New York Becomes World's Largest Flower Market
The United States has become the greatest flower buying nation with Easter boosting a multilateral trade. New York vies with Chicago in rose and carnation markets as growers supply wholesalers and transient dealers to retailers during the peak season of spring and Easter sales.
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New York Flower Trade Faces Easter Boom and Global Reach
The article details the New York flower market power, with Broadway shops costing over 4 million dollars and commissions shaping supply from growers in New Jersey and nearby states. It notes 1,000 plus farms feeding the metropolis, 400 street vendors, and Easter as the season of peak sales led by Greeks in the trade.
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Easter Flowers in Rome A Church History Fragment
A fragmented text traces Easter origins from pagan temple ruins in Rome to Christian festival practices. It links Passover and Easter to seasonal renewal, and details flower symbolism Hyacinth crocus violet and daffodil tied to myths, with lilies and lotus appearing in church lore and Marian devotions.
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Lydia Pinkham Remedy Promises Nervous Prostration Relief
An imperfect OCR note references Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for nervous prostration. It mentions life events and invites an aromatic or feminine reader, detailing no specific actions or outcomes beyond suggestion of relief.
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