Roots as Farm Power and Profit in Nutrient-rich Culture
The article extolls root crops including potatoes beets turnips as vital for soil health stock feeding and human food. It describes methods of cultivation using flat and ridge systems depth soil and after-culture, emphasizes thorough weeding thinning and hoeing, notes labor and storage challenges and highlights superior feed output per acre versus meadow or grain crops.
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England
France
Germany
Spring Time Teas and Hotbeds for Early Garden Crops
Agricultural note on building and maintaining hotbeds using horse dung and leaves, aiming at early lettuce cabbage radishes and tomatoes. Guidance on temperature ranges, airing, planting times, and risks, plus notes on sowing annuals and bulbs, and profit considerations for well-managed hotbeds.
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W. D. Philbrick
Strawberry Planting and Care for Home Gardens
This guide outlines location and soil needs for strawberries, recommends southern or eastern slopes for early crops and northerly exposure for late berries, and warns against planting near trees. It covers soil prep with deep cultivation, manure and ash fertilizers, drainage, row spacing, plant selection, and handling while transplanting.
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Sume Mer
New York
Wilson
Manchester
James Vick
Parry
Jersey
H. Valentine
The Hog and the Sheep How to Make Megs Pay
A practical guide urges farmers to improve hog housing feeding and manure use to boost profits. It advises cement floors, steam cooked grain, cast iron troughs, constant water access, March litters, and finishing with cooked corn or barley. It notes market timing and cautions on manure value and field use. The piece shifts to Irish eviction scenes, describing harsh treatment of tenants and rising rents linked to land policy and evictions.
Ireland’s Eviction Cruelty Sparks Mass Meeting Protests
The article, judging by a sketch captioned scene, argues that Irish evictions by bailiffs under coercion laws have driven tens of thousands from homes between 1841 and 1861. It notes mass meetings, Plan of Campaign talks, and police guarding bailiffs as England faces renewed pressure from Irish resistance.
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Ireland
Bealitf
Pat Gallagher
Irshmen
Wen of
Returning to the Ranks Manning resignation not sent to Senate
Washington reports Manning's resignation as secretary of the treasury was accepted but a successor will not be named at the current Senate session. Acting Secretary Fairchild remains in charge as interviews and correspondence with President Cleveland continue.
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Washington
Manning
Senate
Treasury
Fairchild
Department
Franklin Pierce
Cleveland
George H. Pendleton
Treasury Department
Mr. Manning
Pendleton
Mer. Manning
Sim
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Ita
Danigtu Manning
Washinaton
Daniel Manning
The
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Josey
Grover Cleveland
Evictions in Ireland and the Crowbar Brigade
A critical depiction of eviction in Ireland, detailing sheriff and emergency police actions to oust tenants from wretched huts. It describes crowded detachments, obstacles, and the emotional toll as families, with tears and hope, are forced to leave despite poverty and constant rent arrears.
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Ireland
Galway
Crowbar
Childran
Irish Question Talisman and Public Sympathy
Fragments recall public feeling on the Irish question with references to heartfelt sympathy and calls for fair treatment. The text mentions BNRY W and FRENCH in a context of political sentiment and musical or theatrical allusions.
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That's How the Shorthand Writers Feel
The Boston edition of the Sams is finished, we trust soon to say it is out of print. Another Dig at the Old Maids urges readers to seek last year's valentines. A Vermont Society Note from Burlington Free Press mentions gloves at dinner parties and disputes settled at the table.
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Lowell Times
Boston
New Haven
Vermont Society
Burlington Free Press
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Smare
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United Treland
Emerald Isle
Poliol
County
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Guy Altonly
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American Poultry Journal
Atlantic Monthly
American Art Journal
American Garden
American Agriculturist
Army& Navy Journ Book Buyer Banner Weekly
Brainerd's Musical
Burlington Hawkey Ballou
Bee-keeper’s
Maga Babyland
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Ocentenne
Boston Medical Journal
Enieree Boston Medical and
Cxaginel Journal
Christian Leader
Century Magazine
Christian Union
Hearth
Conatry Gentleman
Cricket
Courier-Journal
Chantauqua Young Folks Paren and Furnisher
Crest’s
Wit Donahoo’s
Detroit Prop Press
Engineering and Mining Journal
Edinburgh Review
Farm, Field and
St Pireside
Pollo
Ifusios
Porney's Progress
Prank Leslie
Germantown
Green's Pruit
Godsy
Harper's Maazine
Harper's Weekly
Harper's Pee
Nas
Harper's Young Ge Herald
Rm Home and Farm
Home Decorator
Home Journal
Downs Cal Town Homestead
Trish World
Journal of Microscop
London
Rovi Littell
Living Age
London Lancet
Puck
Pi Lippinco
T’s Magazine
New York Witness
Our Little Men
Ohio Farmer
Peterson's Lady's Magazine
Popular Science News
Popular Science
Press Review
Hia Medical
Ween
Weld
Sunday School Times
Scribner's Magazine
Bivonas
San Francisco Chronicle
Spirit of the Times
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Palm
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Western World
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