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Newspaper
Boston Weekly Globe
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1889
Page
2
A study of milk flow and butter production notes common misbeliefs about fat and cream, urging better grazing and corn fodder to sustain milk. It discusses butter extraction methods, fat content, and efficiency, highlighting how seasonal heat and feed affect yield and quality.
A reader writes on horse training from The Horseman and Ite Master. Reflections on development, observation, and commonsense methods for training young horses, with critique of methods and emphasis on humane, practical progress.
Fragmented OCR text discusses wet and dry poultry feed, bone saving from tables, curdlike rennet, and methods to cure and prepare chicken sustenance. It mentions brand names, feeding formulas, and various processing terms, with numerous garbled phrases and stray references to animals and diets.
Fragmented OCR text describes a local market scene with scattered phrases about honey, selling, and travel. It mentions a seating room, travelers, and a county context with references to an orange area and a market day. The readable parts lack clear events or names to fix a concrete news item.
Frost threatens corn and potatoes while damp weather and rot spread across crops. The article urges timely silo filling and dry storage for potatoes, noting July's heavy rain and cool temps hinder yields. it mentions vineyards and orchards suffering as pests and mold emerge, urging practical storage and safeguarding methods.
A correspondent reports on a novel contest at Togus Maine where participants and spectators gathered amid chatter and cricket sounds. The article describes local interest, odd occurrences, and a reference to a lemonade made from Jamaican fruit juice offered to attendees.
A garbled OCR collage blends stray phrases about stars, sea lanes, and city life with references to 19th century figures and a bustling street scene. It hints at a conversation about clothing, finances, coastlines, and public figures, weaving in names such as Timothy Field and David Dudley Perry while drifting through a patchwork of dialogues and memories.
Fragmented text recalls people, places, and incidents with reports of deaths, pensions, and curiosities. Mentions Roscoe Conkling, a pension reference, and various local names, plus scattered observations of gardens and domestic notes. The passage is garbled and difficult to parse for a cohesive item.
An old advertisement promotes subscribing to a magazine or weekly journal such as The Weekly Globe at 50 cents yearly with postage paid. It invites readers to request prices for unavailable titles and lists various periodicals like The Weekly Globe, Ladies Magazine, Popular Science, and others, urging early subscription while praising reduced rates and broad selection.
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