Will is more than half the man in all things
The piece asserts willpower shapes achievement across arts and public life, arguing misfortune and lack are not fate. It cites Boston Journal and agricultural notes, praising determination, then discusses an agricultural station bill, university reforms, and a biographical defense of Jacob Martin, ending with stock and farming tips and fruit culture observations.
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Boston Journal
House of Representatives
Little
Sate University
Gether
School of Technology
Eorror
J. J . Blackburn
Jacob Martin
Col
J. H. Stark
Jackson
Lankstone
Zebulon
Pike County
Griffin
Flint
Daniel
W. W. Gardner
Livingston Co
J. Eaton
California
Chicago
San Francisco Bulletin
Michigan
Correspondece Club Invitation for Farmers to Join Gazette
A suggestion invites farmers to write weekly to this department about crop failures methods of planting and cultivation. Tryon promises to devote space to weekly contributions enabling readers to study articles at leisure. The aim is to form a profitable agricultural club by reading the Gazette regularly and staying engaged.
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The
Gazette
Tryon
Horticultural Notes On Wounds Treatments And Thinning
Horticultural notes advise rosin and tallow equal parts to cover wounds on fruit trees. North Carolina peanut farmers say current prices fail to cover living costs. To grow the largest grape bunches, thinning is essential. Overladen vines yield poorer fruit. Some fruit growers claim alternating rows of pine and fruit trees deter insects. strong pine odor noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Dairy notes on butter making and dairy economics
Cleanliness and proper handling are essential for dairy products. Milk yield and profits depend on cow health, feeding, and records of quantity, quality, service dates, calvings, and offspring, with cooler churning in summer to prevent fat separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Philadelphia Record
How to Make Graham Bread Biscuits
A Farm Journal correspondent advises against buying sale Graham flour claiming it contains shorts sawdust disease and sweepings. He suggests grinding your own wheat at the mill and, if needed, grinding cornmeal first, then using the Graham flour to bake biscuits for best results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Farm Journal
Graham bread and farm life tips from an old column
Instructions for making Graham bread in various styles, from crackers to loaf, plus notes on livestock feeding, fowl management, a workshop setup for farmers, and quick health ads. The piece blends recipes with practical agriculture advice and farm maintenance ideas from a 19th or early 20th century farm column.
Public notice of Brown's Iron Bitters praise from New Jersey user
A Mount Holly resident Mr J Coppuck reports he willingly shares his appreciation of Brown's Iron Bitters. He claims the tonic does much good in their county and vouches for its efficacy. The piece notes a Southern superstition about corn stalks on hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. J. Coppuck
Mount Holly
N. J
Hand Book issued by American Short-horn Breeders' Association
The association released the twenty-eighth volume of their Hand Book with pedigrees of animals carved before December 153. It comprises 1,250 pages and lists bull numbers from 61,424 to 64,947. Members pay five dollars. non-members seven dollars.
Swift's Specific Aids Breast Cancer Patient in Atlanta
An Atlanta woman recounts a three year battle with breast cancer. After doctors failed to help, she credits Swift's Specific with restoring health and freeing her from pain. The ad includes a testimonial by Mrs. Jane Clemons dated April 16, 1885, and notes mail-order information. Separately, a report says Northwest Georgia watermelons face reduced profits as shipments northward struggle to cover freight and commissions.
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Atlanta
Swift
Jane Clemons
Tue Swirt Spreciric Co
What Parents Fear about Quacks and Parker's Tonic
The piece argues parents oppose quacks and nostrums linked to brewing passion for alcohol. It asserts Parker's Tonic strengthens the body and cures stomach, liver, and kidney ailments without intoxication and can curb the appetite for liquor.
Tennessee Legislature Passes 5000 Bill To Prevent Disease
The Tennessee Legislature approved a bill allocating 5000 to stop pleuro-pneumonia entering the state. Arkansas farmers faced heavy rain hindering harvests and ruin of Hale's early peach varieties on the way to market.
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Tennessee
Arkansas
Hale
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Agricultural Department
Jaurbie
Lack Neve
Agricultual
Farmers Club
Graham Bread
New England
Paris
Ohio
Bosanko
J. W. Hightower
Georgia
JLAP
Sewing Machine CO
Orange
Mass
Union Sq.n.y
Ill
St.louis
Burnham's
Spadar Turbine
Furnham Bros
York PA
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