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Fragmentary OCR item mentions farm topics with unclear phrases about oats, a field, and names unlikely to be fully readable. The readable portion suggests a livestock or crop brief but lacks complete details for a fuller summary.
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Newspaper
Boston Weekly Globe
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1885
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR item mentions farm topics with unclear phrases about oats, a field, and names unlikely to be fully readable. The readable portion suggests a livestock or crop brief but lacks complete details for a fuller summary.
The text discusses winter feeding and management for cattle sheep and oxen. It stresses adequate hay fodder and shelter, proper feeding regimens, regularity in meals, and keeping animals in good condition to avoid waste and illness. It notes risks of underfeeding and the need for staying within sensible limits.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses horses, hay, and wheat with mentions of figures, markets, and examinations. It references country trade, grain shortages, and efforts to keep certain routes clear. The text mixes European place names and generic terms, hinting at agricultural commerce and policy debates without clear specifics.
Fragmented English prose reflects a wartime or literary page with stray lines about a Water Angel, Old Harmer, and household scenes. The piece contemplates poetry, American laborers, and a mysterious tale intertwined with a travelogued China setting, offering glimpses rather than a clear narrative.
The Weekly Globe club list appears with fragmented OCR text. It hints at savings tips or notices but lacks coherent details or identifiable people organizations places dates or events. The readable portions mention prices like twenty dollars and a street address, suggesting a small classifieds style listing.
The readable text shows a partial quote about a young ash alt aniaais berg and a stray double quote. No clear event dates places or organizations are identified.
A miner Matthew Lawson at Hayes Station attempted plastering near a table with blasting powder and oil. The blast ignited a powder charge, injuring Lawson and a family at the breakfast table. The woman suffered severe injuries as clothing caught fire. Firefighters arrived to combat the blaze and prevent further harm.
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