United States Consul details Brazil cotton studies visit plan
A report from United States Consul General in Rio Janeiro outlines plans to send American experts to northern Brazil to study cotton growing and teach scientific training to Brazilian growers. It notes Brazilian authorities seek improved methods and believes expanded instruction could boost cotton production significantly.
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Washington
Daly
Brazil
Tani
de Rend
Taisos
United States
Generta
J. Hleehta
Rio Diel
Wollon
Brasil
Isrtenyiye
Stoehta
Local Navy Case Involving Castoria Ad and Shipboard Details
Fragmented report describes Fletcher’s Castoria being advertised for children and mentions navy personnel, ships, and a court order. It references Rear Admiral Nien Olson, Alexander Mle, and others, with details on a dairy shipment and alleged payments. The text is garbled but centers on maritime activity and a legal-ordered action tied to a sailor’s conduct and a maritime operation.
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Washington
Eanklin
Tle
New Folk
Nien Olson
Navy
Alexander Mle
Annapolis
Walken
Phil
Race and moderation urged amid tense election voices
A garbled page fragment cites concerns over race and politics, warning that white Southerners who opposed pros European content may suffer as national tensions rise. It cautions moderation among all voters and notes violence and segregation fears depending on future outcomes.
Music at the Big Appalachian Exposition stars Weber and Brooks bands
The Amusement Committee of the Appalachian Exposition in Knoxville features Weber's Cincinnati Band and Brooks' Chicago Band to provide peak musical entertainment. Lovinville Courier Journal praises Weber's Band for excellence and cheerfulness, while Pittsburg Exposition managers note audiences praising the Brooks Band and its instruments and performers.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Musle
Weber
Brooks
Chicago
Lovinvilla — Couriers Journal
Wover
Kentucky
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Exposition
Elia Brooks
Lessons for Farmers at Appalachian Show Knoxville Exposition
It will be one of the objects of the Appalachian Exposition at Knoxville Tennessee from September 12 to October 12 to demonstrate to farmers cotton planters and to the world the possibilities of farm toil without money. A large agricultural display building will host exhibitors from the mountain regions of the eight Blazer included in the Southern Appalachian country. Parsons unfamiliar with the Flue Midge and related fountains have little idea of the region’s forage food and fault potential.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Bich
Appalachian
Parsons
Appalachian Exposition Art Exhibit Planned for South
Toya Branson, chair of the Art Committee, previews Appalachian Exposition efforts in Knoxville Tennessee. The panel aims to display notable paintings from the South and world, seeking pieces that draw public interest like the Parting of the Waters at Cotton States. The public will be kept informed as works are secured.
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Toya Branson
Knoxville
Tenn
Boot
South
Appalachian
Geweral Pablic
Met
Cotton States
Hoopla on Wire Ends in Lineman’s Death
A lineman named Hayes, a telephone worker from Hoowan, was electrocuted today while repairing a live wire. He suffered fatal burns after 16 minutes of contact before the current was shut off. He was about 28, unmarried, and from arrinn Junction, Tem.
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Hayes
Arrinn Junction
Mirroring Bear Fight in Wide World Magazine
A dramatic account describes a hunter attacked by a mother bear and cubs. The man endures a brutal mauling while playing dead to avoid further injury, as the bear and her cubs maul him and threaten fatal wounds. The narrative ends with a medical sales plug for a stomach and liver remedy.
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Wide World Magazine
Chingow
Vane
Drick
Stud
Roydon
Poe
Titan
Immigrants Admitted and Debarred Compare Year End Totals
Washington report totals show 1 085 515 immigrants admitted across the United States in the past year with 145 20 temporarily visaed and 3 750, while 24 200 individuals were debarred. Officials note shifts in the mix of admitted and barred aliens and reference policy variations influencing the year’s figures.
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Washington
Daly
United States
Marne
Admission and aid changes at Rabun Gap school program
Announcement issued by Rabun Gap Institute outlines revised admission rules and funding for boys and girls seeking education. It details fees, eligibility for veterans and limited-dreams students, and notes on required enrollment proofs. The document also lists transportation and equipment provisions and mentions penalties for noncompliance.
Clemson Agricultural College admissions and courses 1910
The Clemson Agricultural College announces admissions tests for Augusta prospective students with scholarships worth ten dollars and free tuition. Applicants must secure forms from the County Superintendent of Education or the President of Clemson College. Entrance exams May 8, 1910, open for various programs including Agriculture, Chemistry, Civil Engineering, and more. Tuition is forty dollars with about twenty dollars for supplies. room and board are extra. For catalog information write to S.C. Mitchell, President, Clemson, S.C.
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Ghomou Amrten
Cokoge
Pont House
Weihaydaly
Clemson College
Sockifus
W. M. Rigs
Acthng Provident
Sonth
Yorthosa
Farily
Peachers
Worth Fox
S.C. Mitchell
Calnmvin
Notice to Debtors and Creditors in Walhalla
Notige to debtors and creditors all persons indebted to the estate of M. Crawford deceased are notified to make payment to the undersigned and all persons having claims against said estate will present them duly proven within the time prescribed by law or be barred. Mark, Walhalla. W. H. Crawford, administrators. 25-28 June 22, 1910.
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M. Grawford
Og Tate
Markt
Walhalla
W. H. Crawford
Notice to Dentors and Creditors Estate of Warren W Mous
Notice to dentors and creditors all persons indebted to the estate of Warren W Mous deceased are hereby notified to make payment to the undersigned and all persons having claims against said estate will present the same duly attested within the time proscribed by law or be barred executor GW Jimcupord time 29 1910 br2
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Warren W. Mous
Jivcupord
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