Pig Breeding and Hog Management from 1668 Ohio Farmer
An 1668 Ohio Farmer extract discusses selecting pigs and breeding for quality, stressing length of body and solid build. It advises breeding older pigs, separating boars and sows, ground feed with heat infusion, and regular rations for two to three week-old piglets, plus care to prevent disease with dry, ventilated housing and minerals like sulphur and copperas.
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Timely farm maxims and old world advice
This patchwork page presents farm guidance on labor, routines, fence strength, and hay as well as weather- wise tasks. It also notes a historic obituary style mention of a woman once owned by Captain Harris, and a late 19th century political comment urging stricter liquor laws and temperance as a qualification for judicial office.
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New Durham Gore land dispute and European tensions
Fragmentary notes describe a land claim dispute in New Durham Gore with a possible Dryodt family ownership and reference unrest along the Ottoman Empire borders linked to Russian intrigue. The piece shifts to U.S. politics on negro suffrage, a tax roundup, and European power plays including Prussia and Napoleon, ending with satirical remarks on presidential political signals.
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Unclear historical notice on financial surrender from 1867
Fragmentary OCR indicates a dated 1867 notice mentioning a monetary amount around 1445 dollars and a payment or division in April. Details are garbled, with partial phrases suggesting a decree or record of funds or indebtedness and a likely municipal or legal context.
Walled Inka and Federal Power Debates in Iowa and New Hampshire
From a fragmented page: reference to the Iowa “Walled Inka,” its size and unclear source, plus New Hampshire Supreme Court sessions granting multiple divorces. Battles over federal authority and states’ rights recur, with debates on taxation, tariffs, and constitutional powers. Mentions include President Johnson and congressional actions affecting state governance and civil rights in a period of wartime policy.
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