Debts Must Be Paid Even If Cotton Is Sacrificed
R R Claridge, president of the Texas division of the Southern Cotton Association, urges farmers to pay debts even if it requires sacrificing cotton. He asks Texas merchants to be lenient with debtors, arguing fair prices and bank support are needed to stabilize the cotton economy. Claridge's letter, released via secretary J C Bruce in Dallas, challenges cotton bears and urges coordinated action to protect the state’s business interests.
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Georgia
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Southern Cotton Association
Did Raphael Add a Sixth Finger on the Sistine Madonna Pope Image
An article in the Frankfurter Zeitung discussed whether Raphael painted six fingers on the right hand of the kneeling Pope in the Sistine Madonna. Critics argued the extra finger is illusionary, a misread shadow, not a real anatomical addition.
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Freiburg
Dresden
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A Likely Story. (Illustrated Bits.)
A comic exchange shows a pastor questioning a boy about going fishing on Sunday while the boy insists he is merely carrying an allele to fool a wicked boy and avoid suspicion on the way to Sunday school.
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Perosy
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Night Advertising Sparks Interest in San Antonio Store Vacancy
A curious San Antonio Light classified column note reflects on a small advertisement's impact, pondering what results might arise from a single note about a store still vacant. The fragment hints at lingering business opportunity and local market activity without detailing specifics.
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Peculiar sight at the Washington Congressional cemetery
The Washington cemetery houses odd relics and cenotaphs for early U.S. leaders. Among the graves are canister cenotaphs for senators and representatives, including Elbridge Gerry and Tobias Lear, with inscriptions noting their public service. The site also honors Choctaw chief Pushmaluha and other figures, while highlighting its long, storied past and the graveyard’s official name as Washington Cemetery.
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Congressional Cemetery
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Clinton
Congress
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Gerry
Toriss Lear
George Washington
Trimble
Ohio
Pushmaluha
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