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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1904
Page
4
Inquiries about farm matters should be directed to The Constitution F and F Department. Do not mail price or article availability questions, and request early submission. Only concise replies will be printed, and editors request timely responses for the next issue.
BE. I. REDDING argues farmers should curb speculative cotton expansion and instead diversify crops to guard against falling prices. He notes past overreliance on cotton has hurt earnings, warns production may outpace demand, and urges prudent plans to ensure steady supplies and profits.
A December 1903 open letter to southern farmers asks how to act amid low cotton prices. It urges reducing acreage and supply, notes spinners may lower demand, and argues for coordinated efforts to keep prices remunerative. A reader asks about row markers and farming tools but the main call is for restraint to balance market demand.
Agricultural Q and A covers sowing oats timing from December to February with discing and fertilizer steps. Terraced land fruit trees advised: plant in rows aligned with terrace edges, spacing adjustments for irregular terraces. Sorghum forage reports yields, feeding practices, and fertilizer questions with cautions on buffalo ration and shredder use.
Ethel a 16 year old who turned her passion for dolls into a business. A married sister spots potential and, with a department store head, lands a Christmas order worth about 76 dollars. The family reaction shifts from dismissal to astonishment as earnings replace free dolls for local children.
Wells Dunne and Harlan Co present The Knickerbocker Girl a lively turn for all. The piece includes an unpublished poem attributed to William Cullen Bryant with notes and historical commentary on its origin and context.
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