Southern Progress Through Scientific Farming in Georgia
The piece profiles Benjamin W. Hunt advancing cotton, fruit, and livestock productivity in Georgia through hybrid cotton, orchard trials, and collaboration with the Department of Agriculture. It notes Northern capital aiding Southern development, Atlanta’s rapid growth, and a broader shift to science-led farming and industry propelling regional prosperity.
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Middle
Georgia
Department of Agriculture
Hunt
California
France
Herbert Spencer
United States
Mexico
Pacific
Mr. Hunt
North
Benjamin W. Hunt
Atlanta
Mason and Dixon
New York Transit Strain Spurs Subway Expansion Plans
Urban transit pressures mounted as 600 Broadway vehicles crowd peak hours. Bridges and tunnel projects Vie to ease flow, with the Manhattan and Blackwell’s Island bridges due soon and the East River Tunnel expected by 1916. Officials warn a $600 million upgrade is needed to handle growing crowds and tenacious byways feeding Manhattan’s triangle hub.
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Broadway
Brooklyn
Long Island
Manhattan
Blackwell's Island
East River
New York Subway
New York
City Hall
Harlem
Borough of
Twenty-third Street
Battery Forts
New York City
Triangle
Bronx
Hudson
East Rivers
Staten Island
Cara
Brooklyn Bridge
New Jersey and
Hudson River
Crosstown Lines
The
Battery
New York Central
Second Street
New Williamsburg Bridge
Inelie & Mile
City
Subway
Express Trains in Russia Rarely Pass Twenty-Two MPH
The report notes that express trains in Russia seldom reach speeds exceeding twenty two miles an hour. It highlights a modest pace for long distance passenger service and contrasts with faster systems elsewhere.
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Russia
Longest and Shortest Biographies in the Congressional Directory
The entry for Senator Depew is the longest biography in the Congressional Directory while Tim Sullivan of New York has the shortest.
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Paris
Eivery
Senator Depew
Tim Sullivan
New York
Trade in Midwestern animal pelts continues strong
In the Middle West a large trade persists for muskrat, skunk, raccoon, porcupine, fox, mink, and weasel pelts. The article notes robust markets and ongoing barter among buyers and trappers across the region.
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Middle West
Glorious Hair Grown Fres Promises Youthful Tonic Revival
A historic advert claims a hair tonic from a well known medical institute can turn back time and make the old young again. Free samples are distributed by a reputable organization, with strong assurances and no room for doubt.
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Lorrimer Medical Institut: Incorporated
Dept
North PacaSt
Saltimore, Md
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Polly
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Walter Perry
Alabama
Poil
Walter
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Navy Yard
Darkey
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Cgotham
Mme. de Thebes
Carnot
Madame
Germany
South America
Belgium
Europe
Turkey
Near East
Dead Sea
New Jersey
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Kandy
Washington, D.C
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Adams St
Wausau
Wis
Returo
Iberty Jewel CO Dept
Chiccargo
W. C. Coffee
Des Moines
Market Street
Chicago
Royal Trust Co. Bank
C. Standford
Fifth Ave
N.Y. Ity
True Blue CO
Boston
Mass
Teader Steel
Hess Warming & Ventilating Company
Tacoma Building
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