September Crop Report Warns of Rust and Boll Worm Damage
Agricultural Department reports August weather caused heavy rains and dull sunshine, leaving cotton in poor condition as of September 1. Cotton yields stand around 75 percent of average while corn, rice, sugar cane and fodder show varied declines. many counties report late picking and scarce forage for next year. Southern and Northern sections list extensive county names and per cent comparisons to averages.
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Banks
Bartow
Campbell
Catoosa
Chattooga
Cherokee
Clarke
Cobb
Dawson
DeKalb
Douglas
Elbert
Fannin
Forsyth
Franklin
Floyd
Fulton
Gilmer
Gordon
Gwinnett
Habersham
Harralson
Hall
Hart
Jackson
Lincoln
Lumpkin
Madison
Milton
Murray
Oconee
Ogglethorpe
Paulding
Pickens
Polk
Rabun
Rochdale
Towns
Union
Walker
Walton
White
Stock Hog Condition Compared to Last Year
The report notes hogs under evaluation traded at 9.59 per CEC this period, with a stock condition compared to last year. The average readiness stood at 90.07 percent, reflecting relative stability in overall stocking strength.
Agricultural Crop Averages And Stock Hogs Comparison
The report lists percentages for various crops and livestock against averages. Rice 17.54% vs 85.92% sugar cane 8.26% vs 91.03% tobacco 87.82% vs 88.55% peanut 90.58% vs 88.02% dry crop 91.03% vs 87.82% stock hogs 90.51% vs 91% last year.
Editor Avoids Which in Verse Says That Is Preferable
A London Post note recalls a debate between an editor who dislikes the word which and a contributor who defends it. The editor asks if one would use which when writing poetry only under unavoidable stress, concluding that even the line This is the house which Jack built would be hard to say without pause.
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Jack
London Post
Meaning of A1 in Maritime Terms
The note explains that A1 derives from Lloyds shipping lists where A indicates hull condition and 1 denotes the state of anchors cables and stores. If these are lacking the figure 2 is used. A1 signifies first class in every respect for a ship or object.
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Lloyds
De Witt's Little Early Risers Endorsement Claim
A Port Huron reader Sid Darling says De Witt's Little Early Risers are the best pills he has used, adding they never gripe after using them following medical reassurance and a hopeful recovery claim in Fliegende Blatter. Dr. W. L. Carmichael & Co. endorses the product.
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Sid Darling
Howard St
Port Huron
Mich
de Witt
W. L. Carmichael & Co
Crowded Out September 7th Highlights Local Visits
Bailey Lunquest has been quite sick this week. Miss Emmie Harkness of Jenkinsburg spent Wednesday in town with friends. Miss Mary Harkness of Towaliga attends Grover Patrick’s house party near Griffin. Mr and Mrs S B Kinard and daughter Margaret visit Towaliga relatives. Mrs L P Lester returns to Macon after visiting relatives. John H Miller of Smith Higgins Atlanta visits his parents. J C Kinard absent due to child illness at Ten Cent Store. Miss Mary Joel and Lucile Carmichael of Powaliga start school boarding with Mrs Annie Cutchins. Mrs Frank Benson and Mrs Burgery of Macon visit Miss Lucile Pope at the camp ground. Henry Braydon of Harris NC reports asthma relief from One Minute Cough Cure after 20 years. Dr W L Carmichael & Co.
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Bailey Lunquest
Emmie Harkness
Jenkinsburg
Mary Harkness
Towaliga
Grover Patrick
Griffin
J.C. Kinard
Ten Cent
Mary Joel
Lucile Carmichael
Powaliga
Annie Cutchins
Frank C. Benson
Burglery
Macon
Lucile Pope
Henry Braydon
Harris, N. C
Dr. W. L. Carmichael & Co
We Want to See You Eye Remedy Ad
An old advertisement promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin from Harris Drug Co claiming to cure bilious headaches and blurry eyes with a money back purchase refund if not satisfied.
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Dr. Caldwell
Harris Drug Co
National Baptist Association Convention Rate Announcement
Southern Railway sets a one first class fare for round trips to Cincinnati for the annual convention from all line points. Sale dates are September 9 10 and 11 with a final limit of September 30 1901. A. G. P. A. OW. H. Tay Lee Atlanta Ga.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
National Baptist Association (Colored
Southern Railway
OW. H. Tay Lee
Atlanta
Racket Store Promises Best Market Price for Cotton
The advertisement invites growers to bring cotton to the Racket Store promising the highest market price. It touts favorable terms and urges timely delivery to secure top rates.
Reflections of a Bachelor on Love and Marriage
A humorous meditation on marriage, romance, and gender roles. The piece quips about breach of promise, divorce courts, romantic delusions, and the enduring appeal of youth and photographs, weighing love, money, and social expectations.
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West
Night of Terror Prompts Hopeful Rescue by Medicine
A widow of General Burnham of Machias Maine faced death from pneumonia before morning. Mrs S H Lincoln aided her as doctors feared for the worst, but Dr King’s New Discovery revived her after a dose and she slept all night. The remedy promises to cure throat chest and lung diseases. 50 cents to 1.00. Trial bottles free at Harris Drug Co.
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Burnham
Machias
S. H. Lincoln
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promises Gentle Relief
Advertisement claiming Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin cures constipation sick headache and indigestion and acts as a perfect laxative. Sold by Harris Drug Co.
Alkahest Magazine enters sixth year with strong prospects
The Alkehest, Southern Magazine, marks its sixth year with growth to standard size and rich illustrations. Led by Andrew M. McConnell as President and Royal Daniel as Editor, J. H. Smythe as Manager, the September issue showcases a metropolitan cover, a Charleston Exposition feature, and notable writings by Julian Harris and John Roach Straton. Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin endorsed by G A Clawson of Howe Indiana. Edited distribution by Harris Drug Co.
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Alkehest
Alkahest
Andrew M. McConnell
Royal Daniel
The
Atlanta Journal
J. H. Smythe
Associated Press
Charleston
Julian Harris
Atlanta
John Roach Straton
Mercer University
George P. Haynes
Clawson
the Herald
Howe, Ind
Dr. Caldwell
Notice of proposed Jackson charter amendments in 1901
Notice states the Georgia General Assembly will consider an act to amend the Jackson charter to elect four councilmen one per ward for one year and to change the town to a city. also another act to extend town limits. Date Sept 12 1901. Mayor Charles O Beauchamp signs.
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General Assembly of Georgia
Jackson
Georgia
Charles O. Beauchamp
Petition for Charter for The Middle Georgia Tele
Petition in Henry County seeks incorporation of The Middle Georgia Tele as a corporate entity with J. E. Woods and George Spinks among the petitioners. The filing requests authority to form a company and operate as a corporation in the state.
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Superior Court
Said County
J. E. Woods
George Spinks
Henry County
Middle Georgia
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