Woman Daring and Doing in Wartime North Carolina
James Robbins moves with his family to rural North Carolina amid Civil War tensions. Copperhead threats drive families to defend homes with revolvers while a new regiment forms locally. Rosa Robbins rejects selling and upholds loyalties to the Union as neighbors clash over politics and fear.
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James Robbins
Cairo
Navy
Foote
James
Harry
Pen Tve
St. Louis
Illinois
Rosa
Emaline
Chi'iren
North Carolina
Effects of Animal Excreta in Water in Public Health
Professor Charles F. Chandler explains that decomposition of animal matter in water produces highly dangerous impurities not detectable by taste. Sewage contamination spreads typhoid and cholera, with historical cases in Munich Pinsfield Staten Island Exeter London and Brooklyn illustrating how polluted wells and pumps caused outbreaks. Clean water and sewer systems greatly reduced these epidemics, underscoring the need for pure water supplies.
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Charles F. Chandler
Munich
Pinsfild
Massachusetts
Cesspool
Edgewater
Staten Island
Stephen Smith
Providenet
Croton
Exeter
England
London
Southwark Company
Lambeth Company
Southwark
Lambeth
Broad Street
West End
Brompton
Thames
Hampstead
Central Park
Twelfth
Brooklyn
van Brunt Street
Wales
Teeland
Awarc
Algiers
Chestnut trees on the Great Plains and Kansas success claims
A letter argues chestnuts are not a failure on the Great Plains, noting Kansas farmers with chestnut trees yielding nuts and comparisons to New York and Pennsylvania. The writer supports continued trials and criticizes blanket statements of failure while highlighting local factors and fourteen years of tree planting experience. The Rural Clubs in Colorado and Territory progress receive brief comment with a call for more societies.
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Great Plains
Kansas
New York
Pennsylvania
J. W. Sponanun
Colorado
Industral Progress
Denver News
Greeley Farmers Club discusses walnut planting and soil analysis
The Greely Colorado Farmers Club reports arrival of hickory and black walnuts at Spencer's store priced 75 cents per peg, debates planting methods, and shares an agricultural analysis from M L Dunlap on Colorado soil versus Illinois. The discussion covers alkali effects on beet sugar, irrigation cautions, and sugar factory processes.
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Grexiey
Colorado
D. Boyd
Mr. Blodgett
J. H. Poster
N. C. Meeker
Illinois
Greeley
Zuyderzee
Dunlap
Foster
Acre
Germania
Chatsworth
California
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