Miss Bannottie's Photograph and a London Night
Jasper Jahnway protects Bannettie and learns her guilt from a found photograph and confession. He sends warning letters to J. B. Prior, exposing Lurline Bannettie and detailing Gilbert Senn's death, while wresting with temptation and justice in fogbound London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie
London
Naples
Lurline Bannettie
Jasper Johnway
Mr. Johnway
Constance Craig
Prier
Lurline Bannettle
Jasper Jahnway
Samuel Lyman
Jasper John- Way
Lurline Bannottiie
J. B. Prior
Miss Bannottie
Maline
Gilbert Senn
Miss Bannettie
Teo
Advice to Fan RS Mr Willoughby Reasons Why Cotton Acreage Should be Reduced
In a Newberry Observer piece T. C. Willoughby argues farmers should cut cotton acreage to counter a long established trust that controls cotton mills and pricing. He urges placing cotton with bonded warehouses to hold until demand rises, noting banker and merchant aid is limited and that surplus cash is needed to weather the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willoughby
Newberry Observer
New York Commission
Darlington
Laurens
T. C. Willoughby
Reading on Prosperity Through Livestock in Sumter South Carolina
At a Sumter Farmers Union gathering Mr. B Harris urged education in breeding and handling livestock and argued South Carolina can prosper by making livestock a leading agricultural feature. He praised Sumter County for its natural forage, especially Bermuda grass, and urged diversification to reclaim worn lands. He compared SC unfavorably to Iowa in livestock ratios and dairy, urging dairy cattle as a rapid profit and calling for youth to pursue diversified farming to keep them on the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Union
B. Harris
State Farmers’ Union
South Carolina
Sumter County
South
Kentucky
Sumter
Southland
Iowa
The Dishonest Man Reflects On Honesty And Wealth
An Appleton's editorial argues success tempts complacent superiority and denouncing effort. It contrasts rich yet dishonest behavior with honest striving, noting stock exchanges and global business rely on personal honesty, while Chinese and Japanese practices illustrate varying safeguards and consequences for dishonesty. It asks readers to judge whether lasting success stems from honesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton’s
New York Stock Exchange
China
Japan
A Wonderland in New Zealand's Fiery North Island
W T Fitz-Gerald recalls New Zealand's north island as a living wonderland where geysers, boiling springs, and mud pots pepper the landscape. He notes constantly shifting ground, rainbow colored springs, and Maori villages along with a vivid scene of women washing by a vast smoking lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
North Island
Wellington
W. T. Fitz-Gerald
St. Nicholas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clarence Boutelle
Dennis
Denver
Colorado
United States
Maine
Jahnway
Philip
Mr. Jahnway
Bannottie
Lurline Bannottie
Johnway
Martie
Jasper Jahnwig
Mr. Lyman
Elsie
Walter Aldrich
Walter
Atlantic
England
Miss Ban
Patsy Gullens
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