14 Jun 1845
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Newspaper
Augusta Washingtonian
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1845
Page
1
We, whose names are hereunto annexed, pledge ourselves as gentlemen to form a society for mutual benefit and to guard against a pernicious practice injurious to health, standing and families. We vow not to set any spirituous or malt liquor wine or cider.
A French soldier in Upper Egypt endures peril and companionship with a captive panther named Mignonne after a nightmarish trek. He befriends the creature, guards his hideout, and witnesses the beast’s deadly action before a somber reflection on desert loneliness and divine presence.
The N Y Herald extols the Pittsburgh fire aftermath highlighting Yankee energy. Banks show liberal yet prudent footing while insurers pay about 700000. New capital builds rise. hundreds of new houses and substantial warehouses replace losses. hotels will be rebuilt as Canal inflows expand markets.
A discussion on wasteful farmyard manure practices urges saving solid and liquid wastes, mixing with bog sediment, loam, and ashes to form productive composts. The author cites soap suds and domestic filth as valuable top dressings and compares Maine practices with China’s reliance on composted refuse. Dr Bates’ Address is referenced.
Chancellor Livingston explains a duct in sheep legs that ends at the hoof fissure. In health the duct secretes a white fluid. sickness causes the fluid to harden and block the duct. He reports relief by pressing out the hardened matter and suggests warm water or cleansing tools for treatment.
The King of Sweden announces that his youngest son Nicholas Augustus has entered royal service as a private in the Norwegian Chasseur, marking his formal entry into military duty.
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