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Our country, the marvel of nations; its past, present, and future, and what the Scriptures say of it (1901)

Smith, Uriah, 1832-1903 · Battle Creek, Mich. [etc.] Review and herald pub co.; Oakland, Cal. [etc] Pacific press publishing co. · leaf 55

An illustration from Our country, the marvel of nations; its past, present, and future, and what the Scriptures say of it, 1901, leaf 55 — 32 bushels; and buckwheat (introduced within the century), 11,094,471 bushels. The hay crop averages about 56,655,- 756 tons; tobacco, 741, 980,576 pounds; flaxseed, 17,217,000 pounds. To these agricultural products, there have been added, during the century, barley, cotton, and sugar. The barley… … thrashing with flails COTTON CULTURE. The expansion of the cotton culture has been marvelous. In 1784 eightbales of cotton sent to England from Charleston, S. C, were seized by the cus-tom-house authorities in Liverpool, on the ground that so large a quantity could

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