company of New York
Biior
Himphre
Ivy Sade
Denirebin
Renee
REX
Catcher Insurance Ager
le Sure & CG
Beott & Co
Austell
Foster & Robton
Hagewood
Austiis
Thos. L. Swift
Danson & Gay
Fitzhugh Knox
Atlanta Reai
Dunson & Gar
Trust Company
of Georgia
W. Oo
Wee
L Bank
C. Me McGahee
Empire Ige
T. J. Bettss & Co
Nat'l Bank
Ire & Co
Empire Lite
Ivy G
Turman & Calhoun
Foster & Robson
Edgewood u+enue
Mee
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