Cotton exports priced to beat American ships
A wheat raiser and cotton planter argue that overseas buyers could cut costs by using ships from abroad, noting Louisiana data showing average freight losses exceed two dollars per bale. They claim U S. ships undercut by about a dollar per bale, urging US shipowners to control plantation transport to cut overall export costs.
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Trevenly
Louisiamt
Grieaus
Allpinent Diviie Amore
Rus OU
Europe
Yankee Sitp-Ownlas Corporation
New Delugas
New York
Woman's Best Friend: Praise for Vegetable Compound
Letter from Miss Louise Miller of 44 Michigan Ave Jevanston TL extols Lydie EB Linkhaus Vegetable Compound for womb trouble leucorrhea painful monthly periods and general health praise that it helped her and would help other women. She recommends Lynn Mass and advises every sick woman to seek Mrs Pinkham's advice or the compound.
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Louise Miller
Michigan Ave
Jevanston
Lydie EB. Linkhaus
Tom
Pinkham
America
Lynn
Mass
Rape and grape culture on mixed farm practice
A historic farmers note describes sowing rape and rye for pasture to feed sheep, plus crop rotation and soil care. It covers sowing timing, ground preparation, and yield expectations, then shifts to grape culture with vine spacing, pruning methods, training systems, and disease protection for improved fruiting and quality.
Gluten Meal Process from Corn Gluten and Starch Separation
A historical description explains gluten feed derived from corn starch. Corn is steeped, cooked, and swollen, then bruised and washed to separate gluten from starch. The mixture is filtered through cloths. starch settles at the bottom while gluten and associated solids flow with the liquid for further processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soie
Ag Folla
Tow Many Neals a Day for Poultry Feed
A fragment discusses optimal feeding for fowls with advice from visitors and editors. It weighs one or two meals daily, argues for a balance of grain and forage, and notes that unlimited range or poor quality feed reduces egg production. It cites wheat as primary grain and warns against overfattening fowls.
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Parne Powirey
A. &. Duiler
M.S. Bower
Wouttoy Jsepper
Corn Crop Surplus Expected Across Western States
The article outlines an expected surge in corn acreage in corn surplus states west of the Mississippi due to low wheat prices and poor wheat conditions from a severe March freeze and drought. Farmers shift from wheat to corn, with acreage rising from multiple weather and market factors.
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Mississippi
Tlese
Plowing Up Pastures Shapes Farmed Land Use
The passage argues farmers plow up permanent pastures to convert to crops like COD, citing higher land value and market demand. It notes limited cattle use, varying farming aptitudes, and the need for rotation and stock growing, urging each farmer to specialize where strongest while maintaining balance across crops and livestock.
MOXY OF PULLMAN S PATH
Quoting back to tan years we built an enterprise started by the yield of Chicago peculiarly in pre interest of working men. It was not a charitable institution, quite the contrary. It had been sick it would have failed from no fault, since it appealed especially to independent, inventive, self-respecting men.
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Guo
I. Breck
Paw Paw
Mighigag
Wil
Ivor
Gyergge
Wien
Eiusia
Alminet
Atarmer
Vary Seldout
Srain
Libor
Tan
Yieluiry
Chivazo
Pullman Strike Echoes Across Nation After Detroit Clash
The piece discusses labor tensions around Pullman and Detroit shops, noting demands for better accommodations and living conditions, demand for fair costs, and the wider strike wave reaching to California. It emphasizes the irony seen in New York Evening Post reporting on the unfolding events.
Fanny Crosby Aged Seven And Noted Hymn Writer
Fanny Crosby is seven years old and has written about 3 000 Sunday hymn lines. She was born in 1823 in South Fast and lost sight at six weeks old after a worn poultice harmed her eyes. Since 1885 she has lived in New York as a teacher and contributor to a blind institution.
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Fanny Crosby
South, Fast
Wwe Institution For the Blind
New York
Tn Sas Aha
Sri To
Cig
Vary Atsone
Ad Wisletag
Alee Bliod
Ler Tipek Volmipe
Omer
Delegation Seeks Aid as Industry Sufferage Recedes
A Washington delegation visited the House Committee on Labor to plead for assistance after their industry faced desertion by workers. Chairman McGann stated no funds were available for extra appropriations and sent the group to the local superintendent of emaciations for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial
Canitoi
Washington
House Committee On Labor
Plaid
M’gann
Sind
Enarides
Safe Side Preventives Warn of Kidney Disease Dangers
A Chilton Wis notice urges early checks with a tonic to prevent kidney decline and related conditions. It notes risks like diabetes and dropsy from neglected inaction and mentions a political convention in Calumet county set for Sept 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chilton
Wis
Chile
Rema Sant Ti Tre Calumet
Public health remedy praised in local notice
Fragmentary OCR describes a remedy labeled pure and Wholoname Qustey Gommenda 19 gaining public approval. It mentions a taste and bracting on walls, cleansing the system and promoting health for all, pitched as the best and only remedy.
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