Southern cotton and citizen factories urged for south
The Southern Cultivator lauds material growth but urges equal emphasis on education for country youth. It argues country schools mold leaders better than cities and calls for putting “factories for making citizens” in rural areas. Cotton prices and crop prospects in Middle Georgia are analyzed with caution about surplus versus market prices.
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South
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
The Cotton Season Opens With Low Prices Threatening Planters
The 1895 96 cotton season opens amid deep concern across the South as record last year’s crop and depressed prices push planters to reduce acreage and fertilizer use. Experts warn the current crop could be the cheapest in memory, with profits squeezed by potential 4.5 to 5 cent levels and uncertainty over better prices.
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Experiences of Prison Life in Stillwater Prison
Excerpt from Stillwater Prison Mirror describes a convict’s arrival as relief and a sense of end, then the monotony, strain, and eventual countdown to discharge. It notes the watchful regime, required labor, rigid diet, and periodic medical inspection during the long confinement.
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Hall's Catarrh Cure Reward Offer
One hundred dollar reward offered for a catarrh cure that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure. F J Cuengzy Co Toledo proprietors. Cheneys honesty affirmed by Waller & Truax Varpine Kinnan Marvin Toledo druggists. Cure taken internally acting on blood and mucous surfaces. Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Testimonials free.
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F. J. Cuengzy & Co
Props
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F. J. Cheney
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O. Hall
An American Trait in Energy and Competition
The piece cites E. S. Martin via Harper's Weekly, noting Americans push principles to their logical limit in business, politics, and sports. It argues intense competition drives growth and national development, creating wars of effort, coalitions, and trusts, seen as essential evolution rather than weakness.
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Justice in Japan described by a Chicago Record correspondent
The article compares Japan’s legal system to France, noting a minister of justice, procurators representing public welfare, and life-tenured judges. Lawyers have limited role, few evidentiary rules, and judges control trials. Salaries range from 350 to 4000 dollars yearly.
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Japan
Chicago Record
Our Vanishing Trees
Article from the Atlanta Journal argues for stronger forest protection. It notes a drastic loss of U S forest acreage from 760 million to 375 million acres over twenty years, cites costly western fires, and calls for federal laws and state cooperation to curb deforestation.
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American Forestry Association
Springfield
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United States
Congress
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Electric Bitters Offered as Remedy for Elderly Needs
An 19th century patent medicine claims Electric Bitters aid bowels kidneys and digestion without stimulants or alcohol. It is described as a tonic and alterative that strengthens organs and supports natural function and appetite. Sold for fifty cents at W L Carmichael's drugstore.
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