Racist pamphlet attacks Louisiana politics and law
A Shreveport Times editorial condemns white supremacist threats and violent action against Black citizens in Louisiana. It argues for equal protection under the Constitution, denounces mob violence, and calls for immediate, honest action by Republicans and the public to defend civil rights.
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Witich
Louisiana
Arespiont Sintond
United States
Shreveport
Foutelana
Miiselestopi
South Carolins
Brieveport. Times
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Einaire
Lamar Imc
Synhdin
Agaih
Roland
Vague Fragmentary Rhetoric on Reconstruction and Politics
Disjointed lines reference Reconstruction and Republican devotion as a political throughline. The text mentions democracy, patient restoration, and several garbled phrases, offering no clear event, date, or identifiable figures.
Thin Seeding of Grain in Wheat Crops: Sparing Seed Plans
Article discusses germination and seeding density for wheat and grains. It argues slender sowing can yield adequate plants per area, noting a bushel per acre may suffice and excess seed wastes soil nutrients. It cites experiments in spring sown crops, highlighting thicker sowing can hinder winter hardiness and soil health.
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Enwin
Casey
Keeping Boys on the Farm Through Incentives and Interest
The Western Rural argues fathers should make farm life attractive to youth by providing interest and compensation. It advocates a remuneration system in stock for labor on cattle, sheep, and hogs to keep boys engaged and deter migration to cities.
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Scientific American
Bpcom
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Seeding Rates for Barley Wheat and Oats from Rural New Yorker
The Rural New Yorker notes barley seeding reduced to six pecks per acre from three bushels in England. It argues better yields on rich land with five pecks barley and oats per acre and wheat at five pecks per acre. The piece cites Mr. Mecht of England confirming light seeding improves malt suitability.
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Mecht
Agricultural Gazette
New Yorker
Farming Capital Use and Year-Round Labor
A historical analysis argues farmers should keep capital employed year round, favoring livestock and dairying to sustain labor. It notes land price rises once looked upon as profits, warns against relying on appreciation, and calls for better farming efficiency as land value growth slows.
Land Use and Farming Practices in the West
A Western Farmer article discusses unproductive acres and fallow fields. It argues many farms hold large tracts with little stocking, while timber lands yield valuable cuts. It urges efficient use of all land and cautions against overlarge farms.
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Alfield
Artistic Skeletons and the Skeleton Trade
A New York correspondent describes how physicians must own a skeleton as part of their outfit while students rely on janitors to supply them. Skeletons range from 30 to 50 dollars with Paris imports offering higher prices for refined bone whitening and even doll sized infant skeletons.
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New York
Paris
Thrifty Husband Pleads Half Bottle Of Chloral
A Norwich man faced medical costs for his ailing wife. He asked a pharmacist to half fill a four ounce bottle of hydrate chloral, joking that the doctor said she could not last long, highlighting frugal concern over expenses.
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Norwich
Conzi
Baltimore Oyster Openers Parade Shows Mass Labor
A Baltimore parade of oyster openers drew between 1 500 and 2 000 men in line, illustrating the size of the citys oyster industry.
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Baltimore
Common-Sense versus Prejudice in Patent Medicines
The article argues that prejudice against patent medicines is unfounded and notes physicians often rely on familiar remedies without knowing their composition. It highlights the lack of transparency in drug formulas, defends the value of widely used preparations, and promotes the author’s People’s Medical Adviser and related remedies as safe, tested, and affordable options.
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Virginia Hoisting-Works
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Buffalo
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People’s Medical Adviser
United States
Canada
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Menits
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