Farming rotation and sheep system in Patmvol Chas Lawrence farm
The article describes a four year root crop rotation on a farm at Pinelands with livestock including 25 cattle 600 sheep and half a dozen horses. It details soil preparation with stable manure ash and superphosphate, compost making from fattening boxes, straw litter, and careful manure handling. It notes annual manure distribution by quarter of the land and a focus on self‑sustaining sheep grazing with diverse crops to feed the flock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piytear Tahini
Yate Collet
Gene Merman
Lawrence
Read
Ann Ally
Winter Hay for Fattening Stock and Store Cattle
A farmer should judge how much hay to feed cattle in winter to keep stock healthy. Saving hay hinges on careful planning and experience. Many overestimate winter hay and waste salt and meat, ending with costly losses when cold weather arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickinsnan
Substitute for Tobacco and Sunflower Leaf
The Ohio Farmer notes a 1555 Patent Office Report item describing maize leaf as a tobacco substitute via a diluted quassia and capsicum extract. It also praises sunflower leaf, cured like tobacco, as a finer burn and better flavor, possibly matching Havanas inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patent Office
Ohio
Remedy for Sweeney Suggests New York Farmer Cure
Milo Centre resident J T L Shepperd reports a sweeney remedy using equal parts balsam of sulphur and spirits of turpentine. Heat with a hot iron near the area, apply every other day for ten days to two weeks. The animal can continue work during treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. TL. Shepperd
Milo Centre
New York
Sweeney
Max
Useful Receipts Indian Haked Pudding
One quart of milk four eggs five large teaspoonfuls of Indian meal nutmeg and sugar to taste Boil the milk and scald the Indians meal in it then let it cool before you add the eggs bake three quarters of an hour.
Milk Based Batter Recipe Note
A simple batter uses sour milk two eggs a teaspoon saleratus and a pinch of salt. Mix until soft enough to pour.
Old Fashioned Meat Pie Crust and Filling Notes
A recipe fragment lists finely chopped meat with apples sugar raisins and currant jelly, butter and spices. It instructs making a crust from two thirds lard and one third fat salt pork rubbed into flour, then baked slowly for about one hour.
Homemade Rye Meal Fryed Cakes
A simple batter is made with three teacups of fine rye meal three pecks of Indian meal one egg three tablespoons of molasses a pinch of salt and allspice. Add sweet milk to form a batter and drop from a spoon. Fry in hot lard until brown.
Primitive Snack Recipe From Old Text
A brief direct recipe describes mixing one pint sour milk a teaspoon saleratus small salt and two and a half cups Indian meal then dropping into hot lard and boiling until brown for a simple fry cake snack.
Plums and Quinces Used to Make Jam Variant
A recipe fragment suggests substituting for cranberry sauce using one pack of plums eight pounds of sugar one pint of vinegar two tablespoons of powdered cloves sugar clarified with vinegar then boiled with plums to jam and cloves added quinces used the same way.
Republican Banner Triumph Across the North in 1857
The Tribune notes the election results show Republicans thriving in New England New York Ohio and the North while slavery strongholds in Southern Jersey Pennsylvania Indiana and Wisconsin resist. It argues education and virtue spread by free institutions and warns the public that victory rests on the people embracing anti slavery truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
New York
Ohio
Jersey
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Uwlineis
Iver
Eteret
The Tribune Presses On in Defiant Political Rally
The article defends Republican fight against slavery, denounces Democratic administration in the White House, and outlines The Tribune’s future coverage. It notes Bayard Taylor’s European tour plans, ensures broader foreign and domestic news, and calls readers to support circulation and subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doula
Eliion
Europe
Virginia
Alabama
America
Mexico
Central America
Cuba
Telegraph
Buford
Titus
Lecompte
Kansas
Hungary
Poland
White House
Tue Taaune
Congress
London
Paris
Constantinople
Havana
San Francisco
Alban
Ecorps
Bayard Taylor
Sweden
Lapland
Rasala
Siberia
Tartary
Amour
Pacific
California
Atchison and
Stringfellow
The Knickerbocker Magazine Advertised
The piece promotes The Knickerbocker Magazine first issued in 1833 with reduced price three dollars a year. It urges subscriptions from Samuel Hueston at 348 Broadway New York and outlines club offers with Harper’s Putnam’s and Godey’s among others. It praises editorial wit and lists rates, agents, and post paid terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Christian Inquirer
FE. W. Shelton
Ksidgnnocrra
Harper's
Putnam's
Graham's
Godey
Kwickenwecken and Home Journal
Samuel Hueston
Broadway
New York
Ballou's Pictorial Drawing-Room Companion Prospectus
Ballou's Pictorial Drawing-Room Companion promotes a weekly literary magazine with original tales poems and notable news. It highlights elegant engravings views ships portraits and animal bird and fish sketches printed on satin paper with a mammoth sixteen page format and annual volumes. Traveling agents are not employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ite
Kingtom
Our Union
Ballou
M. M. Ballod
Winter St
Boston
Maga
Harlow
M. M. Ballou
Miss
Wholesale Agents listed for multiple cities and firms
A compilation of wholesale agents with addresses in New York Philadelphia Baltimore Cincinnati Detroit St Louis Louisville Chicago and London including French Winch Bagley Woodward and Trubner & Co as agents for Great Britain and Europe. The list provides names and street locations across several states and countries.
