Mobile and Gulf Shore Offer Bright Prospects for Growth
The Mobile bay area unfolds a vision of economic expansion with new paving and water systems, a 20-foot channel to the gulf and plans to deepen the Tombigbee and Black Warrior rivers. Business leaders tout cement industry potential, coal shipping, and Panama Canal access as Mobile bets on becoming a premier southern port and industrial hub.
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Mobile River
Alabama
Tombigbee
Union
Gulf
Panama
New Orleans
Mobile
South
Black Warrior
William W. Thompson
Thompson
Tombigbee River
St. Stephen's
Alo
St Stephen's & Colossal
Panama Canal
Lemopolis
Tuscaloosa
Hirmingham
Corrain
Uoloa
Palm reader seeks license with Kansas City police aid
A woman claiming to be a palm reader and fortune teller visited Chief Henry Zimmer of the Kansas City police to ask for a free license to practice in the city She offered services for a fee but alleged some public benefit The chief proposed a deal promising a free license and a position on a call list The woman reportedly promised to identify criminals photographed by the department but has not returned since the encounter.
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Henry Zimmer
Kansas Cly
Kao
Was
Save Soil Moisture by Disk Harrow Use in Kansas Farms
Farmers overlook the disk harrow despite its many uses for moisture conservation, weed destruction, and soil texture improvement. Use it early in spring to reduce evaporation, warm and aerate topsoil, and hasten weed seed destruction. the double acting disk and behind the binder are noted practices, with cutaway disks offering deeper work but less soil pulverization.
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Farma of
Kansas
Kansas Agricultural College
Plant Needs Moisture And Root Function
A simplified note on plant moisture explains that plant food must dissolve in water in the soil for roots to absorb it. It warns that very dry soil halts growth, with some plants dying or going dormant and later waking from underground stems when moisture returns.
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Wow Shepard
Dry Farming Methods Face Severe Years Question
Critics claim dry farming fails in very dry years and heat waves, noting seasons of extreme drought. Proponents argue dry farming is durable, applicable nationwide, and yields better crops in most years, with three of five seasons showing solid results.
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Ateneons
United States
Curing Cribbing in Horses by Secure Halter Method
A partial note describes cribbing in a typical cribber, noting that chewing halter ropes tied at the end of the manger is common and offers remedies. It mentions buckling a bread strap around the neck and rubbing with substances to deter biting, including a decoction of red pepper.
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Wallace
Plant Gorn Thichty Where She Ereett
Fragmentary OCR reads a local plant or garden note with unclear names and a possible event or erection in a missing context. The readable words suggest a place, a person, and a description but lack complete details to confirm a concrete action or date.
Better Graze Sorghum Crops For Grain Belt Health
Department of Agriculture bulletin No 48 argues Great Plains can become a second feeding belt for stock and grain sorghum. Emphasizes drought resistance early maturity dwarf stature and machine harvestability via better varieties and seed selection. Ball suggests youth farm clubs and hands on seed selection to boost farm interest and profits across crops.
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Farmers
Department of Agriculture
Carleton
Ballem
Great Plaine
Nelda
Ball
Potash find in Mohave Desert could supply U S for decades
Vast deposits reported in Bearles lake Mohave desert San Bernardino County California by Geological Survey and Bureau of Soil officials. Estimates range from 4 to 10 million tons with potential to lower fertilizer costs and boost crops nationwide. Industry impact framed against current dependence on Germany.
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California
United States
Bearles’ Lake
Mohave Desert
San Bernardino County
Cal
Geological Survey
Bureau of Soil
Washington
Bureaua
Germany
Farmers of America
Good Pointe of Horse in Buying
The neck and shoulders of a horse are critical features not to overlook when purchasing. A weak neck and a narrow chest do not align with the most desirable conformation.
Unclear fragmentary text from historic page
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a variety of disjoint topics with references to Geld and spring, but lacks coherent events, names, dates, or places to summarize into a clear news item. The readable portions do not form a determinate incident or report.
New Jersey Enacts Compulsory Tuberculosis Segregation Law
The New Jersey legislature, signed by Governor Wilson, requires tuberculosis patients who refuse health authority rules to be segregated by court order. Patients may be restrained or isolated in state facilities if they fail to follow institution regulations. Counties must set up dedicated TB care in 12 months, with state subsidies of four dollars weekly per patient for those unable to pay.
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National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
United States
Wilson
State Board of Health
New Jersey
Ape CIA
Baby’s Terrible Suffering Tells Of Cure By Cuticura
Mrs Noble Tubman of Dodson Montana recounts a six week bout of a severe skin eruption on her baby. After trying various remedies and doctors she found relief using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. She endorses the products and notes free samples via Cuticura Dept L Boston.
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Mra
Noble Tubman
Dodson, Mont
Child Questions If Tomatoes Really Grow On Trees
Fragmented text shows a child asks his father if corn grows on trees and a jokey reply follows. Ad copy and vintage product pitches clutter the page with mentions of a syrup for children and a playful, cautionary tone about bachelor life and dating.
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Wille
Evidence in Circumstantial Murder Trial Ends in Acquittal
A British murder trial acquitted the defendant when circumstantial evidence, including a common round black hat tied to the suspect, failed to prove guilt beyond doubt. As the accused left the dock he requested his hat, while other unrelated ads and notices mix with the proceedings.
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Englind
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