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Pears and tea culture advance in American farms of the South
An article details rapid pear cultivation progress in the United States, noting grafted pears on quince rootstock at a Fishing establish ment and the shift toward on quince grafts for larger yields. It also covers tea culture trials led by Dr. Davis, with successful tea plants distributed to Georgia, Alabama, and South Carolina, predicting Southern tea will rival Eastern exports.
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Parsons & Cio
United States
Plas Craier
Ely
Leng Beland
Amil-Gu
Ty Dravis
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Caroling
Davis
Tas
Union
Globe
Nustrtite Venery
Teegteurnniag
Ass Niberty
UMC
Fe Vcc Wien
Beare
Uae
Rene
Sun
Tay Aiseaspa
Aratia
Canalth Street
Punsburain Pa
Karwath
Worcester
Tatox
Taylor
Ene Vayior
Dr. & P. Town
Read
Athens
Jonathan Taylor
James
S. P
Pri
Nascau Streat
Whyler's
Estes
Albany
Graticinen
Norwalk
Rick & Sun's
Pittshursh
F. Dewey
Eben
Norwatk
Stephen Boalt
Norwath
Rowe
Ian
Inc
Roger
Harriet Rowe
Staunton
H.R. Wilson
Wilson
Ohio
Geltia Co
Rogers
H. Wiseuen
Wiseman
Abs. Wiseman
Twaz
Mr. Wiseman
Jobie
Gallipolis
M.D
N. B
A. L. Seuvice
Nacesis
Cinemnatis A
Hendry
Shigbula
N. Wooster
Menshan & Colena
TW. Crowell
Newfaxon, Lo
Griham
Sandusky City
W.F. Wuoater
Ja. W. Fiske
Droggist
Celand
AL Rogers
Chibile
Treth
Landis
New Jersey
Siaves
Tost
Ayennan
Robert W. Landis