The Cork Oak and Its Global Cork Trade
The article describes cork production across the Mediterranean, noting rising market value and renewed French and Spanish planting, with cork oak biology, optimal climate, cultivation methods, belt intercropping with vines, pruning schedules, tapping practices, and rising profitability for cork plantations.
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Mediterranean
Sardinia
Sicily
Naples
France
Algiers
Cork
Algeria
Estramadura
Spain
Europe
Abgeria
California
How Liquors are Adulterated and Their Effects
A Troy Times report explains methods to adulterate whisky brandy gin rum and absinthe. It details techniques such as oak shavings burned sugar glycerine oil additives and even electric treatment. The piece warns of dangerous health effects including nervous exhaustion and heart paralysis.
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Jamaica
Troy
Selfish Daughters and maternal roles in the home
A col umn argues that mothers who sacrifice everything for their daughters risk turning them selfish and ungrateful. It urges daughters to respect mothers as household mistresses and promotes mothers maintaining dignity and self development while guiding the home. The piece ends with a note on old fishing tackle and a Georgia boy with a full beard.
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Col
Minneapolis Tribune
Huron Dakota Becomes Oasis Of Growth And Trade
Huron the county seat of Beadle County boasts a population of 2500 and strong growth prospects. It hosts five churches, multiple banks, a large daily paper the Daily Leader, a United States Land Office, a thriving trades and services sector, rail divisions, planned grist mill, and rapid development making it a candidate for state capital after southern Dakota joins the Union.
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Huron
Beadle County
Daily Leader
Central
Dakota
United States Land Office
U. S. Signal Service
Dakota Central Division
Chicago
Pierre
Black Hills
Tracy and Pierre
James River
Clark
Calliope and Iroquois
Chicago & North- Western Railway
Hiuron
Columbia
Officials Named for Huron Railroad Offices
OFFICES IN HURON superintendent Wm. Fitch train dispatcher Frank Eldridge foreman of machine shops Wm. McIntosh train master W E Johnson sup t of bridges E F Potter store keeper H J Rice
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Huron
Wm. Ff. Fitch
Frank. Eldridge
Wm. McIntosh
W. E. Johnson
E. F. Potter
H. J. Rice
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G. B. Griffin
Los Angeles
Herald
Georgia
Dakota Central Railway
Mitchell
George B. Armstrong
Robert Lowry
M. Augusta Brown
Woman's Medical College
Opposite Baptist Church
The
Woman’s Medical College
W. H. Byford
KR. Brower
Chicago Medical Journal
N. E. Reed
F. Vollrath
Reed & Vollrath
Attorneys At Law
Freal Estate Dealers
U. S. Land Office
Ofice
Second Street
Dakota Ave
Ezzurom, Dakota
Nat'l Bank
New York
Nat’l Bank
St. Paul
Kansas
Omaha
Floron
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Kasota
Minneapolis & Omaha
Railway
Sioux Citry
Council Bluffs
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Volga
ST. Paul, Minnesota
Milwaukee Road
Whipple & Walsh
Uron
Melville & Kelley
Tro
BROWN
Tee
BUY
D. L. Stick
J. A. Kemp
F. M. Heaton
General Land Office
Washington, D. C
Aberdeen
Watertown
Homestead
Valentine
Washington
Times
J.E. Elsown
Attorney At Law
U. S
Wright House
Eiuron
J. W. Primm, M. D
3D Street
Fell’s
T. 8. Hoyne
M. D
Wabash Ave
G. A. Hall
M. L. MacBride
West 23d Street
New York City
B. P. Marsh
Bloomington
J. A. Vincent
Springfield
J. R. Pollock
Galesburg
M. A. Halsted
Jacksonville
Ltt
John McDowall
City of
L. S. Hazen
Beadlie County Bank
Sanford & Holmes
Wm. S. Kellocc
Etwron
L. H. Starkey
U.S. Land Office
Pioneer Press
Pioneer Press CO
St. Paul, Mi
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