Ohio State Finances and Prison Reform Remarks
Governor Charles Foster reports debt reductions in cities while local indebtedness rises elsewhere. He lauds penitentiary profits, National Guard strength, and state claims against the U.S. He urges prison reform, advisory pardons, and careful public works management amid debates on contract labor and circuit courts.
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It Is Better to Be It Than I The Selfless Aim
A Philadelphia Ledger passage contrasts two mindsets the I versus It. It argues that energy aimed at personal gain harms society, while work driven by noble aims yields public good. Emphasizes cultivating delight in successful effort from childhood and prize for conscientious workers over self-centered achievement. A Newburyport youths camp bandits tale closes the excerpt.
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Practical advice for farm life and home gardening
Agricultural snippets cover horse protection with rubber blankets, Dominiques as hardy fowl, optimal strawberry soil conditions, rye use as green manure, quince growing tips, a sour apple roly poly recipe, and a method to rescue a mired cow using a chain and teams.
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Diseases of the Horse Teeth and Care Practices
The article notes dental disease in horses differs from humans. It advises crucial gum incisions for young horses with feverish symptoms and tushes prominence, rasping rough grinders, and lowering overgrown back teeth to prevent ulcers and malnutrition. Caries are rarer in horses but can occur severely.
Costly Fences Raise Questions Across Nations
A discussion cites Prof Scott's figures from Farm Fences showing the United Kingdom with over five dollars per acre in fences and seventy five cents per acre annually for maintenance on 45 million acres. The article notes the large capital and ongoing costs, questions how to reduce fence need, and wonders how farming would proceed without fencing.
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