Georgia Peach Regions and Growth Prospects Across State
The Georgia State Horticultural Society divides the state into four sections and notes peach adaptability across regions. Fort Valley Marshallville area leads, with development extending along rail lines toward Columbus, Macon toward Monticello, and in areas around Sparta and Lula Cornelia. The article urges farmers to consider peach orchards as a cotton substitute and cites potential profits with proper businesslike farming.
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The
Georgia State Horticultural Society
Haralson
Paulding
Cobb
Milton
Forsyth
Hall, Banks
Franklin
Clay
Randolph
Terrell, Lee
Dooly, Wilcox
Telfair
Montgomery
Tatnall
Bulloch
Effingham
Chatham
Bryan
Libery
McIntosh
Glynn
Camden
Georgia
Fort Valley
Marshallville
Americus
South Georgia
Lumbus
Macon
Milledgeville
Augusta
Union
Piedmont
T.H. McHatton
Department of Horticulture
State College of Agriculture
Ab& A
Labor Is Honorable and Idleness Dishonorable Motto
Daily Thought quotes Carlyle on labor as honorable and idleness discreditable. The Kansas City Star notes a columnist remark about appearances and being labeled as ordinary or distinguished, wryly contrasting natural vs dressed-up looks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Carlyle
Kansas
City Star
England's Women Lead War Effort as Integrated Army Unit
The article details the Women's Voluntary Reserve led by the marchioness of Londonderry forming an organized branch within Britain's defense. It notes their drill hall at Knightsbridge, official status aims, and involvement of notable figures like Lady Castlereagh and Mrs. Pankhurst, highlighting merit-based commissions and readiness for invasion or internal disruption.
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London
Flinders
England
United Kingdom
Britain
Kirkwall
Dover
Sahara
Alps
Viscountess Castlereagh
Marchioness of
Londonderry
Evelina Harefield
Castlereagh
Marchioness
Lord Kitchener
Haverfield
Concrete floors preferred for modern poultry houses
The article argues concrete floors are essential for warmth dryness and rodent exclusion, outlasting dirt or wood options. It details a concrete floor setup with an eight to ten inch elevated foundation, a three inch gravel fill, a two inch cement mix, and a half inch cement sand top layer, plus proper drainage and tilting for a dry site.
Big Cigarettes in Burmah
Travelers report Burman smoking habits with women using one foot long cigarettes one inch in diameter. The cigarettes contain little tobacco and are made mainly from aorn husk or plant leaves. A single cigarette lasts a day and often satisfies the whole family. The wife acts as provider and offers the cigarette to the child.
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Burmah
Just for Fun Dialogues and Witty Exchanges
A collection of humorous dialogue captions and skits. Characters debate payment deadlines romance and manners with quips about veracity, warmth, and proposals. The set features a mix of shop talk notes and social banter comparing old and new habits.
Parisian fashion leaders tint complexions to match dresses
The Youngstown Telegram notes Paris fashion leaders tint their complexions to harmonize with hues of their outfits. It wonders how a lady in a plaid dress will pair with the ensemble in this trend report.
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Youngatown Telegram
Standstill as Afro American man Henry Clay Pinckney lies ill
The plantation mistress asks about his condition and a servant answers there is no improvement. The dialogue reflects a scene of illness among enslaved people on the plantation.
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Henry Clay Pinckney
Marinda
Jana
Experience the Best Teacher and Chamberlain Cough Remedy
Experience is the best teacher but use others experiences too. Many thousands have used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs and colds with the best results. It is a thoroughly reliable preparation, prompt and pleasant to take.
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J. R. Harmon
Butler, Georgia
Ype
Shield
F. R. Purvis
Howard, Ga
Mr. Opportunity
Opportunity
Big Cigarettes
Maloney Jr
May
Tian
Carrie
Nell—Maude
Nell
Tlee Atlanta Journal
Atlanta Journal
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