Seeds and seed dealers shape American agriculture
A seed trade expert warns seed quality drives crop volume and value across the nation. He notes widespread adulteration and mislabeling by unscrupulous dealers, urges buying from reputable houses, and critiques free government seed distribution.
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Colorado
Rocky Ford
United States
J. Ficters
Department of Agriculture
Maine
California
David Landreth
Dig
Philadelphia
Union
Agricultural Department
Congress
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Silent Wives Across Cultures And Curious Apostrophes
A column recalls instances of extreme female silence from Korea to Europe. It cites a New York wager to stay mute a month of marriage and Brussels and Austrian anecdotes where vows of silence influenced marital life and consequences.
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Korea
New York
Brussels
Henderson
Victoria Arters
Henry
Bradfd
M.D
Bradford Building
East
Breet
York City
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Guy Elliott Mitchell
Secretary of Agriculture
Enormou
Leeds
Esbsu
S2oen
Elc. al
Ana Brsodes
Nitrate Propaganda
Anderson Building
Rene Faberooes
Jonquil Datasie
Begonia
Tria
Ofbs
Woodlawn Nursery
Maldei
MASE
Peter Henderson
Kandy
H. D. Hemenway
Hartford School of Horticulture
Doubleday, Page & Co
America
Hartford
Connecticut
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