Scraps From a Scrap Book Jealous Dogs and Grape Glasshouses
A collage of era notes covers a jealous dog in a family with a new baby, the claim that scientific truth is elusive, and a critique of mahouts cruelty. It also highlights a Belgian grape growing spectacle in Hoerlaert with weekly shipments to London, the Riviera, Vienna, Berlin, St. Petersburg, and New York.
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Armingham
Ralph Neville
Outing Magazine
G. K. Chesterton
Illustrated London News
Kipney
Belgium
London Globe
Hoerlaert
Brussels
London
le Aris
Riviera
Vienna
Berlin
St. Petersburg
New York
United States
Practical Sympathy and Witty Anecdotes Across Regions
A collage of vignette excerpts from American and British humor and moral reflections. Dr Edward Hale consoles a worried editor by gifting manuscripts to spread his sympathy while laboring at his desk. Exchanges with Uncle Mose reveal quiet humor born of religious identity while cultural quips from Baltimore, London and Edinburgh offer observational humor on sociability and travel.
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Edward Everett Hale
New England
We del ese tobacco co. seeks phosphate brand for harvest
We del es tobacco company Quincy October 10 1908 letters from Vincinta Canotasa Cremica Savannah Ga asking for large consignments of phosphate treated tobacco. The firm expresses intent to place orders for its plantation needs and requests favorable terms. Signed by Mar Wedeles manager.
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Quincy
Fra
Vincinta-Canotasa CreMica
Savannah
Geentlemen
WevEtes Tobacco
Mar Wedeles
Shade tobacco grower endorses Phospho-Alkali mix
M C Williams reports he used Phospho-Alkali with cotton seed meal at 1,000 pounds to 3,000 pounds per acre and found the shade crop growth, burn, and texture satisfactory. He claims the formula adds to soil and tobacco quality, unlike other potash formulas that leach from land.
Tobacco Grower Applauds Phospho Alkali Fertilizer
J C Montford of Tallahassee Florida reports in a letter dated October 22 1908 that using Vincusta Canousa Chemical Co Phospho Alkali on virgin soil produced superior shade tobacco with per acre yields 1450 pounds more than other fertilizers Leaves averaged 12 to 24 inches and stalks up to 34 leaves The crop matured uniformly and on schedule compared with others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Gadsden County
Fla
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co
Savannah
Frorma Tobacco Company
D. A. Shaw
PregMent
Tallahassee
Vincusta-Canousa Chemical Co
Sevenagh
J.C. Montford
T. M. Scott
Scorano
T. Y. Scott
Vrechyta Carolina Chemical Co Purchases Shade Formula
A report from Savannah Georgia notes the Vrechyta Carolina Chemical Co purchases a special tobacco shade formula PHospHo-ALKALI with Potassium Nitrates from C Williams Atrapurees Ga dated October 20 1908.
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Atrapurees
Vrechyta-Carolina Chemical Co
Savannah
Gextiemen
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Swift Specific CO
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Renita
Forry
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John
Twell
Uncle Mose
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Vincents-Carolina Chemical CO
County Tobacco
Tartanassex Pressep
Buick C.per L
Yeager
Leon County
Vinginia-Carolmva Chemical Co
Co. Leon County
F. Balkco
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company
Georgia