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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1908
Page
2
The readable fragment hints at a chaotic moment in Rome with a character under heat and interrogation. References to a moving picture concern and a perplexing plea suggest a satirical or dramatic scene amid cultural tensions. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or names.
R J Pridding argues from ten years of Georgia Experiment Station cotton tests that many varieties differ in yield per acre. He stresses careful field testing, accurate weighing, and repeated plots. He urges buying the best seed, testing it at scale, and sourcing from reliable growers or tested dealers to avoid exaggerated claims.
A mix of reader questions and expert answers on hairy vetch sowing times and seed rates, cottonseed oil and plant identity, wheat sowing and fertilizer plans, paraplegia in cows, and warts on horses. Included are notes on barnyard practices, oat culture, and colt leg issues with practical remedies and cautions.
Farm correspondence compares sending more than three times as much phosphoric acid as potash for cotton. It notes Georgia soils hold far more potash than phosphorus, with plant residues returning potash to soil. Muriate of potash favored over kainit for rust risk and cost, due to high actual potash content and freight savings.
An advertisement offers Clarke's Pure Eye whiskey at four quarts for five dollars delivered. It claims the whiskey is produced by the world’s largest distillers and aged and bottled by the United States government.
In traveling south the A B and A equipment is elegantly appointed trains vestibuled and electric lighted. Service double daily. A farmer once destroyed by cranes feeding in his field sets a fet to stop the nuisance. He catches cranes and two large storks from a neighboring root. The farmer accuses them as pests and threatens punishment. The storks plead innocence.
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