Less cotton and more corn praised in Southern crop report
The Raleigh News cites the Federal Agriculture Department’s past year crop report showing a shift toward corn with less cotton. The piece notes slower but steady progress and argues it would be wrong to abandon cotton entirely. The column then lists several U.S. Senators who served as privates in the Civil War and later rose to notable ranks.
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Polyte Sigault Story of a Mother and Child in Strife
A boy named Polyte endures hardship as his mother Theresa and he face poverty, a jealous suitor, and illness. A dramatic New Year episode ends with a dog defending his family and a letter from the father in a German military hospital revealing hope of reunion.
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