Long cotton farming in Belgian Congo fronted by Native small farms
The article notes 50 000 to 60 000 Congolese natives growing cotton on small plots as part of a broader colonial economy. It references Whistler and remarks on art critics while glimpsing global topics including a Nebraska man with long whiskers and a joke about avoiding joy riders.
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