Varietal Tests Highlight Cotton Choices For Georgia Farmers
In the Georgia Experiment Station bulletin 31 results, 18 upland cotton varieties were planted on two acres to compare lint yield, seed yield, boll size, seed size, earliness and total value. Jones' Re-improved tops in seed yield and total value, King's Improved shows early vigor with small bolls, while overall merit favors varieties with high lint per seed cotton and large bolls. Farmers are advised to consider locality, soil, and elevation when choosing seed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Redding
Georgia
King’s
Jones
Huchinson
Duncan
Bell Truitt
Hutchinson
Sea Island
King
Truitt
Ammoth
Hunnicutt
Lowry
Hawkins
Dickson
Dus
Usl
Hutchins
Brooks
Bares
Ellerbe
Knight
Dearin
Wry
Brutchins
Knight's ‘S
Enencimren
Bers Xoemskagunes
Eeing
Huntchinson
Storm
M. Boll
Bates
Ail Uit
Dhes
Statik
Tom Fig
Tito
Egu'ts
Brook
Ellerbe Ickson
Jerbe
Choice
Cotton Seed Varieties Listed by Purchasers in Table XII
A station table provides names and addresses of buyers who purchased seeds for multiple cotton varieties. Listings include Jones Improved from J. F. Jones in Hogansville Georgia and Knight Improved Small Seed from W. G. Knight in Sandersville Georgia, among others across Georgia, Alabama, and South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
J. F. Jones
Hogansville
King’s
J. H. Alexander & Co
Augusta
Duncan
Mammoth Bell
Mark W. Johnson
Ellerbe
C. A. Ellerbe
Hagood
Elerbe
Ellberbe
O. A. Ellerbe
J. Hurt Jones
Herndon
Hutchinson
J. N. Hutchinson
Salem
Ala
Lowry’s
J. G. Lowry
Cartersville
Tramp King Helps Hungry Woman In Bangor Tale
A Bangor street encounter with Harry Villier, famed tramp, ends with him aiding a hungry woman. He offers charity and later helps her find work after leading her to a rural farmhouse, where she is hired and becomes a trusted worker. His story, recounted by Lewiston Journal, ends with his boast of earning admiration from the Astors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Villier
Bangor
Harry
Househoed
The
Astors
Lewiston Journal
Conversation about bloomers between two girls in gray and dark blue
Two girls argue about fashion, one recalls admiring another girl’s new bloomers and vows not to wear such outfits while the other questions the choice. The exchange centers on vanity and peer pressure with the speaker resisting the trend.
Virginia Emerges as Key Manufacturing State
Fragmentary text discusses Virginia gaining prominence in manufacturing with a numeric figure of 69 591, mentions a product and value, and includes disjointed dialogue about a suitor and a girl, with references to names Griffiths and Miss Le Grand in a vague romantic context. The passage combines economic claim with incomplete personal interaction.
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Virginia
bin Ho
Blood Poison Victims Cite 8 8 8 Remedy Success
Frank B. Martin of 926 Pennsylvania Ave Washington City recounts severe contagious blood poison and costly failed treatments before crediting S S S as the cure after eighteen bottles. Henry Roth of 1848 South Ninth Street St Louis also claims relief from mercury and other doctors via S S S, asserting a full recovery after12 bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Martin
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington City
Henry Roth
South Ninth Street
St. Louis
New York
Blood Poison Treatment in Medicine History
The article notes doctors have not found a successful blood poison treatment despite progress in medicine. It claims physicians rely on a single approach, potash or mercury in various forms, across diseases originating in the blood.
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Georgia Experiment Station
Experiment, Georgia
Juncan
King ’S Impro
Knight's Apna
Prosteeee
Arin ’S Small Aves Tees
Jones’onderful
Arenes
Griffiths
Miss le Grand
Fane
Mercury
Earth
Spotash Mercury
Ollad Dig
Org
Swift Specific Company
Taois
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