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Newspaper
Defiance County Express
Location
Defiance, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1883
Page
8
Winter care for fowls emphasizes proper housing and dry conditions, with warmth and ventilation. Feed variety beyond raw corn, including oats, rye, wheat screenings, sunflowers, and cooked meat, plus vegetables and scraps. ensure abundant clean water. provide milk substitutes. minerals for egg shells. and regular vermin control and exercise routines.
The article surveys church and school trends including unregistered Christians in London, Prospective Texas mission salaries, missionary progress in Chi retes island, and evangelical awakenings in Germany. It notes Rev John Rankin’s long ministry, school book reforms in Li, Yale’s 1882 83 catalog, and Tripoli station’s ten year growth from nine to thirty schools with pupil and staff increases.
An unnamed man from 50 Brinckerhoff avenue awoke unable to move his head due to a third cervical vertebra dislocation. Dr Terry and other physicians attempted reduction with risk of instant death. Father Fehling provided spiritual counsel as the oldest local physician Churchill assisted in replacement, which was successful.
An English sportsman visits a small pioneer settlement of eight to nine huts built after a breakdown in a journey west. Women fortify a cellar fort linked to a log cabin, manned by a boy sentinel and a daughter. the structure shields against a feared Indian outbreak. The tale highlights pioneer self-help and adaptability.
In Stonehouse on November 27 a constable on duty saw a man in only trousers and shirt hurry toward the quay. He followed and restrained the sleepwalker to prevent a fall into the water. The man was aroused by surgeon Mr. Lert and identified himself as Frederick Aker of Plymouth, stating he habitually walks in his sleep.
An advertisement extols back pain causes from kidney to rheumatism and urges prompt treatment with Brown's Iron Bitters. It claims the tonic purifies blood from the foundation and is used by leading physicians and clergymen, asserting it cures others and will cure the reader.
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