Georgia Crops Outlook Shows Cotton Rise and Corn Decline
The Georgia crop summary reports a 10 percent rise in cotton acreage statewide, led by Middle and Southwest Georgia, while corn acreage falls by 5-6 percent. Oats hold steady and wheat dips slightly. sugar cane rises 2 percent and rice falls in lowland areas. Ground peas and clovers stay strong. farmers expect ample sugar, syrup, and home food crops if rains continue.
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Georgia
North Georgia
Eve Eset
Jersey
Berkshire
Poland
China
Essex
Cottonseed meal dangers to hogs warned by experiments
Experiments from Kansas and Alabama report cottonseed meal fed to hogs can be poisonous in any quantity, with death in three to eight weeks. Moderated use may yield short term gains, but long term risks persist and researchers urge caution until cause is understood.
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Teses
Kansas Station
Sing
Alabama Experiment Station
State Agricultural Department
Carolina Crane's Bill a Nonvaluable Wild Geranium
The Carolina Crane's Bill is a native geranium, not a clover. It grows on hillsides in barren soil and can become a weed in fields. It is rarely eaten by livestock and produces seeds, quickly occupying land. it is annual, sprouts in spring, dies by midsummer, and is easily destroyed by cultivation. State Agricultural Department.
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Aneweer
Atlantic Coast
State Agricultural Department
Forage choice and twin calves concerns for dairy farming
The State Agricultural Department recommends cat-tail millet or Pearl millet as a high yielding green forage for cuttings throughout the season. It notes sowing details, growth rates, and potential yields. It also explains that twin Jersey calves, especially a free male, are unlikely to breed and may be raised for beef, with Free Martins sometimes showing an ox-like appearance.
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Japan
State Agricultural Department
Scott's Emulsion branded as essential tonic for wasting
Advertising copy extols Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil and hypophosphites as the universal remedy for wasting in children and adults with weak lungs. It warns against substitutes and notes doctors endorse its superior merit. Available from all druggists in two sizes.
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Scott
Miracle Cure in Missouri Panama Case Shocks State
In Panama Missouri Mark M Woodson postmaster claims a remarkable cure after long rheumatism left him nearly crippled. He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring mobility and sleep after years of pain. Notary public Joan D Moore swore to his affidavit on March 24 1894. Pills sold by distributors and the Williams Company in New York.
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Panama
Kansas City Times
Bates and
Vernon
Mark M. Woodson
C. Woodson
Rich Hil
Woodson
St. Louis
Far East
Dr. Williams
Mr. Woodson
Joan D. Moore
Dr Miles Restorative Nervine Praised in Letter
A user from Augusta Maine credits Dr Miles Restorative Nervine with curing long standing nervous issues. He reports improved sleep appetite weight gain to 176 pounds and full recovery of leg sensation memory and nerves after six bottles. The testimonial claims rapid benefits and notes favorable drugstore availability and refund terms.
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Dr. Miles
Miles
D. Dr Miles Medical
Dr Miles Nervine Restores Health
Lee Langly of Atlanta delivered an address to Cartersville Mayday night on establishing cotton mills throughout the south.
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Miles’ Nervine
Lee Langly
Atlanta
Cartersville
South
Cures Kidney and Liver Troubles Ad For Brown Chemical
An old advertisement claims Brown Chemical cures kidney and liver troubles and nervous ailments. The snippet mentions postage and stamps, with reference to Baltimore Maryland in the reversed OCR text.
Judge Lawson and Hon W M Howard Debate in Washington
Judge Lawson and Hon W M Howard, candidates for Congress from the fight district, held a joint debate in Washington on Wednesday. Their speeches drew considerable attention and highlighted key campaign issues.
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Lawson
Hon. W. M. Howard
Washington
Congress
King's Royal Germetter: A Pleasant Universal Remedy
An 19th century advertisement extols King's Royal Germetter as a universal medicine for all ages and conditions. It claims widespread favor and acclaim as the greatest medical remedy for both sexes.
Health booster promises appetite sleep and vigor
An advertisement touts a new package of 108 doses sold for one dollar. The Atlanta Chemical Co. of Atlanta claims the product improves appetite, sleep, digestion, nervous energy, kidney function, and blood purification, transforming weakness into health. It invites readers to request a free 48-page booklet.
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