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Newspaper

Cincinnati Daily Gazette

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1875

Page

7

River News Highlights and Arrivals at Maysville

River traffic reports show arrivals and departures at Maysville and Louisville with multiple boats listed from Ben Franklin to City of Portsmouth. Weather and river readings across towns including New Martinsville and Wheeling accompany daily dispatches from the War Department signal section.

Astes Louisville Ben. Franklin Madison C. P. Huntington Moscow Trout Foster's Portsmouth Chile Handy Maysville Potomac Fleetwood Huntington Ohio Pomeroy

Tow Boat Movements Between Wheeling and St. Louis

The Ed. Hobbs departed Wheeling for St. Louis Wednesday evening and will stop at Pomeroy for bait. Pilots listed are Geo. Clarke and Jus. Montague. The Nail City also plans to leave Wheeling for St. Louis.

Ed. Hobbs Wheeling St. Louis Pomeroy Geo. Clarke Jus. Montague Nail City

Forage Harves tnotes on oats and grain hay value

Agricultural correspondence extols cutting oats for fodder before ripening and using dense early hay. It discusses rye and other cereals as richer in nutrients, the land impact, and the benefit of grain hay for milch cows, with Eastern states practice and timing around mid June.

Ponta

Single row strawberry culture advised for strong winter stand

A rural New Yorker article recommends adopting the single row system for strawberry planting. Plants are set eighteen inches apart in rows two and a half to three feet apart, with runners kept minimal to fill spaces. Cultivate with a horse, keep fields clean the first year, and mulch before fruiting to improve winter hardiness.

Rete Ooker

Preparing Currants for Winter Uses

Instructions describe drying currants in a cool oven to a granular texture, then layering with sugar in stone jars for long storage. The method preserves flavor, prevents fermentation, and can be used to make quick preserves by heating fruit with sugar and water.

Canning berries and farm notes from Mo letters

Readers discuss preserving berries by slow heating with sugar and no water. A Missouri correspondent asks about cow milk quality and mentions poke-root as a failed remedy. The southwest Missouri region reports grasshoppers ruining crops, with wheat and oats damaged and some land switching to corn after rain.

Errmevitux Gastar Co Jane Rass

Farmer notes best late Distee and worm control method

Fayette County Ohio reader asks for best late Distee. He prefers peachblows and reports cut worms damaging potato tops and vines on clover sod. A young rooster assists by eating cut worms, proving valuable in the garden and orchard.

Fayette County Ohio

Five-Pound Currant Ketchup Sauce Recipe

A colonial style recipe describes a ketchup or sauce made from five pounds of mashed currants, three pounds of sugar, one pint of vinegar, and spice measures including cinnamon, cloves, allspice, black pepper, nutmeg, plus salt. It suggests boiling with spices, then adding juice, straining seeds, and finishing as jelly to preserve fresh flavor longer than standard catsup.

Currant drink praised for refreshing acidity and simple preparation

The currant owes its refreshing acidity to malic acid and is praised as a drink suitable for both sick and well. A quick method is to mash currants, mix with water, strain to remove stems skins and seeds, sweeten, dilute to taste, and grate in nutmeg if desired.

Farmers debate crops and land in migration notes

A Rural Southland correspondent reports Gen Sears in Oxford Mississippi grows eleven inch cauliflowers and manure by rye. Messages from San Jacinto Jennies County and other counties describe wheat losses, variable oats seeding, and potential larger crops if conditions hold. Nebraska land offers ease of entry with low rates and good water. Citizens urge energetic settlers to western lands amid mixed fruit prospects and pest pressure from Colorado beetles.

Southland C. W. Sears University At Oxford Miss San Jacinto, Jennies Co Svp Pasiprating Teregon Rocky Eshinke Pacific Coast A. K. Montrose Logansport Ind Ohio Indiana J. A. Layuay Morgan County Colorado G. W. Murpock

Fruit failure and limb paralysis in cattle reported

The passage notes cattle dying and becoming lame within a few days, with hind limb use lost as the illness progresses. Likely reflecting historical veterinary observations on a fruit related disease affecting livestock.

Jesuits Lose Ground in Manchester Education Battle

A Roman correspondent reports conflict over Jesuit education plans in Manchester. Bishop Vaughan opposed a Jesuit seminary, the order persisted, Rome ordered the school closed, and Vaughan’s stance drew broad Catholic support. The episode shows ongoing church tensions and resistance to Jesuit influence.

England Pio Nono Order of Jesus Europe Esuit Manchester Vaughan Salford United States Vaughn Rome

Meeting in Regard to Transportation in Vevay 1875

A June 14 1875 meeting at Vevay Court House gathered grange representatives from Ohio River counties to organize steamboat freight and passenger transport between Cincinnati and Louisville. A two-person-per-county vampiriee was chosen to negotiate with transport firms. committee members from Indiana and Kentucky counties were listed. The group scheduled further meetings and invited steamboat owners to join and fund transportation efforts.

Vevay, Inc P. of H Ohio River Vevay Cincinnati Louisville Benjamin North John W. Powell Switzerland County Ind Omer Kirtley O. J. Harris Boone County John F. Pate Nathaniel H. North Ohio County Ef Means Henry Wise Carroll County James H. McDaniel Addison Gibson Gallatin County Patriot Axsgrt Crain Lewis F. Wokks

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