Intercollegiate baseball clash ends in Clemson Furman dispute
The Furman and Clemson baseball game at Clemson was canceled after Clemson refused to play citing rules about players who have played for money. Furman supporters traveled from Greenville. Clemson insisted Lanham did not qualify. Clemson claimed Furman violated S I A A rules, while Furman and supporters argued the move aimed to cripple their team.
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Seed Bed for Late Vegetables by Falicus Growers
Falicus Growers advise early seed bed preparation for late crops per American Agriculturist. Work soil to two inches, roll smooth, add three inches of coarse stable manure, sow shallowly, cover with sand, and mulch to retain moisture. Proper seed beds yield strong cabbage and cauliflower seedlings. last year’s growers using this method succeeded while others failed.
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Tomato Planting From Seed to Early Transplant Hints
A New Jersey grower outlines a phased method for starting tomato plants from February seed sown in hotbeds, with careful thinning to four inches, transplant timing by May, and shading and watering practices. The piece cites Rural New Yorker on soil blocks, then covers cane and sweet potato notes, rice planting shifts, and drill sowing benefits in Louisiana, plus notes on irregular germination and seed concerns.
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Cucumber crop needs nitrogen and water for best yield
American Gardening notes cucumber cultivation thrives on water and nitrogen with nitrate of soda as a steady, small dose fertilizer. Trials comparing Bismarck and White Spine show fertilized plots yielded 6,739 dozen per acre versus 48 dozen unfertilized, with frost ending the bearing. Total nitrate applied reached 24 pounds per acre across 15 applications.
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Adams names John Marshall Chief Justice in 1801
The passage notes Adams appointed John Marshall as Chief Justice on January 31, 1801. It argues Marshall faced an era with more laws than he could study, spanning federal, state, and local levels, covering vast topics from microbes to mammals and politics to love, suggesting the system would overwhelm any single judge.
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The Doctor and the Editor in Algoma Revenue Debate
A satire from the Iowa Medical Journal contrasts doctors and editors. It questions motives, education, and pay, arguing editors work to inform and doctors to profit, ending with a cheeky vow to live for fun and spite.
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Digestive cure and liquor raids headline late item
A preserved montage notes Tutt’s Liver Pills as a remedy for bilious ailments while detailing a state liquor squad operation. It lists weekly reports from a chief, raids on moonshiners in Greenville and Charleston, and a big whiskey haul of 36 gallons with 39 dozen beer bottles.
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Cotton Growers Face Sharp Farm Incomes Pressure
Hon Harvie Jordan president of the Georgia Cotton Growers Association warns farmers to curb cotton acreage to avoid ruin. He notes rising costs for meat at 124 cents a pound corn at $1.00 a bushel and higher mule prices, saying many cannot grow cotton profitably if prices fall to six cents next fall, risking deeper debt and future gloom.
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Growth in Columbia Spurs Proud Editor's Note
Maj. J. Hemphill of the Charleston News and Courier extols Columbia's rapid growth. He cites a rise from $1,200 to over $60,000 monthly wages in manufacturing, new hotels, paved streets, electric streetcars, doubled real estate values, railroads meeting business needs, and a swelling population amid fading croakers.
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Pickens R R Co Atlantic Coast Line Passenger Department issues schedule notes from Wilmington to Charleston with references to Hendersonville Spartanburg Greenville Lanrons Chinton Newb Prospari and Sumter. Emerson ston s Passenger Agent J T Kenly General Manager.
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