Mississippi farming urged for home cost and berry profits
The article argues that living costs in Mississippi are lower than the North, especially for clothes and fuel, and promotes berry culture as highly profitable. It cites cases of strawberry and raspberry farming yielding substantial profits, notes local railroad-driven town growth like Water Valley and Philadelphia, and mentions planned rail lines and cotton exhibit honors at the World’s Fair. It also highlights sugar stalk potential for paper and fertilizer, trucking expansion, and wheat prospects in the hill counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Ani
Gret
Kansas
Nebraska
Irving
Water Valley
Inceras
Mississippi
Charles Scott
Rosedale
Bolivar County
Wm. Rovs
Edwards
Hinds County
M. W. Marsden
Philadelphia
Texas
UT ANIMALS festenmieman who Sees TRUTHS ABO
An enigmatic piece presents a riddle like narrative about witnesses and truth. It mentions figures Rousseau Jose or Michelet and references a patient honest tale aimed at a broad audience including a sportsman. The tone evokes literary critique and investigative emphasis on animal perception and moral insight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Rousse
Jose
Michelet
Philon
Charlie
Jon
Peanut Culture Promises Good Money Crop For Farms
The article extols the peanut as a versatile and profitable crop native to South America. It details varieties, oil and cake uses, soil needs, planting methods, and harvest steps. It notes yields of 60 to 75 bushels per acre, potential higher in experiments, and outlines fertilization and lime requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
South America
Spain
Italy
Ohio River
Central West
Farmers’ Home Journal
Weeds on the Farm
A farm notices urgent weed control urging cutting and destruction by any effective method. The alert emphasizes immediate, decisive action to prevent spread and protect crops and soil health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petch
Disease of Sheep Advice on Prevention and Fencing
A farmer advises on sheep health focusing on prevention through fencing and pasture management. Watch for tapeworms and stomach worms, inspect droppings, and cull to diagnose. Change pastures, avoid wetlands, provide clean water and quality feed, noting limited cure options for stock diseases. Wallace's Farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallae
HERE AND THERE
Readable excerpts note farm tips on hen housing cleaning nests and spraying, pig fattening gains of one to one and a half pounds daily with 259 to 300 pound target at 10 months, and cautions against daily surface watering to prevent root burn. Also a fragment about stockings fattened at a 2.4 percent decrease.
Thought She Would Die Mrs Gurab Marine Case
A testimonial from Mrs Gurab Marine of Colorado describes severe kidney illness relieved after two boxes of Dean's Pills. She credits dramatic health improvement within a week and sustained well being for four months. Sold by dealers. Poster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N.Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurab Marine
Dean
Milburn Co
Buffalo, N
Curious Astronomical Theories Spark Public Debate
A collage of excerpts describes sun heat theories, noblemen in New York, and pointed aphorisms. It notes Svante Arrhenius’s ideas on solar heat sustaining itself and hints at a universal, endless cosmos. The piece also parodies social woes and ethnic stereotypes in brief, wry items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Newport
Europe
United States
Chicago Journal
Fragmentary remark prompts student exchange on strength
A garbled student exchange describes a claim about beer strengthening and a discussion of rooms, effort, and eventual ease in moving objects. The fragment mentions Cambridge and a resignation but remains unclear and non-specific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Psatusin
Cambridge
Assimer
Fragmented scraps reveal a tidal wave of 1900 era quotes
A miscellany of clipped anecdotes, quotes, and stray remarks from 1900 era newspapers. It references railroad workers, Grand Army reunion travelers, marriage license quirks, and editorials, with colorful lines from Boston Globe and Memphis Commercial Appeal.
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Greater
Washoba County
Marnest
Vardaman
Houston
Troosevelt
Beigh Vardaman
Missie-sippi
Grotiate
Mavben
Alriady
Southern Railway
Elizabeth
Washington County
Kuhns
Perry
Campbellsville
Yazoo County
Jackson
Southern
Shuqualak
Noxubse County
Edinburg
Leake County
New York City
Uncle Sam
Clay County
Holly Springs
Wullda Musdere
Utat
Det
Ealmata
Seathiaad
Mandy
St. Louis
Svant Orrhenius
Mises
Denver Daily News
Lot
Japan
Cam
Maen
Ao Felrom
Dr. Lorimey
Ide
Acord End
Lexington
Boston
Allentown
Boston Globe
Argonaut
Segareronelear Haly
Dave
Joy
Toy
Povery
N. C. Picayunes
Incs
Reed
Richmond Miapontias
Chicago
St.Jacobs
Price
Lydia E. Pinkeham
Mas
Laura Emmons
Walker
Lydia E. Pinkham
Launa Bette Coin
Commercial Hotel
Nashville
Tenn
Wabash
Blue Limited
Putnam
Bissch
Hix Celera
Monroe Drug CO
Uniearilie
Missoert
Piso
Liberty Streets
SRE
the Geiser Mfg. Og
N. Market d
Neehyille, Tome
Allene
Wareesaidh
Eire Stoen
Telearn Com
Fabuarlg
Tok
UEP
Maman Sea
Elias
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