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Newspaper
Cedartown Record
Location
Cedartown, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1876
Page
5
A New York Tribune excerpt presents household tips from cleaning tar with water and hay for fodder value to detoxifying kerosene flames with cloth, to renewing oil cloth with a warm solution, plus a questionable diphtheria cure recipe. It insights daily domestic routines, health guidance, and safety notes, referencing open windows for better air and a backroom overhaul.
The article discusses hog cholera spreading across the country and links outbreaks to improper feeding, poor housing, and foul drainage. It argues disease arises from miasmatic emanations, contaminated water, and decomposed animal or vegetable matter in feed and surroundings, urging better food quality and living conditions to curb losses.
Paris Siecle reports a bizarre incident at the old Conislion Church in Toulouse where two men, strangers to the city, climbed to the tower seeking permission to access a slated top. One, an engineer, was killed, the other survived, claiming they planned to rob the Bank of Toulouse via a subterranean passage to the cellar.
A mixed digest covers the Protestant board of forulon missions receipts, new pastors in Nash-Fille and Palma, calls for Jewish leaders in Charleston, and a Baptist convention report. It notes Episcopal and Calvinist solidarity events, revival methods changes at universities, and a reconciliatory stance among denominations.
Instructions describe using carbonate of magnesia mixed with calcinated Niger dried and ground into a soft mass to remove stains from fabrics woods and ivory. The method involves applying the magnesia paste, wiping with finger, brushing off earthy matter, reapplying until evaporation completes, then washing. Also notes Juniper Tar Soap for skin and cautions to use Caswell Hazard Co New York tar soap to avoid imitations.
A home kitchen note describes a stove that bakes quickly and evenly using oak coal for years, with a clean flame and no clinker. It claims compatibility with any coal type, offering consistent results and practical durability for home bakers.
The New York Tribune reviews a medical book titled The ProvLKn COMMON SENAK Medical Anvism by Tr. SV. Prener of Buffalo. It praises its aim to educate the people about cerebral physiology and health, noting the author’s emphasis on prevention, nursing, and practical guidance for maintaining vitality.
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