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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1912
Page
12
An article advocates widespread planting of cowpeas and soybeans to improve soil humus, provide valuable hay, and reduce fertilizer costs. It discusses harvest challenges and crop timing, compares cowpeas with soybeans, and notes historical shifts from catch crops to staple soil-renewers, urging broader sowing on idle land and detailing seed and nutrient practices.
Bulletin blends veterinary home remedies and dairy guidance for livestock. It covers horse dyspepsia likely from worms, worm remedies, diet changes, and water quality. plus sow paraplegia, mule colic like spells, and milk quality issues tied to barn cleanliness, teats, and sanitation. Also includes bread and coffee cake recipes for home bakers.
The Chee Kwong Tong Society held a long elaborate funeral for Loobing Yuen at Greenwood Cemetery after a two service ceremony at Marry G Poole Undertaking Chapel. The event drew hundreds of Celestials and Americans, with a casket jeweled and incense burning, and ended as lodge records were burned and the bier was interred.
A Grecian courtship ended badly at 11 PM when Louis stays in a polis 21 years old confronted Jim phronis at 21 Gilmer street. A fight escalated to a knife and a shot wounding Stassinopolis in the left hand. Shronis was detained charged with the shooting while phronis went to hospital with a wounded hand. The incident involved a Greek love triangle and police were on the scene.
News from Chefoo reports renewed unrest and anti foreign sentiment prompting the American consul to urgently request a warship to hasten to the port so marines can be deployed if conditions worsen.
Three Italian sailors aboard a barge transporting an old shell to sea were fatally injured when the vessel exploded. The accident occurred as the crew attempted to sink the shell, and authorities are investigating the sudden blast.
Rebels plan to negotiate with General Huerta to allow a rebel garrison to depart Chihuahua with arms while evacuating the city. Orozco seeks neutral terms for foreign residents and may use axemen to deter mob violence as discontent grows among officers and troops. Americans connected to rebel artillery decide to abandon arms under current conditions.
Buenos Aires reports General James Strain, president of the National Rifle Association of America, who was operated on today after a bout of appendicitis. His condition is described as improving, with factors noted but not specified.
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