Wake Up and We Build the Cane Harvest World
Rescue Robbins in the Times-Picayune describes a dawn cane harvest in a Black Louisiana town. Workers, both women and men, march to fields amid coffee scents and chatter, trading rough labor for field wages while community life and schoolday limits create a tense, lively rhythm.
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Thrifty Gwice and Swiss Post Trade Rise in News Ink
The London Daily News notes the Britieh seaboard saves the post master general from heavy competition harming Swiss revenue. A Swiss card from Foldbrech shows Austrian stamps worth seven crowns. a Swiss to Austrian border traveler could post many cards and still have crowns left. The muskrat gains as a valued fur bear, inspiring state trappers to harvest large numbers in recent years. In Wisconsin 1917 yielded over 600000, 1918 under 800000, and 1919 about 190000.
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