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Newspaper
Boston Weekly Globe
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1890
Page
3
A dense, period style report from the Elmira Farmers' Gin on an important experiment station study. It discusses feeding cows, cotton formulas, and breeding decisions. The text critiques land, forage possibilities, and seasonal feeding, noting challenges from wet weather and shifts in sheep and cattle management.
A fragmented report from Indiana horticulturists discusses orchard work, substation management, and the Furman compost method. It mentions planting plans, varieties of raspberries, and yields, with detailed compost formula and application steps for soil enrichment.
A long discussion on cow feeding compares cost and nutritional value of hay, corn, clover, and other fodder. It notes the impact of forage quality on milk yield and the importance of balancing feed efficiency with price. Practical methods and expert opinions are cited on optimizing rations without waste.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss farmyard manure as a fertilizer praised for improving soil porosity and moisture retention. It contrasts its value with cautions about collection, storage, and application economics, citing historical references and anecdotes.
Fragmentary OCR text from a chapter describes a military expedition with Kasana, royal lords, and courtiers. The Hebrew force, led by a prince, advances under tension as captives seek mercy and a doomed fate looms for the leader’s army and kin, including Miriam.
The readable fragments sketch a chaotic scene with references to pork, boats, and a corepressor. Names, places, and clear actions are largely missing, leaving a jumble of phrases and incomplete sentences about a water setting and an awaiting companion.
An advertisement lists options to secure favorite magazines or weekly stories through The Weekly Globe. It promises a reduced price of 50 cents per year and free postage. Readers are invited to request combinations not shown on the list by writing to The Weekly Globe.
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