State Agricultural Association session ends with White address
The spring session closed recently as President Livingston guided the body through a full program. Prof. H. C. White of the University, leader of the Athens experimental farm, delivered a detailed no notes talk on nitrogen use in cotton and corn, citing tests on manures, fertilizers, and fodder. He urged science driven farming, agricultural schools, and immigration to boost Georgia's labor and prosperity. The meeting also touched on the Technological School bill, tobacco culture, and gubernatorial prospects with Major Bacon strongly favored by supporters.
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Miraculous Escape Promotes Dr King’s New Discovery
A local Indiana tale notes W. W. Reed advertising Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption after a Bartonin woman named Mrs. Fouina Pike allegedly recovered from terminal illness. She reportedly walked six miles to Gothran & Portia Drug Store, praising the remedy after six months of use. Trial bottles offered at the store.
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The New Deal Again In State Elections
A Lawrenceville Advertiser opinion argues against seeking a new political deal in the upcoming state officer elections. It stresses electing competent officers from across the state, warns against losing proven public servants, and assigns tax relief to legislators rather than state officers, urging voters to choose qualified, trustworthy county and state officials.
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The Swamp Angel and the Charleston Battery Tale
An 1863 Civil War account details General Gilmore's swamp battery near Charleston. A single eight inch Parrot gun mounted on a log platform fired on the city, skulls reached the harbor, but the shot failed to harm people before the gun exploded on its thirty sixth discharge, ending the threat.
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