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The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1913

Page

7

Return of Nelse and homecoming in a Southern tale

Nelse, hailed as a hero, returns with news of Colonel Gaston's death as Mrs Gaston and her son face grief. Tom Gaston arrives wounded and is cared for by his wife who vows to support him. The preacher and Miss Susan Walker discuss reconstruction and Negro education, highlighting racial tensions and efforts to rebuild society after the Civil War.

Nelse Lee Mrs. Gaston Annie Gaston Campbell County Tom Hound Bob Boris John Durham South Lincoln North Carolina Andrew Macon Susan Walker Boston Independence Miss Walker Republic Washington Jefferson Monroe Madison Jackson Clay Lathom Church of Christ North

ALFALFA CROP PROMISES PROFIT ACROSS REGIONS

The article argues alfalfa as a main farm crop will revolutionize U S agriculture by boosting stock, soil health and crop yields. It details deep roots improving moisture and nutrient uptake, and notes inoculation and proper bed preparation are essential for new stands across humid and arid regions. It urges farmers to start small, persist, and expect greater corn and oats yields alongside enhanced protein feed.

Agricultural Colleges Missouri River United States

Alfalfa Promoted as Beneficial Farm Crop

A 1920s style advocacy piece argues alfalfa should be grown on every farm. It touts profitability, increased land value, high yield, strong feeding value, and soil enrichment. Claims alfalfa is no harder to grow than clover and urges farmers to start now.

New Ads This Week Features Local Dental Parlors and Theater

A brief page reference notes new advertisements this week for High Point Dental Parlors on the fifth page and Royal Theater on the first page, signaling fresh local business offerings and entertainment options for readers.

High Point Dental Parlors Royal Theater

Two Rankin Street Lots For Sale At Bargain Price

I offer my second and third Rankin street lots for sale at 35 percent less than a neighboring sale. They face the planned City Hall and market site. I would not sell them for double the price but need the cash for building. See me at once for a bargain.

Rankin Street

Holden’s alfalfa campaign reaches farmers in Midwest

Prof. P. G. Holden of International Harvester directs a mobile outreach to farm homes across Michigan Ohio and Illinois showcasing alfalfa as a profitable versatile crop. The program uses agricultural demonstrations in fields by automobile and emphasizes soil enrichment higher farm values and boosted livestock feeds. Thirteen campaigns have been conducted with warm receptions.

P. G. Holden Agricultural Extension Department International Harvester Co New Jersey Michigan Ohio Iiaois Holden International Harvester Company of Illinois

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