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Newspaper
Augusta Washingtonian
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1845
Page
5
A historical notice records a pledge by members forming a society to abstain from spirituous or malt liquors wine or cider. It emphasizes mutual benefit and protection of health standing and families. The text names unnamed gentlemen committing to sobriety and forming a temperance group.
An officer’s escape from Maugrabins in Upper Egypt leads to a strange bond with a panther named Mignonne. The knightly captive trains the beast, strolls the desert together, and endures peril as the animal guards him, until a fatal turn ends their companionship in a haunting desert reminiscence.
A New York Herald editorial lauds Anglo American character and Yankee spirit as Pittsburgh rebuilds after the fire. Banks loosen credit, insurers pay about 700000 dollars, the canal fills the market, hundreds of new houses rise, warehouses and hotels replace losses, and business resumes with rapid vigor.
Dr Bates discusses wasteful manure practices and advocates saving solid and liquid wastes, mixing with bog muck and soil to create compost. He notes household wastes could fertilize Maine acres of wheat, citing Chinese reliance on composted refuse as a model.
Chancellor Livingston, early NYSA president, notes a duct in sheep legs ending at the hoof fissure. In health the duct secretes a white fluid. in illness it hardens and blocks the duct. Relief comes by pressing out the hardened matter, with warm water or cleansing tools as needed.
The King of Sweden issued an order of the day declaring that his youngest son Nicholas Augustus has entered military service as a private in the Norwegian Chasseur.
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