Rotation and Fertilization Improve Cotton Crops
Proper crop rotation and liberal fertilization boost cotton yields. A fertilizer containing at least 3 to 4 percent potash often determines profitability versus failure.
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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1897
Page
6
Proper crop rotation and liberal fertilization boost cotton yields. A fertilizer containing at least 3 to 4 percent potash often determines profitability versus failure.
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A moral exhortation condemns gambling as a destructive vice. The appeal urges young men to quit immediately, warning of ruin to character, family, and future prospects, and noting the danger of becoming a professional or blackleg.
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Washington Gazette lauds Hoke Smith and Henry Turner as capable leaders from Georgia. They are praised for practical sense and political influence, seen as top candidates for public service, with Nat Hammond noted as a potential ally in Congress.
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Edward McClelland reports on coconuts from Central America to the Caribbean islands noting uses in food shelter and industry. The tree yields about two nuts yearly and the Boston Fruit Company operates 26 Jamaica plantations with 6 to 7 million annual output.
A 10 cent trial bottle of the Shaker Digestive Cordial is promoted as a remedy for indigestion. It claims to rest the tired stomach by providing digested food absorbed without taxing the organs and helps digestion of other foods. Distributed through all druggists.
Doctors recommend Laxo as superior medicine for children replacing Castor oil. The guidance highlights its gentler action and clearer dosing for young patients.
Sheep prefer pea and bean straw over hay and benefit from the higher nutrition. Beans initially unpalatable, but sheep soon acclimate and eat them readily when chopped or coarsely ground with corn or oats. Feeding one pound daily to ewes is excellent from now on.
Two men debate anatomy and a joke about DeWitt's Little Early Risers. The exchange centers on a Tama surgeon and the misplaced idea of where the liver lies, with a dismissive retort about the remedy reaching it.
A historical reflection contrasts how different civilizations view women, noting German respect, Roman tyranny, and enduring female prominence through ages. The piece cites Sydney Yorke’s view on a woman who truly understands a man, and contrasts it with evolving social roles observed from Gothic to French gallantry and domestic life.
A Douglas Journal aphorism notes that a woman can supply the missing half of a man's half meant, completing the circle of the wedding ring. The saying reflects gendered humor about marriage and mutual influence.
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