The Flag of Our Union Prospectus Adopts Neutral Stance
An old prospectus describes The Flag of Our Union as a broad weekly paper offering foreign and domestic news, wit, humor, and original tales. It promises impartial politics, large eight page format, and a premium club offer with discounted rates and gratia copies for multiple subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anl
Fragmentary list of names and addresses across multiple cities
A jagged OCR extract shows individuals and addresses in New York Philadelphia Cincinnati Detroit St Louis Chicago and Louisville. Listed names include S French 121 Nassau Street and Henry Taylor 111 Baltimore Street with several firms and street corners such as 4th and Chesnut. The text fragments resemble a directory or notice page with numerous incomplete entries.
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S. French
Nassau Street
New York
A Winch
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Henry Taylor
Baltimore Street
Baltimore
AC. Bagley
Vine Street
Ath and 5Th
Cincinnati
J. A. Roys
Woodward Avenue
Detroit
K. Woodward
4Th and Chesnut Streets
St. Louis
Samuel Ringgold
Louisville
Wallace, Austen & Buel
Clark Street
Chicago
Ballou's Dollar Monthly Claims World Cheapest Magazine
Ballou's Dollar Monthly promotes itself as a cheap reading weekly offering 1200 pages per year for one dollar. It features news poems tales sea stories sketches miscellany and biographies with no sectarian content and adds a humorous illustrated department. Subscribers can get a year or gratis copy with eight new subscribers and eight dollars.
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Kor
Lews Gaviowm
Querrier
Janery
Lewis
Kruckerbocker
Jettera
Courier
Burlington
Democrat
Doylestown
Enn
Ballon's Dollar Monthly
Boston Press
Snall
M. M. Ballou
Winter St
Boston
Masa
Fowler & Wells
No. WS
Broadway
New York
Phrenology and Hydropathy Journal Advertisements
An 19th century notice touts periodicals on hydropathy and phrenology. It lists subscriptions: Water Cure Journal at one year or six months for half price, and Phrenological Journal at one dollar per year or fifty cents for six months, praising their value and appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune
X. Y
Greene Weare and Benton and Partners in Iowa Tax Records
Collections made taxes paid and lands purchased and sold across Iowa involving Greene Weare Benton and partners in Cedar Rapids Fort Dodge and other counties. Court and land records show transactions by Ankers and Law Agents and various firms in Potawatomi and surrounding counties.
American Art Association announces extensive third year exhibit
The association reports a large third year program with commissions to distinguished American artists and a European study trip selecting paintings, bronzes, and marbles. Highlights include a Newt and Beautiful Statue of the Wood Nymph, busts of Clay Webster and Calhoun, Apollo and Diana, and numerous bronze statuettes and oils. The collection will be distributed to subscribers at the January annual distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genina
Agena
Europe
Apollo
Diana
Strigele
Pavche
Venus and
Apple
Magdalen
Innocence
Membership Offer for Art Engraving and Journals
A promotional scheme offers $3 to become a member of the association granting access to a steel engraving titled Saturday Night or a yearly magazine, plus a year of the Art Journal and a distribution ticket. Alternatives include Harper’s, Godey’s, Knickerbocker, and other magazines, with discounts for multiple memberships and ship to addresses in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Art Journal
Harper's Magazine
Godey
Lady's Book
Knickerbocker Pon
Graham
Blackwood’s Magazine
Southern Literary Messenger
U.S
Mrs
Cosmopolitan Art Association Promotes Subscriptions Nationwide
Articles from multiple papers praise the Cosmopolitan Art Association urging readers to join for literature and art engravings. Members receive a year of magazines and the Art Journal free, plus a chance to win distributed artworks through a national distribution program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Evening Mirror
Bayard Taylor
Louisville Courier
Water Cure Journal
Cosmopolitan Art Association
Family Flour from Waverly Mills Sold by M. T. Clarke
The subscriber M. T. Clarke of Bellevue offers extra family flour from Waverly Mills Missouri. Forwarding and commission merchant, October 24, 1866.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly Mills
M. T. Clarke
Bellevue
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Pudin Savins
Pan Doddlings
the Tribune
Tribune
United States
Canadas
Greeley & McElrath
Danny Tarsune
Weekly Tribune
the Knickerbocker Magazine
Nuckolls & Co
Holesale
Glenwood
BEST
Our
Miscellaneous Family Journal
Ballow's Dollar Monthly
Life Illustrated
The
Scientific American
KRL
Tnlon
the Water-Cure Journal
American Courier
Prospectus
Clay
Webster and
Calhoun
Palmer
Marsble
Co. L. Derby
Actuary
C. A
Waterstreet, Sanctuaky
Buffalo Morning Express
Art Journal
Cosmopolitan Ark Association
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