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Newspaper

Barnesville Gazette

Location

Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1897

Page

7

Cotton Area of 1897 and Blackberry Culture Insights

The Georgia Experiment Station notes a likely record cotton area in 1897 due to slow weather delaying planting, advising farmers to select fields and use balanced fertilizer to target one bale per acre at about four cents per pound. It also condenses Bulletin 83 guidance on cultivating and propagating blackberries and dewberries, including site, fertilization, planting, pruning, and pest management tips.

Georgia Experiment Station Georgia

Tennessee Yam Declines in Quality Not Recommended

Bulletin notes the Tennessee Yam once praised for all purpose use has declined in quality since 1896, despite high productivity. The Texas Seed & Floral Company first supplied it. many under the name were misidentified as palmate leaf forms. Mr. Loring Brown of Bolingbroke, Georgia reportedly has tubers from the station and may supply this season.

Georgia Texas Seed & Floral Company Dallas Loring Brown Bolingbroke H. N. Starnes

Inquiries to be Answered by Georgia Experiment Station

Short farm questions from farmers will be answered by station staff and published if of general interest. Submit inquiries with name post office and address to the Director Georgia Experiment Station Experiment Ga.

Georgia Experiment Station Experiment

Best fertilizers and application for peach trees early ages

Horticulturist H N Starnes advises first year peach trees receive high nitrogen via cotton meal about 2 pounds per tree in two spring rings, with later intercultural 1 pound applications if conditions are favorable. For bearing trees use a broadcast mix of acid phosphate and potash with some nitrogen, plus reduced cotton meal, and limit nitrogen for pears after bearing to curb blight risk.

Augusta H. N. Starnes

Fertilizer guidance for nitrogenous compounds use

The article advises using acid phosphate and muriate of potash only for nitrogenous compounds and recommends omitting cotton meal. It emphasizes avoiding additional nitrogen sources to balance soil nutrition and crop uptake.

Fertilizer advice for melons on sandy Georgia soil

J A P asks what fertilizer to use to match last year’s melon yield on sandy land at Carrs Station. H N Stakles warns against planting melons in two consecutive years and offers a heavy manure option plus a high grade phosphate nitrate and potash formula. Alternatives include cotton meal substitution and kainit, with guidance on rates per acre to maximize vine feeding and melon size.

Carr's Station H. N. Stakles

Early soil and varieties for cantaloupes in the south

Advice favors early plantings in light loose soils such as second bottoms or good track soil. Recommends sandy locations over clay, with a fertilizer around 4 percent nitrogen 2 percent phosphate and 1 percent potash. Suggested mix includes acid phosphate nitrate of soda and potash, applied in drills with subsoiling. Varieties: Estrus Early, Tac'en sack, Skimman’s Netted, Augusta Market and Montreal Market. Augusta Market likely from Alexander Drug and Seed Co in Augusta, Georgia.

J.D. R Valetrande Ala H. N. Stanrnzs Estra

Onions Need High Nitrogen Potash Fertilizer Formula

Horticulturist H N Starses outlines onion friendly blends using nitrate of soda or dried blood with high grade phosphate and potash. The nitrate based mix yields about 5.14 percent nitrogen, 6 percent phosphoric acid, and 9 percent potash, and is recommended as the strongest, though pricier, option.

E. C Spartanburg S. C H. N. Starses Psapeor Dee Ee

Stilesboro Club Urged as Georgia Farm Benefit

The article praises county farmer clubs forming in Bartow and across Georgia. Members meet at homes to share ideas, rotate duties, compare market methods, and arrange bulk buying, aiming to boost profits and modernize farming practices. The Constitution endorses monthly meetings and broader adoption statewide.

Bartow County The Atlanta Constitution Georgia Stilesboro Club

Electric Bitters Promoted as General Tonic

Electric Bitters is a medicine suited for any season aiding languor and liver sluggishness. Prompt use can avert bilious fevers and counter malaria poisons. Headache indigestion constipation dizziness respond to the remedy offered at W. H. Chambers' Drug Store, priced 50c and 1.00 per bottle.

W. H. Chambers’ Drug Store

Deeds Not Words Cited By Washington Star

A young woman praises a man as very nice and bearing an illustrious name but her practical mother insists that titles matter only if backed by deeds and a standing in the recorder's office. The exchange highlights a generation's demand for verifiable achievement over mere lineage.

Recorder’s Office Washington Star

Proposal at Last in a Quiet Confession

A nervous suitor visits a woman amid rain and teasing. After a week of hints and stage fright, he finally asks if she will marry him, and she confesses she would have accepted long ago. The moment ends with a quiet, mutual yes.

Sam Tom Bowles Iman Clyde Fitch

Man Faced Crab Described as Japan’s Curious Creature

Public Opinion cites a world famous man faced crab from Japan. The inch long body features a head with a face like a human, including eyes nose and mouth. It has two legs emerging from the head and forked beard-like feelers from the chin, seen swarming inland seas of Tapani.

Japan Cody Tapan

Cascarets Candy Cathartic Advert

An old advertisement promotes Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a pleasant medicine that cleanses kidneys liver and bowels. It claims to dispel colds cure headaches fevers and biliousness and urges readers to buy a box for 10 cents with a guarantee from druggists.

English Foreign Secretary Receives Three Receptions Annually

The English minister of foreign affairs is to give three receptions a year. If poor he hosts only the great dinner and ball on the queen's birthday. The queen's households help by supplying flowers from royal conservatories.

New York Mail and Express

Oh, How They Hurt Neuralgia Remedy Promises Quick Relief

A testimonial promotes Salvation Oil as an instant cure for neuralgia and rheumatism. Jacob Klein of Evansville Indiana says his wife suffered neuralgia seven years with no spells since using Salvation Oil. He also cites his own five years of rheumatism eased by the product. It is advertised as sold everywhere for 25 cents.

Jacob Klein Main St Evansville Ind

Cincinnati and Florida Limited Train Service

The Cincinnati and Florida Limited runs between Cincinnati and Jacksonville via Chattanooga Atlanta and Everett with baggage, first and second class sleeping cars. Pullman sleeping cars operate between Kansas City and Jacksonville via Birmingham Atlanta and Everett. Additional Pullman drawing room sleeping cars run between Atlanta and Cincinnati via Kansas City and Chattanooga. Connections available at Union Depot Atlanta for north, east and west routes.

Cincinnati and Florida Cincinnati Jacksonville Fla Chattaenooga Atlanta Everett Pullman Kansas City Birmingham Chattanooga Union Depot H. Green J. M. Culp Washington D.C D. G

Chamberlains Eye and Skin Ointment promotes quick relief

An advertisement touts Chamberlains Eye and Skin Ointment as a cure for salt rheum eczema and related itching. It claims instant relief for itching and smarting and notes success in severe cases, plus use for itching piles sore nipples chapped hands chilblains frost bites and chronic sore eyes with a 25 cent per box price.

Dr. Cady's Condition Powders for Horses

Dr Cady offers condition powders described as a tonic blood purifier and vermifuge not food but medicine to restore a horse in bad condition. Packaged at 25 cents per package.

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