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Newspaper
Brenham Weekly Banner
Location
Brenham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1891
Page
2
International notes on lectures in Kentucky and shipping alliances in Kansas. Reports on Ohio politics, Russian corn export ban, and historic burial plans for Mrs. Jefferson Davis. A grim Utah murder, US trade figures, and optimism over reciprocity treaties.
A collage of antiquated items ranges from New York City teachers and a New York Times death to a Kentucky election signals. It notes a Latin America fleet plan, public health cases, leprosy in San Francisco, indictments in Grayson County, and Kentucky alliances influencing votes.
The author outlines a mid August weather pattern with a storm wave forecast from Pacific to Atlantic coasts between August 16 and 20, predicting a hot period for crops and noting unsettled conditions from August 11 to 12. The piece corrects prior cotton crop figures, estimating 9 million bales for this year but not confident it will reach that level, and warns of possible early frosts harming the Northern corn belt.
The author argues mulching boosts crop yields and tree growth, urging universal use for corn potatoes and garden plants. He cites drought resilience and calls for statistics on losses, noting fruit crops waste around half and grains about a quarter. Ashes, manure, straw, and mulch materials recommended.
The article argues insomnia stems from a weak gastric system and claims Hostetters Stomach Bitters restores digestion and brain balance. It warns against mineral sedatives and narcotics, stating Bitters improve liver and bowel function and promote quiet nerves and restful sleep.
County superintendents are authorized to hold a teachers certificates examination on Thursday and Friday September 3 and 4 1891 to accommodate teachers who did not renew their certificates. Questions will be provided by the department and notices should be given promptly. All teachers should present themselves early Thursday morning.
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