Big Money for Cotton Growers Prompts Dense Trade Talk
A long Dispatch recounts cotton prices in New York and dealer schemes, noting cotton money fueling purchases from pianos to automobiles among southern buyers. It describes a piano sale to a colored woman using cotton money, with dealers urging larger buys as prices soar and profiteering questions arise.
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Witsepot
New York Times
Iva Lin
Conde Fala
Masie Atoeo
Plinios
Local Columbus social notes and visits across households
Columbus Chronicle records a string of social visits and service attendance last Saturday and over the weekend. W.C. Pattick, Bet Curtis and others from Corry and Waterford are listed among guests. Tabernacle services and Armistice Day events are noted along with parish and school activities.
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Bet Curtis
W.C. Pattick
K. Perry
AH. Wills
Corry
Enpttennia Lgomis
Nis
H. Ewer
Waterford
Mes
Wranke Russell
Watenford
Prank Gordon
Pranela
C. Blakeslee
Oscar Raymond
Gudege Warner
Lewis Cadler
Sears Raymond
George Motorvey
Ho Pafonta
Mrac
Clyde Messenger
Grant Gates
Center School
Ployd Bates
Wendeskoi
Glymer
Ray Spoon
Mra
Charley Swanson
Mea
Margaet Dumony
Will
Merle Copwell
Tyan Smith
Tihumday
McCray
George Smith
Columbus
Morning hot water fasts a health reform idea
A fragmented essay urges drinking a glass of hot water with a teaspoon of phosphate before breakfast to cleanse the digestive system. It claims waste buildup causes toxins and illness, proposes limestone phosphate as a cheap aid, and links regular use to relief from constipation acid stomach and sleepless nights.
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Catia
Mugan
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