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Newspaper

Jackson Argus

Location

Jackson, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1901

Page

8

Warned Georgia fruit growers about San Jose scale infestation

State Entomologist announces orders prohibiting Cumberland nurseries from shipping nursery stock into Georgia due to San Jose scale infestation. Infested trees seized and burned. call to destroy received stock by fire. Transportation companies urged to ensure certified stock and report uncertified shipments.

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Georgia dairy industry seen advancing in 1900 outlook

Georgia dairy interests enter the new season with confidence as farmers push for better equipment and improved herds. An exhibit of Georgia butter won a silver medal at Paris, and ex Governor Hoard praised the state’s potential while urging harsher enforcement against bogus butter. State Agricultural Department.

Georgia Dairyamen’s Association Griffin Butte LaGrange Hoard Wisconsin State Agricultural Department

Fertilizers from Tennessee Offer For Farmers

In the market with celebrated goods the Tennessee manufacturer pledges to serve farmers by providing fertilizers. The aim is to advance agricultural interests and encourage purchases from local growers.

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Farmer pays note after 100 years in Somerset court

In Somerville a farmer sold a horse to a Somerset man who gave a fifty dollar note reading I promise to pay 100 years after date. The bank refused to discount for that term. The defendant argued he would pay when due but no law requires earlier payment. The judge dismissed the case. Plainfield Press reports.

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Nagian Tea Claims Quick Relief for Dyspepsia and Constipation

The advertorial promotes Nagian Tea as a cure for dyspepsia digestion issues and constipation, claiming it also inflates the liver price as part of its health benefits.

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Premiums Offered for Wheat and Oats by J R Carmichael

Advertised at length, J R Carmichael offers cash premiums for top yields of wheat and oats per acre using his Best Standard Guano. Conditions require tall sown oats in drill, land size per farmer rules, no outside manures, two disinterested measurers, and presence at award day. Also promotes Dewitts Little Early Risers liver pills.

Gunter Berklee Bros J. R. Carmichael

London Saturday Review: A Brief Editorial Note

A fragmentary OCR shows the London Saturday Review priced at $1 in the New York Times Saturday Review section. It appeals to busy workers the value of a concise literary digest, promising periodical quality in a brief format.

Literary Paper Praise Marks The Saturday Review

The Saturday Review of The New York Times is praised as the most reliable literary paper for readers interested in books and literary matters. It is described as indispensable for staying advised, with sample copy offered by mail.

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Miss Gould Praises The New York Times Saturday Review

Helen Miller Gould expresses praise for The New York Times Saturday Review in a brief note, noting the periodical speaks for itself. The item appears in a line of appreciation and mentions a free sample copy offer.

New York Saturday Review Helen Miller Gould New York Times

New York Times Saturday Review Fulfills Need in American Criticism

A note by T. H. W. Hunt announces the New York Times Saturday Review fills a long-felt need in American literary criticism and invites readers to send their name for a free sample copy.

NEW York Times Saturday Review T. H. W. Hunt New York Times Saturday Review

New York Times Review Mocks Cornell Professorships

The Saturday Review in The New York Times questions the seriousness of professorship in literature at Cornell. The piece hints at satirical tone and calls for a concise critique of Hiram Corson and related scholarly standing.

Day Review Shapes Serious Readers With Purpose

DAY REVIEw curates a peculiar authoritative space guiding serious readers. The publication, admirably planned and ably edited, serves as both a guide and an inspiration for those who engage with it. James Lanfall Allen.

Forty Years Librarian Astor Libras

A playful jab at a long serving librarian figure in New York publishing circles with satirical tone. Mentions the Times and a promotional excerpt claiming a free sample. High density of garbled, advertisement like text and names.

Burroughs Praises New York Times Saturday Review

The piece lauds the New York Times Saturday Review as a major enterprise for a daily newspaper, elevating literature and art and their role in society. It highlights John Burroughs praising the publication and offers a free sample via name submission.

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New York Times Saturday Review Advertisement

Hamilton Marie promotes The New York Times Saturday Review with subscription offer and free sample, praising high quality content and urging readers to send name for a sample copy and annual rate information.

Literary Landmarks and Literary Voices

Laurence Hutton praises The New York Times Saturday Review as essential for current books and authors, noting its reach across the Atlantic and its comprehensive coverage of literary works and their creators. He endorses its role in keeping him informed wherever he is.

Eminent Woman Poet Louise Chandler MOULTON

LOUISE CHANDLER MOULTON praises DAY REvViEwW for its coverage of literature and world affairs. The note commends the magazine for fairness and hospitality in presenting the current literary scene.

Prominent Author and Editor in Bermuda Letters

Prominent author Noah Brooks writes from Bermuda about missing many American publications and praising the Times Saturday Review as essential reading for a writer and books lover. He notes subscribing per annum and invites readers to send their names for a free sample.

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Major commends New York Times literary focus

Charles Major praises The New York Times Saturday Review for literature and art, says its usefulness is just beginning, especially in the West where it highlights such matters.

New York Times West Charles Major The New York Times Saturday Review

Kniper's Week Saturday Review Prospect

A fragment discusses Kniper's Week Saturday Review and editor John Kendigock. It notes the author’s appreciation of the weekly publication and hints at editorial value for library trustees and readers. The piece references subscription price and promotional request for a sample copy.

The New York Times Saturday Review Adverts

An old request ad promotes The New York Times Saturday Review as a literary clublike source of news about books and authors. It invites readers to subscribe for $1 per annum and to send a name for a free sample copy.

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Rise An Author and a Publisher

An excerpt praising the New York Times Saturday Review as more comprehensive and trustworthy than any newspaper on either side of the Atlantic. The passage attributes this assessment to George Haven Putnam and references pricing per annum and a prompt to send a name for free.

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Miscellany Reader Letter Highlights The Times

A reader praises the New York Times Review section and its varied contents. The correspondent, CHARLES F. RICHARDSON, signs for free samples and notes using the issue in classrooms.

New York Times Saturday Review Cited For Book News

Moses Coit Tyler endorses the Times Saturday Review as a primary source for weekly book world updates. He praises its fullness accuracy and fairness and offers a free sample by sending his name per annum inquiry.

New York Times Saturday Review Moses Coit Tyler

Day Review Gains Praise in The New York Times

A brief notice praises the DAY REVIEW for its genuine criticism and clear separation from advertising. Author HERY VAN DYKE claims the work shows promise and aims for wider readership, noting success in its Saturday Review feature.

Winston Churchill and literary mentors in The New York Times

A fragmented reader notes The New York Times reviews and praises for literary mentors. The text mentions Richard Carvel and aims to align with the Times’ literary coverage, reflecting on the value of strong guidance for lovers of literature.

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