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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1914
Page
8
A Georgia letter discusses the backband on plow teams, its purpose to adjust furrow depth and animal pull, and cautions about proper placement and durability. It reflects old farming practices, gear design, and the need for precise adjustment to prevent neck strain and ensure effective plowing.
Coverage compares Caillaux case to Dreyfus affair with sensational detail on prison figures and public reaction. It outlines possible charges voluntary homicide and potential outcomes from guillotine to five years or acquittal based on premeditation or insanity, noting defense invoking unwritten law amid persecution claims.
A farmer seeks guidance for a cow calved three weeks ago with persistent scour, poor appetite, and foul discharge. Veterinarian recommendations include womb cleansing, carbolic acid injections, copperas and ginger in feed, Glauber salts tonic, and a bran mash with palatable feeds. cautions on fodder myths and careful udder induration assessment.
The piece reflects on northern ambitions to profit in the tropics, tracing William Paterson and the Darien scheme. It notes tropical illnesses like yellow fever and malaria felled the colony, the voyage back to Scotland, renewed colonist efforts, and the long-term U S exploitation of South American tropics driven by modern medicine turning a risky venture into a perceived sure thing.
A Farm and Tireside discussion notes that excited hens can pause egg laying similar to a Jersey cow pausing milk. It urges quiet handling, warns against dogs or visitors near nests, and stresses consistent care to restore egg records after disturbances. The piece also provides distant observation metrics for lighthouse bezels and bergs, though some text is garbled.
French scientist Laroy reports people misjudge their own voice because hearing travels through the chest and mouth while others hear it via air. Tests show friends recognize faces better than voices. blocking ears or teeth alters perceived tone.
The report notes weak demand in rail and coal sectors amid uncertain wage and tariff effects while winter weather supports retail and food trade. It highlights modest banking stability, better collections, cautious credit, and a general reluctance to commit until the regional banking system is solidified. Copper and steel show uneven gains as spring activity lags.
Florentines Youths Companion presents a poem about an old orchard untouched in winter. Birds and deer roam among bare branches while winter light reveals forgotten trees known as the Twenty Ounce and Golden Sweet. The verse recalls years past and the creatures that keep the grove alive in hardship.
The German Stamp tion Society plans a national hall in Stuttgart for 1920 to mark Beethoven's 150th birth anniversary. It would showcase architecture and music, aiming to rival major venues. Stuttgart seeks prestige with three temples for opera, drama, and absolute music, while English public support lags behind German enthusiasm.
Turpentine remained firm with 46 percent near last week and sales and shipments showing gains. Rosin also held firm with declines limited to 5 to 15 points across grades, while stocks rose for rosin and were sustained for turpentine.
An unusual fragment reflects on harsh sentences and the justice system. The speaker argues for strict law and order, comparing human judgment to nature's inexorable severity and questioning whether any judge can surpass it in firmness.
A fragment describes a large firm with an expansive establishment and mentions an inventory revealing three cashiers and four bookkeepers missing. The note hints at the vast scale of the business and the mystery of the absent staff.
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