06 Nov 1902
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Newspaper
Sandersville Herald
Location
Sandersville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1902
Page
1
The notice promotes a long used remedy claimed by regular physicians to cure many desperate diseases and chronic conditions like lagrippe. It offers a book on Compound Oxygen and testimonials, with home or office treatment and free consultation, inviting readers to investigate and send for materials.
An antique notice lists DRS Starkey and Palen with offices at 1112 Girard Street Philadelphia and connections to San Francisco and Toronto. The fragment suggests a professional listing or affiliation across multiple cities.
C B Stevens, Commissioner of Agriculture, urges Georgia farmers to pursue self sufficiency and apply scientific farming. He cites wheat and oats sowing timelines, subsurface packing rollers, soil breaking, Hessian fly controls, cotton handling, shelter for stock, and timely implement care to boost prosperity and happiness of families.
Tallulah Falls letter from Louis B. Magid urges formation of a Silk Culture League of Georgia to revive sericulture. He cites North Carolina progress, appeals for 25 to 50 influential supporters, and offers to share methods for silk production to diversify farming income. He also discusses efforts to honor General Oglethorpe with a monument and advocates encouraging widows, orphans, and elderly to adopt silk raising as a six week, simple industry.
Georgia Department of Agriculture backs plans to revive silk culture, urging widespread mulberry tree planting and farmer involvement. The letter highlights cooperation with state officials and experiments on silk farming, citing historical quotes and an appeal to Georgians to support a Silk Culture League as a Georgia legacy.
An article from the Georgia Experiment Station, reprinted in Southern Farm Magazine, argues that white farmers in Georgia can succeed with cattle by focusing on stock raising rather than clerking or selling groceries. It notes shortages of reliable labor, especially among Black workers, and says banks and merchants will provide credit for cattle ventures.
Continuing the Letters of State Chemist to Georgia Farmers on Agricultural Chemistry describes organic and inorganic nitrogen sources. It explains nitrate of soda from caliche in Chile, its composition, extraction, and use as a quick plant food, plus how it supports potash production and nitric acid. It also covers sulphate of ammonia as a by product from coal gas, its nitrogen content, solubility, and value for fertilizers.
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